Episodes

  • Ninja Baseball Bat Man – Episode 126

    It was the best Batman game in arcades. It may have been the best baseball game in the arcades. It wasn’t the best Ninja game in arcades but two out […]

  • Arcade Obscura (LaserTimeDisc) – Episode 125

    It’s time to power down the LaserTimeDisc miniseries before it starts overheating with an Arcade Obscura. The hosts each pick a LaserDisc arcade game that they feel is either obscure […]

  • Space Ace – Episode 124

    Defender of justice, truth, and the planet Earth. Ace is being attacked by the evil Commander Borf. Struggle with Dexter to regain his manhood. Destroy the Infanto-Ray. Defeat the evil […]

  • Cliff Hanger – Episode 123

    So you’re telling me there was a LaserDisc arcade game… made by popular pinball manufacturer Stern… in 1983… featuring the film directorial debut of Hayao Miyazaki… based on the popular […]

  • Mad Dog McCree – Episode 122

    Well howdy, Stranger. Do you think you’re tough enough to take on the Mad Dog? Why don’t you take a seat over yonder as I tell the tale of a […]

  • Dragon’s Lair – Episode 121

    Time to spin up a new arcade miniseries with the Laser(Time)Disc! The first game is a fantasy adventure where we become a valiant knight on a quest to rescue the […]

  • Metal Slug – Episode 120

    We finish our second round of the Neo Geo 4 Slot miniseries with the ultimate retrospective on the MVS Metal Slug series which include Metal Slug: Super Vehicle-001, Metal Slug […]

  • Neo Geo 1997 – Episode 119

    Let’s be honest, 1997 wasn’t our favorite year due to a trio of horrible deaths, songs like “MMMBop” ruling the radio, and George Lucas unleashing Greedo shooting first upon the […]

  • Neo Geo 1996 – Episode 118

    It’s 1996 – maybe the best year ever – where we got the Macarena (plus some actual good music), “draw me like one of your French girls” entered the popular […]

  • Neo Geo 1995 – Episode 117

    Travel back to the year 1995 when we all found out who shot Mr. Burns, Apollo 13 came out so that all future movie trailers can use James Horner’s music […]