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Monster in My Podcast: Unicorn Fish
From the innocent times before animals became memes.
Those Damn Ross Kids 231: There's No Legs in This Thing
Kris and Kole talk about cramming, restoration, and nights on the town.ALSO: It just says “Here”. Trim in the wild. How I know Dan Marino. Don’t put the whole thing in. Clock restoration. How a pump works. A shame free zone where anything goes. Just started swinging scissors in his feet. Our concert experience. A sad garage tableau. Immortal last words. Bird hormones are the boy’s problem.
Abject Suffering 260: Dynasty Warriors 3
A beloved series, and a beloved genre of game which doesn't care about making you want to play it.
Monster in My Podcast: Troglodyte (Shadowrun)
He chose the least efficient way to scratch himself.
Days of Future Cast 50: Big Growing Thing
This week on Days of Future Cast: Namor! Lord Taurus! Whale dick! Underwater armor! Space armor! Iron Man armor!
Monster in My Podcast: Toxic Water Spirit
Trash that's pissed off enough to chase you.
The Level 254: Barkmüter
Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about the Sekiro release date announcement, Dead Cells, and we ask you which sequels most improved on their predecessors.The Brief:Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice releases March 22, 2019.Amazon Prime changes things (for the worse) for gamersYakuza games are a front for game preservation.Monster Hunter World is very inefficient.The Multiplayer:Which sequel most improved on its predecessors? Which had the biggest dip in ...
Watch Out for Fireballs! 206: God of War (2005)
It's inarguable that God of War is an important game, but is it still fun to play? No, not really, but it has its moments. It came late in the PS2 lifecycle and took inspiration from character action games like Devil May Cry, but it added a sense of brutality that launched a fleet of clones.The problem is, the God of War you remember didn't start wtih the first game. No, it became the setpiece-heavy boss-a-thon with God of War II. The ori...
WOFF Poll: Indie Horror Poll
It's hard to believe that we're coming up to October already, but I am very excited to announce our plans for the scariest month of the year: We are doing an indie horror theme month. And to start it off, we want you to help us pick a meaty indie horror game to sink our teeth into. Below are five options, so read up on them and consider what you think would be best. Cry of Fear (PC, 2012). One of the most famous Half-Life mods of all time...
Teenage Dirtbags 81: "MmmBop" by Hanson
Brayton and Gary explore the science of how long an Mmmbop actually is.Hanson Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHozn0YXAeEKidz Bop Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDPxwchPRys
Monster in My Podcast: Toxic Earth Spirit
It's a monster, and a fun activity!
Abject Suffrage August 2018
Hey there! It's time for another Abject Suffrage poll, where you help select the topic for next month's premium Abject Suffering episodes. The deadline is Saturday, August 25, so get your vote in quick. As always click on the game names below to see video. Dragon Valor (PSX) Herdy Gerdy (PS2) Low G Man (NES) Pokémon Dash (DS)
Radio Free Mid-World 46: Wolves of the Calla, "Telling Tales" (Part 2)
Evan Thorne joins me for a history lesson in Calla folkways and close calls, as we learn the tale of Lady Oriza and Gray Dick, and hear from Granpere Jaffords about the time he saw a dead wolf. The ka-tet learns about a potential ace in the hole: the women of the Calla know how to throw sharpened titanium plates. But things start going wrong when Jake witnesses Susannah's nightly fugue states.
Monster in My Podcast: Torpedo Shark
Picture is unrelated, but not really.
Abject Suffering 259: Rockin' Kats
The delightful comedian Carolyn Main joins us to talk about an NES grappling hook game.
Heartbeat City 7
On this episode of Heartbeat City, Cozy is joined by Brayton Cameron to answer your questions.Special Guest: Brayton Cameron.
Monster in My Podcast: Talis Cat
MVP of the book right here.
The Level 253: Jump Headfirst Into a Blender
Kole, Jala, and David talk about the Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker, the real price of fake real estate, and we ask you which game worlds you’d most (and least!) like to live in.The Brief:The real cost of fake real estate.Bethesda bullies someone selling one of their games.Americans own less.The Multiplayer:Which game worlds you’d most (and least!) like to live in?The Grind:Kole: Mega Man X Legacy Collection.Jala: Octopath Traveler. Vamp...
Exquisite Suffering 51: PO'ed
Add another one to our Motion Sickness Suite. Originally a 3DO-exclusive answer to Doom-like hallway crawlers, PO'ed tried very hard to establish its own voice by being irreverent and gross. So you go around slapping walking butt-vaginas with frying pans in a frictionless void. When we're done talking about the game, we talk about anger... and how we don't feel emotions anymore.
Watch Out for Fireballs! 205: NieR (Part 3)
This episode concludes our coverage of NieR, as we talk about the endgame of Route A, and cover everything from Routes B, C, and D. NieR has thoroughly worn out its welcome at this point, even if there is some good stuff to be found in the tricks it plays. So come listen, and hear the specifics of our criticisms.Support Watch Out for Fireballs!
Adaptation Decay 18: Dungeons & Dragons (Film)
Not even Jeremy Irons can save this catastrophe.It's hard to believe it, but the Dungeons and Dragons movie came out in the year 2000. It looks and feels much older than that, hearkening back to a shoddier time in filmmaking. Not even the fully-committed hammery of Jeremy Irons can save this misguided and ramshackle disaster.
