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058 – Quacktulence

The title was a Bailey joke, although you probably didn’t need me to tell you that.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was Platformer “Radpole Pond”

25:49 – Listener email discussion question – This time around, we answered questions from our live stream audience! Some very thought provoking stuff. You should be there!

39:51 – Platformer “Radpole Pond”

42:28 – Retro Showdown!

45:03 – Bailey’s Pick “Tiny Toon Adventures” (NES)

47:04 – Hunter’s Pick “Ren & Stimpy: Space Cadet Adventures” (Gameboy)

48:54 – Jason’s Pick “Duck Tales: Quest for Gold” (PC/DOS)

49:58 – We picked our favorite cartoons turned into games for this week. Let’s listen, shall we?

1:09:43 – Well, it was a long one, but we got lots covered. Next time we would like to answer your email questions and we hope that you will join us for the next live stream. Get to see and hear lots of stuff that doesn’t make it into the podcast. Join us!

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I voted for War Gods simply because Bailey is really the only one here who followed the rules. TMNT Tournament fighters was NOT an obscure fighting game. I remember seeing it all over the mags back in the early 90's and it was based on the TMNT licence for gods sake! I remember renting the SNES version from Blockbuster and being somewhat disappointed...

Dragon Ball Z Hyper Dimension may have been an obscure fighting game but again it was based on a well known property. So count that one out too.

War Gods, never heard of it. It's an original game not using a licence from a well known property. Win!

Anyway, if you want a really obscure, interesting fighting game try Budokan on the Sega Genesis.

TempleofRetro

Slap TMNT on a pile of poo, and I'll vote for it. Sorry Bailey. Despite your "convincing" argument in this week's episode, I cant vo....

WAR GODS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dammit. I almost voted for it.

SpaceKappa

I'm bummed none of you picked Tuff E Nuff for SNES. That's a really fun obscure fighter! You'll have to have me on next time.

NintendoLegend

WAR GODS

Bigjoe91

HAHA! I have the advantage of seeing the book of knowledge page on the Dragon Ball game! Vive le livre de la connaissance. Roughly translated, the Erics were right, it says the game is crap.

So, since you guys spent so little time on TMNT Tournament fighters, it gets my vote. I have nothing to hate about it. Plus, clear is the freaking coolest color ever, just look at all the clear consoles and accessories. And whether Hunter was saying Oregon Trail or not, you should play Organ Trail, all of you.

EdwardVarnell

The mario movie game should be a brawler. It should be developed by Konami like Batman Return and come out for nintendo platforms. Also it has to have 2 bonus stages (don't know why those stages where in beat em ups).

I think War Gods should have played like Killer Instinct since Midway did publish KI in the arcades (still trying to figure that one out to?)

For my obscure fighting game, I would have to say Ranma 1/2 for the SNES. For $10 at the local KB Toy Store Bargin bin (which had zombies ate my neighbors and snatcher for sega cd), i had brought that game as a kid after watching the anime on tv (public access) and reading about it in EGM. It's slow and terrible but it was one of my first kid purchase of a game.

@TempleofRetro WAR GODS

@NintendoLegend WAAAAAAAR GODS

ericmhunter

@NintendoLegend @TempleofRetro War what?

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