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The second [and final] episode of our 'Area 51' playthrough is up now on YouTube! Come for the aliens, stay for the Cass Rants.™

Part one of our exploration of Phoenix Games' 'Dynamite 100' is up now on YouTube! Come watch us spin straw into gold fifty times over, and wonder how in the hell we're gonna be able to pull this off a second time.

The latest installment in our "Kursed Kart Racers" series is up now on YouTube! Would you believe me if I told you that none of these budget label DS driving games hold a candle to Mario Kart DS?

If you're looking to watch this exercise in clear diction from the very start, check out this playlist:

The final episode of our 'Lifeline' playthrough is up now on YouTube! "My frigid heart, the only thing that melts it is just your. sex?"

You can also watch us play through every Death Crimson game (including the puzzle game spin-off starring a flying squirrel) across the videos on this playlist:

You can read our article on Death Crimson here -- the single-most comprehensive of its kind on the web:

'Death Crimson' released on this day in 1996. In 1996, a perfect storm occurred on the Sega Saturn; given an amateur developer, an incomprehensible creative vision, and limited means. All hail the "Emperor of Kusogē" -- the rail shooter which spawned a dedicated cult following.

The first episode in our playthrough of 2005's 'Area 51' is up now on YouTube! Come see David Duchovny as you've never heard him before -- unless you've already happened to have caught him doped up on Nyquil before.

'Miracle Ropitt: 2100-Nen no Daibōken' released on this day in 1987. A truly cryptic, punishing, and altogether unpleasant side-scrolling platformer for the Famicom by way of Micronics. Alternate between an ineffective robot and an utterly helpless little girl on taking damage.

'Bikini Karate Babes' released on this day in 2002. A sexualized FMV fighting game (sans full-frontal nudity) by way of Creative Edge Studios. Aside from its decidedly tacky presentation, it also suffers from poorly-realized mechanics and ineffective AI.

It's moments like this that make Fight Night worth it as a recurring segment:

The latest episode of our "Fight Night" series is up now on YouTube! Prepare to have your mind dominated by Professor X poolside at the X-Mansion.

'Devil's Third' released on this day in 2015. A Wii U-exclusive third-person shooter as envisioned by Tomonobu Itagaki. Criticized largely for technical issues, as well as an underwhelming campaign. Multiplayer was praised, but stymied by early retail availability issues.

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'Bomberman: Act:Zero' released on this day in 2006. Hudson Soft's ill-advised attempt to reboot Bomberman for the modern era. In addition to its tired "gritty" aesthetic, Act:Zero is also plagued by fundamental issues in its design, making for a wholly unpleasant experience.

A new episode of "Bad Game Chance Time" is up now on YouTube! This show format is our never-ending nightmare!! We've got 'Dynamite 100' in the brain!!!

'OverBlood' released on this day in 1996. A glacial-paced PS1 survival horror set in an frozen-over research center, with an emphasis on puzzles and platforming over combat encounters. Dripping with atmosphere and packed with wonderful character moments, but plays like a chore.

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