Two old guys talk about old games
It’s Christmas in July here at TADPOG Blanket Fort, and that can only mean one thing…we’re talking about Christmas Daze for the Super Nintendo! No no no, we’ve already done that…we’re talking about Home Alone for the SNES by request of Bovine Bear Matt Cowan. We do talk about the action platformer by Imagineering, but we also take a Macaulay Culkin movie quiz, and listen to a few voicemails.
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It’s time to tune your Radical Datafax to TADPOG for a conversation on Mario Is Missing! You have something hard to drink, right? It may be needed to get through this game but maybe not through this episode. We talk condiments from across the pond (courtesy of Ross Rachel Green), Rap Snacks, there’s a hobo update, and a deep dive into Multiplicity. Collect three artifacts and summon whatever second rate Yoshi you can from Antarctica and our episode on Mario Is Missing! Continue reading
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Because absolutely no one asked for it…we’re talking about Ballz on this episode of the podcast! That’s right, Ballz — the 1994 fighting game for the Super Nintendo and the Sega Genesis developed by PF Magic. Spoilers: We didn’t like it much! We take breaks from administering smackies long enough to discuss Dead Souls and Yetis, talk about some Netflix shows, and answer some listener voicemail too. Continue reading
TADPOG: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters [ 1:22:28 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWe’re talking about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters for the Super Nintendo. Don’t worry, we also talk about condoms. We open a very special package from Bloody Handed Otaku Jack of Ziggy Moons Mike; we talk about Teenage Mutant Nazi Turtles; and we bestow a new title to a citizen of TADPOG Nation.
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We’re talking about Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, the 1992 Super Nintendo RPG by Square. Well, technically Tyler talks about it; Dave listens and asks questions. We try the new Cheetos Chicken Fries from Burger King. We open an amazing package from Doug. There’s some general Final Fantasy talk liberally mixed in there. We also play some voicemail.
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We’ve already talked about Burger Time on a previous episode. What’s left? Have we come to the end of our culinary video game road? Mais non! There is another! This week we’re talking about Out to Lunch for the Super Nintendo. Yep, that’s a real game. In the spirit of this game about fine cuisine, we decide to skip our second MRE; we read another letter from our Fancy Listener in Evansville; we start-up the super-company Burger Tech; we have real talk about dieting, weight-loss and fitness; and we answer some voicemails.
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By request of “Steve N” on Patreon, we’re talking about The Lawnmower Man for the SNES. Tyler unboxes his Loot Crate. Dave tells a super cringe-worthy story from his high school days. We answer some voicemails and texts. This is our first episode with an outro story, a tradition that’s sure to continue.
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Tyler and Dave are about to murderlize the Malibu Interactive SNES game — wait for it — 3 Ninjas Kick Back (you probably knew that already from the post image). We open Sandwich Pope Phil’s “it’s a good size” but fulfilling package and we foul the sanctity of Jonathan Brandis’s name.
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