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Jun 24, 20262h 35m
We played DOOM which was released for computers in 1993. The father of first-person shooters, this iconic journey into Hell was the defining game of a generation. We discuss demonic sins against God, big fucking guns, an
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Bad With Games is a podcast journey through the best, most important, and most influential titles in video game history. Games journalist Jonathan lends his knowledge and experience to gaming neophyte Will as he plays through hundreds of classics for the first time. New gamers can join in to learn more about these iconic works, and gaming veterans can revisit them from a fresh perspective. Will and Jonathan will do their best to walk you through all the classics without getting too sidetracked by tangents, bickering, or just generally being bad (with games).
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We played DOOM which was released for computers in 1993. The father of first-person shooters, this iconic journey into Hell was the defining game of a generation. We discuss demonic sins against God, big fucking guns, an
We played Metroid II: Return of Samus which was released for Game Boy in 1991. This handheld sequel continues the plot of the original with a focus on seeking out and exterminating newer, deadlier aliens. We discuss ador
We played Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar which was released for Apple II in 1985. For our purposes, we checked out the Sega Master System version, to explore what some consider to be the definitive version of this revolu
Hey, paizanos! In lieu of a normal episode, we're bringing you a special Patreon bonus: It's the Super Mario Bros. Super Show! This week, we're swinging our arms from side to side as we cover the earliest, and arguably s
We played Kirby's Adventure which was released for NES in 1993. The pink boy is back, and this time he can use what he sucks! Let's see how we handle another entry level platformer. We discuss the usefulness of hi-jumps,
We played Myst which was released for computers in 1993. Cyan's legendary puzzle adventure makes its way onto our show, as we experience the potential of CD-ROMs for the very first time. We discuss petty sibling rivalrie
We played The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past which was released for Super Nintendo in 1991. The Zelda series makes a triumphant return to its roots with this legendary third entry. Can it live up to Will's lofty exp
We played three maze arcade games from 1982: Ms. Pac-Man, Dig Dug, and Mr. Do!. It's time to see how this once massive genre changed and evolved with the help of Namco and others. We discuss Ms. Pac-Man's gams, inflation
We played Mega Man 2 which was released for the NES in 1988. The Blue Bomber is Back for his first sequel, and perhaps the most celebrated game in his entire catalog. We discuss being the wrong kind of buff, the capabili
We played Ecco the Dolphin which was released for Sega Genesis in 1992. In Part 2, we finish our discussion of this classic aquatic action adventure title. We discuss the nature of puzzles, what constitutes a coincidence
We played Ecco the Dolphin which was released for Sega Genesis in 1992. It's time to explore another classic Sega title as we dive deep into this undersea adventure. We discuss marine biology, the science of echolocation
We played The Secret of Monkey Island which was released for PC in 1990. Guybrush Threepwood begins his quest to become a mighty pirate, and we're along for the ride in our latest point and click adventure. We discuss th
We played Wolfenstein 3D which was released for PC in 1992. id Software brings us the grandfather of modern first-person shooters. Can we handle this perspective shift well enough to kill Hitler? We discuss keyboard vs.
We played Sonic the Hedgehog which was released for Sega Genesis in 1991. We've spent lots of time with Mario, but now the plumber's arch rival rears his spiky blue head. We discuss cheap tricks, how fast you actually go
We played Super Mario World which was released for Super Nintendo in 1990. After toiling with Super Mario Bros. 3, was Will able to make a comeback with Mario's big fourth outing, or is this his worst showing yet? We dis
We played Mortal Kombat, which was released for the arcade in 1992, and Mortal Kombat II, which was released in 1993. After breaking the fighting game genre wide open with Street Fighter II, it's time for us to examine i
We played Final Fantasy II which was released for the Famicom in 1988. This Japan-only original released is sort of the black sheep of the franchise for its unusual leveling system. We discuss our confusion with combat,
We played Kirby's Dream Land which was released for the Game Boy in 1992. It's the debut of everyone's favorite pink puffball. Is this game finally easy enough for even Will to be able to beat it? We discuss how challeng
We played three Namco arcade space shooters: 1979's Galaxian, 1981's Galaga, and 1983's Xevious. After the success of Space Invaders, it's time to see how this genre evolved past fixed screens and horizontal enemy waves.
We played Contra which was released in arcades in 1987 and for the NES in 1988. We played this iconic run-and-gun shooter solo and co-op to put our gaming skills to the test. We discuss the Konami Code, the nature of co-
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