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Hosted by Unknown Host · leisure · EN · 106 episodes
Two retro guys talking about classic games
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Signup to Generate a PitchLost Joystick Network is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 106 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #109
Let's say you have to drive all the way across the United States (and Greece?) and had to choose from a Ferrari or a Lotus F1 car. Which car would you choose? Me? I'd go with the Ferrari. The Formula 1 car seems like a good idea until you get dropped into its cockpit. Who am I kidding? I don't even know how to drive a stick.
Episode #108
Every once and a while, we make a mistake. For example, we thought friend of the show EA wanted us to review Space Harrier II. Come to find out, we were wrong. He wanted us to review the original Sega arcade classic Space Harrier. It happens and we can admit it.That being said, our mistake was microscopic compared to the mistake that was Spacer Harrier II.Some come join us to discuss the RIGHT GAME that we expect to be much better than it's sequel.
Episode #105
Do you like action-adventure games where you're a swordsman that can gain new skills and become more powerful as the game progresses? What if I told you there were eight medallions that have been hidden in eight crypts that you have to recover? And, finally, what if there were secrets in the game that could only be discovered by doing things like burning trees, pushing rocks, and blowing up walls?Well, if you like those kinds of things then you may want to tune in to hear what the LJN crew thinks of this original idea that was not influenced directly by any other game.
Episode #106
Do you like shooting games, Do you like fighter jets? How about saving the planet from space monkeys? Well if any of those things interest you then do we have a game for you! Kick back and relax and the guys discuss Aero Fighters for the Super Nintendo.
Episode #105
Have you ever wanted to be a God that kills monsters AND develops cities? Yeah, we all have. Well do I have good news for you! ActRaiser for the SNES allows you to do just that. I guess that isn't news.. I mean.. the game is like 35 years old. Man.. I was old enough to drive when this game came out. sigh
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