Podcasts about Elevator Action

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Sean and Alon tear through another crop of five delightfully different video entertainment products for less than an hour apiece:Blaž Urban Gracar and Ferran Ruiz Sala's adaptation of acclaimed pen and paper puzzle book, LOK DigitalTaito's 1983 classic spy simulator Elevator ActionTonda Ros' roguelike print-em-up and game du jour, Blue PrinceHAL Laboratory's Kirby-branded mini golf game, Kirby's Dream CourseJay Ma and Matthew Davis' turn-based bug shover Into The Breach—Now's your big chance to decide which of the five games we played we'll be covering for the next Game Club! Come on down to the Discord and place your vote: https://discord.gg/ACbDjNhMpJWant to submit games for future mini Club episodes? Join the ranks of the High Council by subscribing to the Wide Flank Patreon and you'll gain access to an exclusive channel on the Discord: https://www.patreon.com/wideflankTHE REST: https://linktr.ee/wideflank—Timestamps:00:00:00 - Intro / Admin00:04:01 - Sean's Plan for the Order of the Games00:09:11 - LOK Digital00:21:14 - Elevator Action00:34:32 - Blue Prince00:47:59 - Kirby's Dream Course00:59:56 - Into the Breach—Show notes:LOK Digital: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2207440/LOK_Digital/Elevator Action: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator_ActionBlue Prince: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1569580/Blue_Prince/Kirby's Dream Course - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirby's_Dream_CourseInto the Breach: https://store.steampowered.com/app/590380/Into_the_Breach/Elevator Action showed me what games could be: https://ravi64.com/elevator-action-everyday-fun/XP Arcade: Elevator Action: https://retroxp.beehiiv.com/p/xp-arcade-elevator-action30 years of Kirby: HAL, experimentation, and Kirby: https://retroxp.substack.com/p/30-years-of-kirby-hal-experimentation

En este programa hacemos un repaso a algunas noticias de la actualidad commodoriana y a los lanzamientos de las últimas semanas. La revista de este mes es el número especial 1 de la FREEZE64. Todo esto lo veremos con el equipo habitual formado por David Asenjo (https://twitter.com/darro99), Toni Bianchetti (https://twitter.com/seuck), Narciso Quintana "Narcisound" (https://twitter.com/narcisound), Jonatan Jiménez (https://twitter.com/jsabreman) y Paco Herrera (https://twitter.com/pacoblog64). Las noticias comentadas son: - Monkey Island girando en una ScumVM V4 en C64: https://www.facebook.com/groups/c64com/posts/1503489580535080/ - Entrevista a Al Charpentier en la VCF East 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVcPp4IxQCk - Craptastic Game Compo 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrwCM_KYrxg&t=538s https://reset64-magazine.itch.io/2024-craptastic-compoo - Nadie sabe cuántos Amigas vendió Commodore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXCWYKSjHnI - ¿Vuelta de Dinamic FX?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uir_4-2s1rY - Martin Piper a tope con su canal de YouTube: https://youtu.be/n4PVen9UGsw?si=WeYNhinJ_WAXCSa1 - Actualización y novedades del Commander X-16: https://youtu.be/MBVIHhTdBww?si=YyljDVzmT0qL_oOu - Reparación de Commodore 486: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dewKn99gs9o - Portátiles Commodore + revista Commodoriani 14: https://commodore.inc/ https://commodore.inc/content/media/2024/08/COMMODORIANI-N.14.pdf - Furnace, nuevo tracker chiptune disponible: https://tildearrow.org/furnace/ - Actualización de Games That Weren't: https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/gtw64 - Entrevista a Cyril Houzé en Amigatronics: https://amigatronics.wordpress.com/2024/09/11/cyril-houze-barjack-interview-dune-aga-adaptation/ - Artículo + entrevista a Jim Sachs en Spillhistorie: https://spillhistorie.no/legends-of-the-games-industry-jim-sachs/ - Nuevo cartucho de código abierto para Plus4: https://github.com/ytmytm/plus4-tcbm2sd - Actualización del portal C64.ch (demos C64): https://c64.ch/ - Actualización del portal C64 intros: https://intros.c64.org/ Actualizaciones: - Amiberry: https://github.com/BlitterStudio/amiberry - PyDPainter 2.0.0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l385Z7_CRB0 Los juegos y programas nuevos comentados son: - Spelunky64 (Paul Koller, C64): https://paulko64.itch.io/spelunky64 - Jon Wells C64 Classix Compilation (Jon Wells, C64): https://psytronik.bigcartel.com/product/jon-wells-c64-classix-compilation-c64-cartridge - Bluevolution (Hewco, Vic 20): https://hewco.itch.io/bluevolution - Elevator Action 5000 (jotd666, Amiga): https://jotd666.itch.io/elevator-action-500 - FiZZ (fleischgemuese, C64): https://fleischgemuese.itch.io/fizz - Splatch C64 (Vector5 games, C64): https://vector5games.itch.io/splatch - Droid Special Edition (Junosix / Jamie Hamshere, Amiga): https://junosix.itch.io/droid-special-edition-commodore-amiga - Vanilla Conquer Red Alert (Arcziii, Amiga): https://arcziii.itch.io/vanilla-conquer-red-alert-amiga-port - TankX (koobo, Amiga): https://koobo.itch.io/tankx - Mars Patrol (joeyc64, C64): https://github.com/joeyc64/MarsPatrol - Cascade 2 (Orac81, Plus/4 ): https://plus4world.powweb.com/software/Cascade_2 - Blue Meanies from Outer Space (Hewco, Vic 20): https://hewco.itch.io/blue-meanies-enhanced - Osotos (Inufuto, Plus/4 y Vic 20): http://inufuto.web.fc2.com/8bit/osotos/ - Hangword! (spotlessmind1975, C64/C128): https://spotlessmind1975.itch.io/hangword - Disk Manager (Skylord64, C64): https://skylord64.itch.io/disk-manager - QuasaurusX (Amiten Games, Amiga): https://amiten.itch.io/quasaurusx - Steamed Hams (Jeffrey Daniels (Denial), Vic 20): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ih5GcHvVTuE8fPKGaZDEPGzj4RDy-via/view?usp=drive_link - Fruit Hoot (Orac81, Plus/4 ): https://plus4world.powweb.com/software/Fruit_Hoot - Dice 255 (Iceout, C64): https://csdb.dk/release/?id=245546

Weeeeeee're back! With a bumper podcast reviewing not one, not two, but, oh – actually 2 games. One in a top secret hotel and the other billions of light years away in a massive garden. Probably. We've both been super busy and missed all our lovely listeners, but rest assured 2018 will be arcadtabulous. Yes, I went there. AND I MEANT IT. Now go and play Robert Smith and the Deadly Chicken Dinner. We also find out that Shaun is possessed by a Marmot or Marmite?

Tonight we are reflecting on Renegade which is a 1986 arcade game developed by Technos Japan and published by Taito.  Taito later released a port developed by Technos Japan in-house for the NES in North America in January of 1988. Like Capcom, Taito was also responsible for porting popular arcade games to the NES like Elevator Action, Legend of Kage and Arkanoid. They also published some of the most highly sought-after games on the NES like Flinstones: Surprise at Dinosaur Peak, Panic Restaurant and Little Samson.  Tonight our guest is Deacon Granamyr.  The miNEStry founders, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram, seek to inspire their 8-bit parishioners through methodical and ceremonial scrutiny of the library of games on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

A special topic request from a listener brings us to discuss the exclusive games that used to be available at Blockbuster Video in the 1990's and early 2000's. We follow that with our game of the week (Elevator Action) and some retro news. The Retro Gamers: http://facebook.com/retrogamerspodcast http://X.com/retrogamerspod http://instagram.com/retrogamerspodcast http://youtube.com/@TheRetroGamersPodcast Anthony @matsusu28 Larry @mohr365 Open/Close Music: “Home at Last“ off of “Lesser than Three” by Ozzed http://ozzed.net --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/retrogamerspodcast/support

Season 5 Episode 14 Episode 150 News: Hardware  A company called Atari is releasing a brand-new 2600 cartridge this year Recalbox RGB JAMMA Brings Retro Arcade Hardware to the Raspberry Pi Emulation / hacks / translations / homebrew games MiSTer Controller Latency DS emulation in Augmented Reality NES Zelda Ported to SNES DREAMM SCUMM engine reaches 2.0 Other odd or interesting things GB Studio Central Launches Gorgeous Magazine That Evokes Nintendo Power Rare Sega Dreamcast Devkit Worth Thousands Turns Up In Electronics Recycle Shop  Topic:  LaserDisc games Game Club Discussion: Kwirk  Elevator Action New Game Club Games: Any LaserDisc game Track & Field Game Club Link Tree Retro Game Club Discord server Bumpers: Raftronaut , Inverse Phase Facebook, Twitter, and  Instagram managed by: Zach Email us: email@retrogameclub.net    =====================================   #retro #retrogames #retrogaming #videogames #classiccomputing #RetroCollecting #Atari #Atari2600 #JAMMA #Arcade #RaspberryPi #MiSTerFPGA #Nintendo #NintendoDS #NES #SNES #Zelda #SCUMM #POINTnCLICK #GameBoy #Sega #Dreamcast #Kwirk #ElevatorAction #LaserDisc #SpaceAce #DragonsLair #TrackandField 

Season 5 Episode 13 Episode 149 News: Emulation / hacks / translations / homebrew games MAME .255 is a big update!  Other odd or interesting things Retro Gadgets game   Topic:  Console timelines   Game Club Discussion: Astrosmash  Crystal Castles   New Game Club Games: Kwirk  Elevator Action   Game Club Link Tree Retro Game Club Discord server Bumpers: Raftronaut , Inverse Phase Facebook, Twitter, and  Instagram managed by: Zach Email us: email@retrogameclub.net    ===================================== #retro #retrogames #retrogaming #videogames #classiccomputing #RetroCollecting #MAME #TMNT #Consoles #Handhelds #VideoGameHistory #Intellivision #Astrosmash #Arcade #CrystalCastles #Kwirk #GameBoy #ElevatorAction #Atari

Step into the world of Elevator Action Returns: A place full of guns, explosions and most importantly…elevators! Justin and Mike climb back into the world of Taito's in house band, Zuntata; more specifically Yasuhisa Watanabe's stellar soundtrack for this exciting sequel to the original arcade classic, Elevator Action. From funk elements to jazz and light … Read more "Episode 101 – Elevator Action Returns"

Angi and Abe discuss which subscription service is worth every penny, state stereotypes and Abe tells us how he got some action at the elevator yesterday.

I 1985 styrter et småfly i delstaten Georgia. Lasten som forsvinner i ulykken er flere pakker med kokain, nå godt gjemt i delstatens gigantiske nasjonalskog. Samtidig som kokainens opprinnelige herrer desperat forsøker å finne tilbake smuglergodset sitt, får en gigantisk svartbjørn gleden av å ramle over varene først. Vi har sett Cocaine Bear, med blant andre vår egen Kristofer Hivju i en av rollene, og det som ble Ray Liotta sin siste rolle.Vi har også testet spillet Elevator Action, som opprinnelig var et arcadespill, og som etterhvert ble ført over til det meste av konsoller og datamaskiner. Kos dere med en ny episode av Retrotimen, podcasten for deg som trenger en pause fra voksenlivet!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/retrotimen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join the HG101 gang and special guest Rusty Shackles as they discuss and rank Taito's excellent update to an arcade classic. This weekend's Patreon Bonus Get episode will be ATTACK OF THE MUTANT PENGUINS! Donate at Patreon to get this bonus content and much, much more! Follow the show's host on Twitter to get the latest and straightest dope. Check out what games we've already ranked on the The Big Damn List, then nominate a game of your own via five-star review on Apple Podcasts! Take a screenshot and show it to us on our Discord server! Intro music by NORM. 2023 © Hardcore Gaming 101

Retro Single Player Games Recommendations Feat. William Hunter From DotEaters.comIf games like Zork, Elevator Action and Space Invaders could entertain you for hours, then this episode about retro games is a can't-miss!William Hunter of The Dot Eaters, a website started circa 1998 that chronicles the history of video games, is joining Sebastion to talk about their love for single player games. With so much experience playing and enjoying games through technology's progression, Bill has a wealth of knowledge to share.They discuss modern-day games too, but you'll hear a ton of retro game recommendations to try online, through consoles or the Nintendo Entertainment System. Tune in for a nostalgic discussion on retro games and the current emerging indie market!Learn more and find ways to start playing on The Dot Eaters: https://thedoteaters.com/Follow The Dot Eats on Twitter, and see more from Bill on YouTube!Head to Discord to join the FREE Single Player Experience Discord Server!For more episodes, head to Apple Podcasts.Connect with Sebastion:FacebookLinkedInTwitterInstagramTikTokYouTube

DJ Slopes AKA Daniel Ibbertson from Slope's Game Room and Grizzly from Playstation Country presents a gaming news show, inviting several friends along to chat about all the latest gaming news with plenty of retro injected in. Follow Slopes Game Room here...

Jeremy Parish "chacks'n" with Brandon Sheffield and Ray Barnholt on the "front lines" of history to learn more about how Taito "invaded" gaming's "space" back in the late 1970s and early '80s, with "action" that "elevates" our discourse to new levels. Retronauts is made possible by listener support through Patreon! Support the show to enjoy ad-free early access, better audio quality, and great exclusive content—include this full episode (and hundreds more). Learn more at http://www.patreon.com/retronauts

Three—three!—consecutive vertical shooters hit Famicom in this episode. Well, for a certain value of "vertical." All three of these games about shooting things while moving up or down along the screen, but all three take a very different approach to it. Star Force is the most traditional of the bunch, while Elevator Action combines vertical shooting with the sort of platform-based character movement found in the likes of Donkey Kong. And Field Combat... well, I'm not sure that one even knows what it wants to be. But at least it's interesting.

In the month of May 1987 many games were released for the Commodore 64. In episode fifty-three of Zapped to the Past, we conclude our  look at some of those games, including the snappy Sun Star, the excruciating Elevator Action and the speedy Shockway Rider and wonder if the presence of demons and aliens should be in the buyer's pack for new homeowners…? Games covered in this episode: Shockway Rider Cyber One Con-Quest Sun Star Aliens POD Elevator Action Terminator The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole LazerWheel Cholo Find us here: https://zappedtothepast.com/ Please visit the website of David Hearne Writer - our amazing show sponsor: https://www.davidhearnewriter.com/ If you would like to help us out and join our Patreon, find it here: https://www.patreon.com/zappedtothepast Other things mentioned in the Podcast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_in_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest

A bit of an emphasis on day jobs this episode, but fortunately one of these games offers more than mere workmanlike effort. Activision's Rock'n Bolt stands out this week as one of the SG-1000's most appealing puzzlers—certainly a more interesting take on the genre than Soukoban, which gets credit for its primal nature but not for possessing any sort of audio-visual flair. And then there's Elevator Action, a perfectly decent arcade game done dirty by the console's hardware. In fact, I'd go so far as to say the SG-1000's limits do more to hamper this conversion than any other game we've seen on the system to date. Production note: SG-1000 footage in this episode was captured from a combination of Sega SG-1000 II with (with Card Catcher; RGB amp mod by  @iFixRetro ) and  @Analogue  Mega Sg with card adapter module and DAC. Video upscaled to 720 with  @Retro Tink  5X. Video Works is funded via Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/gamespite) — support the show and get access to every episode up to two weeks in advance of its YouTube debut! Plus, exclusive podcasts, eBooks, and more! Also available in print: Virtual Boy Works Vol. I Hardcover

It's the sequel to the game concept that dared to say, “Hey, you know what people love? Waiting for the elevator. Let's turn that into a game!” Taito even kept with the theme by making fans wait 11 years for this episode's game - Elevator Action Returns. What is the cool backstory that led MomSecretRecipe to nominate this game? Why are we complaining about the NFL on an arcade podcast? Are we about to insult all of our Welsh listeners (we sure hope not)? We also postulate about the origins of the arcade elevator stage, hunger for more gun cakes, visit the Starcade, and… I don't believe it.. that kid is *back* on the escalator again!

It's the sequel to the game concept that dared to say, “Hey, you know what people love? Waiting for the elevator. Let's turn that into a game!” Taito even kept with the theme by making fans wait 11 years for this episode's game - Elevator Action Returns. What is the cool backstory that led MomSecretRecipe to nominate this game? Why are we complaining about the NFL on an arcade podcast? Are we about to insult all of our Welsh listeners (we sure hope not)? We also postulate about the origins of the arcade elevator stage, hunger for more gun cakes, visit the Starcade, and… I don't believe it.. that kid is *back* on the escalator again!

It's the sequel to the game concept that dared to say, “Hey, you know what people love? Waiting for the elevator. Let's turn that into a game!” Taito even kept with the theme by making fans wait 11 years for... Read more

Walking miles shirtless in the snow, diving headfirst into ditches, leaving the country during covid, attending every game of the Junior High Lady Wolverines basketball season, Evan will stop at nothing to find love -- will he be rewarded with romantic rapture or horrendous heartbreak? The group reflects on the unique perils of early sexual success, the abominable lessons about sex learned from early 90s pop culture, and the incredible advantages of a private phone line as a 90s teen. We ponder if there's a correct way to ask for a blow job. Will (who is not Willie) regales us with his experiences as a teenager in a mid 90s sex education performance troupe. Willie (who is not Will) discusses the lengths he went to avoid his mother's wrath and what exactly happens at summer camp. 80/90s content discussed: Top Gun, Wild Orchid, Saved By The Bell, Gerardo, Elevator Action, EMAIL US @ Wolfwhocriedwomen@gmail.com

We talk about the game Elevator Action, as well as a few other topics ranging from Le Mans, to modern gaming and some hot takes on Nintendo. Join Dayton and Paul on a long and winding quest to play and dissect every single game! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nostalgia-hunters/support

This week we toss in the quarters for an unlikely choice, Elevator Action Returns, which is, in fact, the sequel/reboot to 1983's Elevator Action, a game which I always thought sounded like something dirty. Along the way, we talk about Atelier Rorona, problematic elements of Rabi-Ribi, and how the battle music in Grandia 2 sounds like it's introducing an off-brand Monday Night Football broadcast. Send us an email to read on the show! theretrobreakdown@gmail.com TW's Discord: https://discord.gg/dTrBruG Podcast games streamed live at: twitch.tv/timewanderer TW on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/timewanderer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/retrobreakdown/support

In 1998, Willliam Hunter discovered a classic video games emulator, MAME. He had a great time playing games like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Defender. After a while, curiosity kicked in, and he asked himself where all these games came from, how they came about, and who made them. Although the internet was a different place back then, William couldn't find a website that told the story he wanted to read, so he decided to make one himself. William Hunter is the creator of The Dot Eaters, one of the most trusted sources of information about the history of video games. His website has been referenced in many books about video games, and many Colleges and Universities check on it for relevant content. William developed the website for over 15 years to tell the stories of the games, systems, and individuals that set the cornerstones of the gaming industry as we know it today. In this episode, we talk about the origins of The Dot Eater, the particular backstory of the website's name, and William's relationship with video games. William kindly shared details of how he runs the website as a one-man-show and lots of curious facts about video games and the origin of companies like Activision and Electronic Arts. We also talk about the evolution of video games companies like Attari and what happens when companies created by people passionate about technology and games fall into business people's hands. Some Questions I Ask:For the audience, could you talk about your relationship with gaming? (1:26)Can you tell us how you got started in gaming? (2:58)What made you decide to begin compiling gaming history? (5:22)What made you decide to distribute this knowledge? (13:52)In This Episode, You Will Learn:How William manages to run The Dot Eaters by himself (5:34)William shares a bit of PONG's story and describes the realm of gaming back then in the '80s (11:12)A bit of background and the beginnings of Activision and Electronic Arts (17:24)Elevator Action. The perfect combination between game skills and luck (27:55)What William sees as a problem with VR and where he thinks the augmented reality technology will head in the following years (47:43)Resources:The Dot Eaters websiteThe Dot Eaters FacebookThe Dot Eaters TwitterThe Dot Eaters YouTube ChannelLet's Connect!InstagramTwitterYouTube Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heading into the depths of the New Arkhosian Foundry, where the laboratory of The Council of Lazslo reside, our heroes and their allies must defeat the experiments of the mad scientist amalgamation! Can the group keep their friends safe from nightmarish monstrosities? What lies within the very lowest levels of this hellish dungeon...?

Elevator Action descended onto the ZX Spectrum in 1987 - how does it stack up to the arcade original?

Elevator Action descended onto the ZX Spectrum in 1987 - how does it stack up to the arcade original?

#VideoGames #Arcade #ElevatorAction #RetroOr as former Seattle Seahawk running back Marshawn Lynch said, "I"m just 'bout that action Boss"!    This game is all about lots of shooting, running and jumping action in a building full of elevators.  Watch Mike as he navigates agent Otto through a building of bad guys.  Can he reach the bottom and escape in the getaway car with the plans?  Watch and find out!5 min. Gaming With Mike on YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvke-gQ4wgZLVdfctzPZw7P-UERFmN6TEYouTube link to this show:  COMING SOON!If you like this video, please hit that Like button! Subscribe and hit that notification bell, as well! Follow us here:Email: TheWatchMenShow@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWatchMenShow/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheWatc63749470Thank you for spending your time with The Watch Men and Gaming With Mike For 5 Minutes!

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You know that mildly frustrated feeling of waiting for an elevator; that eagerness for something to happen? Well, now you can feel that for the entire half hour and change of a podcast episode! In episode 254, we're playing ELEVATOR ACTION, the unreleased 1983 port of Taito's popular arcade game. Unreleased that is, until (we assume) in a 2001 late night, trench coat-wearing exchange in a dark parking garage - or perhaps an elevator??? - and the game came to light.  Does the game shoot upward like Wonka's glass elevator or crash to the basement? Hit the button and find out. THIS WEEK'S SHORT STORY: FLOORED Thanks to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for creative commons use of his songs "Reformat", "Take a Chance" and "Pinball Spring".   Thanks to Sean Courtney for the "Storytime" theme. Go to www.carnivalofgleecreations.com to find show notes, episodes, social media for ATARI BYTES here and about my other podcast IT'S A PODCAST, CHARLIE BROWN here. The website also has info and links to some places to get books I've written, including my newly released HELL'S CEREAL: VERY SHORT STORIES FORTIFIED WITH ESSENTIAL SYLLABLES. Support the show by becoming a subscriber on the ATARI BYTES page on patreon.com here. You could get episodes EARLY, or maybe BONUS CONTENT, or get to have INPUT on what we do on the show. Thanks!

On this episode of the Diary of An Arcade Employee Podcast we are going to be talking about 1983's Elevator Action!

On this episode of the Diary of An Arcade Employee Podcast we are going to be talking about 1983's Elevator Action!

This week the ARG crew hop in the time machine to a second golden age of arcades!  That's right, we are checking out 90's arcade games!  Join THE BRENT and Amigo Aaron as we take on Elevator Action Returns and WWF Wrestlefest! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/arg-presents/support

We were too sober when we recorded this and it fucked us up, so the sound is shitty this week. Sorry about that. Here’s what the notes say: Boz Scaggs in the Silence! Top 5 Best Reasons to Pass Out! Top 5 Reasons Not to Pass Out When There’s Gremlins About! Elevator Action: So Many Ways to Get Squished Starring Colin Firth and Colin Farrell and They Switch Parts True West Style The Movie! English People Putting Their Stuff All Over You Can’t Not See It! Laser Swords! Go see Massholes & Shitty Deal Puppet Theatre at Goodnight Lawrence at Maceli’s Friday August 9th at 8pm! Contact Us! Follow Us! Love Us! Email: doubledeucepod@gmail.com Twitter: @doubledeucepod Facebook: www.facebook.com/DoubleDeucePod/ Also, please subscribe/rate/review/share us! We’re on iTunes, Android, Libsyn, Stitcher, Google, Spotify, Radio.com, RadioPublic, pretty much anywhere they got podcasts, you can find the Deuce! Podcast logo art by Jason Keezer! Intro & Outro featuring Rob Schulte! Brought to you in part by sponsorship from Courtney Shipley and listeners like you! Want to see the Deuce live? We’re recording the 200th episode in front of a live audience on Friday, September 13th (spooky!) at Conroy’s Pub in Lawrence, Kansas! Drinks at 7, show at 8, more drinks at 9! Do you like comics? Check out the Chop Shop Podcast where Nelson is a frequent guest and go buy some comics at Chops Comics in Lawrence, Kansas!

Today on the 5: This week I'm doing a series called Game Resurrections. These will be games I'd like to get new entries without changing the basic formula too much. Today, Elevator Action!

You have the choice between riding an elevator or listening to this episode of ELEVATOR ACTION! What? Oh, okay. I can give you a minute to decide. For more NEStalgia as well as show notes for this episode visit www.NEStalgiacast.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nestalgia/support

Japanese publisher Taito makes its NES debut with a pair of games that, in stark contrast to the games that immediately precede them, quite faithfully recreate their arcade predecessors rather than reinvent them. That's not a bad thing, necessarily, but given the ambitious design of the games released on either side of this duo, it does cause Taito to feel a bit behind the curve. (They'll sort it out eventually.)

In this episode I will be looking at (and also talking about) the Apollo game Infiltrate, which is kind of like a dumbed down Elevator Action for our Atari 2600. I don't have an exact date for the next game yet, but it will be tron Deadly Discs by M Network and will come out in January. If you have any Christmas memories that you would like to submit to the 6th annual Christmas show, please send them to me by the end of the day on December 16th. Also, I will be announcing a date and time for when Sarah and I will do a livestream of all the games I covered this year. If you are feeling charitable, please consider donating to my or my friends' Extra Life campaign. You can donate until the end of the year, every little bit will help kids who are sick. Please check the links below to donate. Thank you all so much for listening! Please donate to my Extra Life campaign! Sean's Extra Life page Andrew's Extra Life page Rick's Extra Life page Bryce's Extra Life page Marc's Extra Life page Infiltrate on Random Terrain Ed Salvo interview by Scott Stilphen Infiltrate (Blue) on Atarimania No Swear Gamer 492 - Infiltrate  Check out Jose's awesome spreadsheet for the list of games I've already done, with links to the episodes! Thank you Jose! Proud member of the Throwback Network! Proud member of the Retro Junkies Network! Facebook page Twitter page Google + page My YouTube channel, for whatever reason Blog page WHAT A FORUM TOO Listen to the show on Stitcher! Subscribe to the show on iTunes, and leave a review! Reviews are nice! Listen to the show on Tune In! Check out Don's awesome t-shirt designs! Please check out my other shows: Intarivisions Podcast Please Stand By! The League of Extraordinary Podcasters

Grath és Stöki retro videojátékos podcastjának kisebb vadhajtása. Az adás témája: Elevator Action Returns. Kísérőposzt itt: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2018/09/19/checkpoint_mini_82_elevator_action_returns

A very manually-centric episode, involving little grabby hands, fishmittens, and alien Mars Reactor-esque power pedestals. The party falls under a hilarious curse, divers in its effect, but still finds time to discover ancient secrets about The Seed nee The Egg, as well as foment the piscine communist revolution. Meanwhile Honeydew says a lot of stuff about aluminum and electrolysis? A lot happens in this one is what I'm saying.

We call this one Elevator Action! The undead are not happy about us being there.

Weeeeeee're back! With a bumper podcast reviewing not one, not two, but, oh - actually 2 games. One in a top secret hotel and the other billions of light years away in a massive garden. Probably. We've both been super busy and missed all our lovely listeners, but rest assured 2018 will be arcadtabulous. Yes, I went there. AND I MEANT IT. Now go and play Robert Smith and the Deadly Chicken Dinner. We also find out that Shaun is possessed by a Marmot or Marmite? TIMESTAMP: What We've Been Up To Since The Last Podcast – 0:00:00 Arcade News – 25m 45s Pickups – 37m 09s Feedback – 49m 31s Shout Outs! – 1h 12m 55s Tech Tips – 1hr 16m 23s Top 100 Games – 1h 22m 47s Flyer Quiz – 1h 28m 40s Featured Games Reviews – 1h 33m 34s / 1h 52m 20s Next Show's Game – 2h 21m 24s LINKS: Elevator Action Flyer (Japanese) Elevator Action Flyer (US) Sull's Blog On Elevator Action Elevator Action On Strategy Wiki Exed Exes Flyer (Japanese) Exed Exes On Strategy Wiki IGN Review of Exed Exes (Wii) Retro Asylum Xmas Podcast (featuring beardy fool) Favourite Jamma Cabs On UKVAC Monaco GP On FPGA Frantic Dimension Namco Tiny Arcade Machines New House Of The Dead VAC'ers at EAG Video 'Roust' On The Spectrum Pro(c) Atari Magazine Top 50 List     Ten Pence Hi-Score League Winners 2017.   ELEVATOR ACTION SCOREBOARD: Ben Granville 60,500 Taggsta 45,050 Charliefar 41,500 Sull 40,200 Mike Burke 39,200 Sal Bug 38,250 Chris MCBL 35,350 Steve Monkeychunk 33,150 Nik73 32,500 Tronads 32,000 Brian Haribo 28,600 Ian Cullen 27,500 Neil 20to5 25,250 Vincent Marmite 23,500 Mick Orwell 23,000 Flinnster 22,350 HeIsJImmi 21,600 Marc Bell 21,450 BoomGoPinball 20,750 Connor Molloy 16,650 Paul McCaskie 16,050 Shane Hollister 15,500 Lesoleil Dr. Dean 15,000 Brett May 14,500 Mark Happydude 13,150 Karl Parry 12,550 Rob Carpenter 9,150 Andrew Driver 9,150 Tactical Genius 8,500 Steve Tyke 7,200 Mark Clayton 6,700 Matthew Bridge 6,100   EXED EXES SCOREBOARD: Charliefar 1,318,900 Shane Hollister 627,700 Sull 364,400 Ian Cullen 336,700 Marc Bell 308,100 Nik SilverSmurfer 277,800 Matthew Bridge 229,600 Steve Tyke 227,100 Tactical Genius 213,500 Brian Haribo 204,000 Taggsta 195,800 Vincent Marmite 195,000 Paul McCaskie 184,500 Tronads 171,200 Flinnster 146,200 Nik73 125,800 Karl Parry 104,300 Chris MCBL 103,900 Mark Happydude 95,900 Swiss Toni 90,700 BoomGoPinball 89,900 Neil 20to5 83,700 Michael Lis 80,200 Stacey King 75,700 Chris CNP 74,300 Sal Bug 73,700 Connor Molloy 68,200 Tin Brother of Bronze 66,400 HeIsJimmi 55,800 I have no bunghole! 48,800 Mark Clayton 39,800 Damianiw 37,900 NEXT SHOW'S GAME: Irem's R Type ROM: rtype Lives: 3 Extra Lives: 100K, 200K, 350K, 500K, 700K Difficulty: Normal Submit your score on Twitter with #10pScore, or on Facebook as a comment on our podcast post. Pictures please! Three weeks to play this game, as Vic is in 'Merica and Shaun is at Play Blackpool when the next recording would be made. Deadline for score submissions is Feb 18th 2018 17:00 UK time. Check the Ten Pence High Score League Table  

The BitGeeks welcome back Martin to help, definitely, rank the top 20 arcade games of all time. This week we reveal 20 through 11 picking up with the top 10 in part 2 next week.   ::::::::: Honorable Mentions ::::::::::::   Ron: Space Invaders Martin: Final Fight Nick: Rampage   :::::::: BitGeek Panel 20 - 11:::::::::::   *Ron* 20 - Vanguard 19 - Crazy Taxi 18 - Time Crisis 17 - Frogger 16 - Ninja Gaiden 15 - Smash TV 14 - Daytona USA 13 - NBA Jam 12 - MK/MKII/MK3 11 - Donkey Kong   *Martin* 20 - King of the Monsters 19 - X-Men 18 - Killer Instinct 17 - Crazy Taxi 16 - NBA Jam 15 - Time Crisis 14 - Virtua Fighter 13 - Cruis'n USA 12 - Final Fight 11 - TMNT/TMNT Turtles in Time   *Nick* 20 - Pole Position 19 - Pac-Land 18 - Bust-A-Move 17 - Rampage 16 - Elevator Action 15 - Dig Dug 14 - Burger Time 13 - Ninja Gaiden 12 - Dragon's Lair 11 - MK/MKII/MK3    

Arkanoid, Elevator Action, Athena, Kid Icarus, & Metroid. Plus we play Name That Chiptune!

IN THIS EXCITING EPISODE we talk about elevator enthusiasts, Jonathan's weird dick, drugs, and how the internet is a big old tub of crud. Go figure!

Galaktacus has awoken from its deep, wintery hibernation refreshed, reformatted and, quite frankly, starving! Luckily there’s an entire multiverse of pop culture out there for us to feed on. We’re trying out some new things on this episode and also talking about one of the oldest (130-years by our count) and most enduring characters in all of modern film, television and fiction—Sherlock Holmes (and of course Dr. Watson). We’ll be delving into the original dynamic detective duo and why their various adventures and reinventions continue to capture our imaginations. Plus we play a game of Elevator Action (now with real time limits!) and pitch the detective shows most worthy of dusting off for the modern day. So give a listen here and then come back next week when we dig deeper into BBC’s Cumberbatch-tastic Sherlock series. Also, hit us up on email at and then give us a follow on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter at @galaktacus.

Ashley and Molly roll solo to discuss everything that's happened over the last year while accidentally lining it up with a goddamn clip show. Topics discussed include: One year anniversary, Wine Mugs, Fuckin' to Megamind, Titanfall 2, Proper Thieving Attire, Dating a Middle Schooler, ELEVATOR ACTION, the Best Woohping, the Het Montage, Kissing Jerry, and a retrospective on the Best and Worst parts of Totally Reprise.

Jeremy muses over one of the greatest arcade games of all time: Taito's oddly out-of-time cooperative shooter, Elevator Action II (Elevator Action Returns if you're nasty). Be sure to visit our blog at Retronauts.com, and check out our partner site, USgamer, for more great stuff. And if you'd like to send a few bucks our way, head on over to our Patreon page!

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Testify Galaktacus! Testify...about the preeminent Vertigo comic turned AMC series—Preacher! How does a book that pushed the envelope in terms humor and violence hold up two decades later? And more importantly how has it translated to the small (flat) screen? Plus we play another round of Elevator Action to pitch our favorite Vertigo titles to turn into mega-media properties. So give us a listen here

Hey there Power Players! Katherine stuck around for a bit talk more about her food anthropology podcast "How It Got In Your Mouth" and about getting the internet before everyone else. The mysogony of vocal fry, and the anti-masturbation policy of Mr. Kellogg (yeah the corn flakes guy) before leaving us alone to finally be a little raunchy and uncivilized again to discuss the Fun Club of Fall 1987. But first, special news! You'll notice this episode is shorter than our usual movie length commentary. We are parsing out our coverage to let you get more power in manageable increments! 21:00 - Cover. Legend of Zelda and Game of Thrones! 24:40 - Taito 4-way. Legend of Kage. Elevator Action. Renegade and Arkanoid! 27:30 - Howard doesnt have his kid to protect him from our scorn anymore! 28:30 - Hitler cop rises! 29:20 - Metroid news! Burger Time! Karate Kid! Thank God Katherine left...

Remember the ’90s? Galaktacus does (but mostly the parts we wish we could forget). With the success of Deadpool—the poster boy for the last decade of the 20th century—we travel back to a time when the shoulder pads were huge, the pouches were plentiful, the ponytails were flowing and "image" was everything. Are we entering another age of "extreme?" Does anything from that era of comics still hold up today? And what was with all of that cross-hatching? Plus we play "Elevator Action" with some ’90s properties that merit a second chance. Give a listen here!

Stuck in the big snowstorm? Boy, do we have amazing news for you! (Not stuck in the big snowstorm? Well…the news is just as amazing for you, too!) You humanoids can now escape after all…into Jim and Sean’s warm and magical Pie Factory world. We hope this episode will prove to be very…uplifting!

Stuck in the big snowstorm? Boy, do we have amazing news for you! (Not stuck in the big snowstorm? Well…the news is just as amazing for you, too!) You humanoids can now escape after all…into Jim and Sean’s warm and magical Pie Factory world. We hope this episode will prove to be very…uplifting!

While you've been bingeing on holiday leftovers for the past week, Galaktacus has consumed the Marvel/Netflix series Jessica Jones in its entirety...and it was pretty tasty. Spoilers abound on this episode so if you're not caught up—be warned! While this purple planet-eating podcast may have met it's chromatic match in Killgrave, we cover a ton of ground (both good and not-so-good) from the talented JJ most of the head-scratching supporting cast. Plus we play a round of "Elevator Action" and make our pitches for Phase 2 Marvel series on the 'Flix. Give a listen here! 

Infiltrate enemy headquarters in this modern update to Elevator Action and Impossible Mission.

Infiltrate enemy headquarters in this modern update to Elevator Action and Impossible Mission.

If you're anything like Galaktacus the second season of True Detective might have given you some digestive problems too. But then again, we like to view it as a bit of an acquired taste. On this week's podcast we discuss the good (the action) the bad (Tim Riggins) and the Velcoro (denim!) of TD2 and give season three the "Elevator Action" treatment. And while this season might have had you singing "Nevermind" about the plot and characters, this episode should settle your stomach.

Galaktacus Episode 10 is here and our biggest podcast yet just happens to be all about this summer's smallest cinematic hero. Paul Rudd is our bud but are there other characters and stories more worthy of the big screen treatment than Ant Man? Jump onto to some "Elevator Action" as we debate that question and more! 

Galaktacus takes a trip down Fury Road to explore what made Mad Max so awesome and we present our "Elevator Action" pitches for a dystopian future property. 

Hosts Michael Sroka, Nick Houslander and Glen Updike to inform and entertain you about the world of competitive arcade and classic console gaming. As we debate and discuss what should and shouldn't be a video game world record. Participate in the debate via Skype. The second hour we welcome multiple arcade World Record holder @Steve Wagner. Steve will display his skills on arcade classics including Elevator Action and maybe Bosconian.

Hosts Michael Sroka, Nick Houslander and Glen Updike to inform and entertain you about the world of competitive arcade and classic console gaming. As we debate and discuss what should and shouldn't be a video game world record. Participate in the debate via Skype. The second hour we welcome multiple arcade World Record holder @Steve Wagner. Steve will display his skills on arcade classics including Elevator Action and maybe Bosconian.

On Episode 85, we are joined by BAFTA Award Winning video game composer, super producer and our friend, Duncan Watt! He joins us in studio, talks about composing for games, talks about his current and former projects and even critiques our movie review of The Seasoning House. We also have a couple of ginormous announcements, there is a near meltdown by MonsterZero and Tiny is back to bring order to our podcast galaxy. Bring your drapes, turn off your microphone and strap in!Topics discussed: films that negatively affect your psyche, Dr. Who, frozen pizza, Sean Pertwee, League of Legends, collaborating, early Final Fantasy soundtracks, Trick or Treat Radio lighting engineers, how Christian Bale got the Batman gig, craft service, Paul Hyett, digital comics, Kevin Howarth, Ravenshadow's social media button, Rosie Day, Robot Unicorn Attack, 1900 Freddy, Dynamo's belt, The Seasoning House, Double Dragon: Neon, Thriller: A Cruel Picture, Teeel, Ares, bullies, Sir Isaac’s contest, Bioshock Infinite, putting the help in movies, BAFTA Awards, Joust, Titanfall, zubaz, Team Fortress, WCW's hotline, Kung Fu, Angel, Candy Crush Saga, Marvel Puzzle Quest, Cult of Muscle's Synth playing habits, Batman: Arkham Origins, Elevator Action, thigh gap, Space Llama, Bad Milo, the Balkans, I Spit On Your Grave, Dog Soldiers, still in plastic, the cool T-shirt designs Josh made, orchestral scores vs sampled instruments, Resident Evil 2, Injustice: Gods Among Us, XBLA or PSN, Zelda, The Last Horror Movie, whore houses, dragon screw leg whips, Transformers, MZ gambling, Fastestmanintheworld, Freezy’s exes, sneaker fu, Sandman pants, Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom, Wifenshadow’s take on our film choices, Saving General Yang, IHOR, Buffalo Wild Wings, TorTR slash fiction, Atlantis, well done gore, colonoscopy, Big Scary Monster Hunts at Midnight, fan fiction, Hostess Ding Dongs, 1-900 number's, Ravenshadow's movie, Tiny's rape revenge, Wolfenstein or Wolfenstein, video game music scoring, Payday 2, Space Taxi, The Curtain Society, the art of flashback transitions, 5/31 show, Anne Frank - Flowers in the Attic and Hellen Keller, best boy, Ronny Yu, Bumble Bee's voice, ROH vs NJPW, rape revenge films, Clockwork Orange, MonsterZero's most deprived films list and poorly decorated rape houses.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

By popular request we relive EP 106 – Elevator Action featuring a simple story by Trevor that is ruined, yet enhanced, by James and a brand-new co-host, John Steinklauber. Thanks Dog King, Drew and Zeke for sending in your favorite NLCast moment. Episode Rewound: EP 106 – Elevator Action Consider sponsoring an episode for only...

Josh Lee is back for the first time and for the first time praises an iOS game. Ethan “heads” back into New Vegas while looking for grilled cheese. And Justin prefers to celebrate his regal mercenary status by shooting guns into the air. Night Force Action Report – The editorial video game podcast where the HorribleNight.com cast gets caught up on the games they’ve been playing, new releases, brainstorms original material for the site, and pitches a few game ideas. This show was recorded live on Twitch.tv/HorribleNight. The final video is also available on YouTube.com/HorribleNightTV. Congrats to PF1000 on winning our Puppygames Ultrabundle giveaway. Show Notes Cast: Justin, Ethan, Josh Topic Summary 00:16 – Intro and Off-Topic 27:50  – New Releases What We’ve Been Playing 34:45 – Shadowrun Returns, Ultratron, Fallout: New Vegas, FTL (Legos) 51:38 – Marvel Heroes, Defiance, Magrunner: Dark Pulse, Mechwarrior Online, Ridiculous Fishing, Symphony of the Night 1:19:48 – Portal 2, Hell Yeah: Wrath of the Dead Rabbit, Cloudberry Kingdom, CastleStorm, Tapper, Elevator Action 2, Mercenary Kings, Skyrim 1:42:36 – Game Pitches Subscribe to The Horrible Shows – New Episodes Weekly RSS iTunes Related posts: Night Force Action Report #101 – Punch to the Gut Night Force Action Report #103 – I’ll Do My Best Night Force Action Report #108 – Check Your Tools

EPISODE 14 – Ralph and Kevin talk about Earth Shock, Toy Soldiers, Meeting Triple H, Stolen Passwords and Fireball Island! LISTEN HERE

Michael, Ryan, and James play NES games. This week is Elevator Action, played by James.

Después de un largo tiempo de ausencia, regresan los Podcast, pero aprovechamos para comenza una serie de especiales que celebraran los 30 años de la famicom. Ademas hacemos una trivia y preparamos un premio especial para quien nos conteste la pregunta en este Podcast.

Después de un largo tiempo de ausencia, regresan los Podcast, pero aprovechamos para comenza una serie de especiales que celebraran los 30 años de la famicom. Ademas hacemos una trivia y preparamos un premio especial para quien nos conteste la pregunta en este Podcast.

Wayne ( Nutso187 ), Justin ( theRumGuy ) and Adam ( Pres. Buck Lightning ) talk about the trip Rum had in the elevator of DOOM, how the United States seems to be taking advice from a dumbass about our 2nd Amendent rights, how Pres. Buck Lightning's Christmas went , and we are sure we say a ton more to entertain you and/or insult you ... Enjoy and KEEP IT METAL !!! Music by: A Hanging  Podcast produced and mixed by: Nutso187 If you are interested in hearing more from the band A Hanging you can find them on Facebook HERE!!!  Don't forget you can also hear us on http://www.coreofdestructionradio.com/ every Thursday night from 6pm - 7pm central time. Also we can be found on Stitcher .So if you have a smartphone download the free app and look us up on Stitcher. Also like us on Facebook, also please leave us comments on iTunes  Gamers can find Wayne and the Rum Guy under the tags "Nutso 187" and "The Rum Guy" on x-box live. Adam can be found complaining on his comic website Rebelcomix.com. And he has a comic book podcast on iTunes called Graphic Panels.

The recent PSN update of Elevator Action prompts the VGH crew to discuss rules and regulations for remaking classic games. We've also got sexy poutine, Deus Ex memes, the obligatory Monster Hunter segment and some amazing new music by DJ FINISH HIM! Episode TimelineIntro: 0:00Viewer Mail:  2:16Hangover: 5:50Rules for Remakes: 27:00Last Call: 62:40Outro: 70:29 

For this week, since Matt Leone is out in Japan, we invite Reviews Editor Justin Haywald to be his stand-in. Despite the one guy who saw and played with the Sony NGP not being present, we still manage to talk some thirty-odd minutes about Sony's new portable, and how it's a miracle that no one else had done a rear-facing touchpad before. Besides the NGP, other topics include: comic books we recommend, racial diversity in videogames, our memories of the Atari Lynx, more storytelling in games, the trouble with doors, and violence in games. Oh, and we finally declare the end of the Elevator Action joke, so don't leave any more messages on that topic. If you wanted one hour and forty minutes of lovable nonsense, this is the episode for you!

For this week, since Matt Leone is out in Japan, we invite Reviews Editor Justin Haywald to be his stand-in. Despite the one guy who saw and played with the Sony NGP not being present, we still manage to talk some thirty-odd minutes about Sony's new portable, and how it's a miracle that no one else had done a rear-facing touchpad before. Besides the NGP, other topics include: comic books we recommend, racial diversity in videogames, our memories of the Atari Lynx, more storytelling in games, the trouble with doors, and violence in games. Oh, and we finally declare the end of the Elevator Action joke, so don't leave any more messages on that topic. If you wanted one hour and forty minutes of lovable nonsense, this is the episode for you!

It's Nintendo 3DS madness this week, as we get Jeremy to dish out a whole lotta details about the Nintendo 3DS event in New York City earlier this week. We also talk up rumors about a Walking Dead game, a pair of twos (Portal and Final Fantasy XIII), and Frank delivers his final thoughts on Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money. We go through even more Elevator Action calls, and answer questions about how we do list features, how to vote with your dollar, the fate of Daily 1Update, storytelling in games, and more. Oh yea, and we have a totally different "cold open" for this show -- so yes, Frank just rambling on in the beginning is what you're supposed to hear. And yes, we even talk about food for quite a while.

It's Nintendo 3DS madness this week, as we get Jeremy to dish out a whole lotta details about the Nintendo 3DS event in New York City earlier this week. We also talk up rumors about a Walking Dead game, a pair of twos (Portal and Final Fantasy XIII), and Frank delivers his final thoughts on Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money. We go through even more Elevator Action calls, and answer questions about how we do list features, how to vote with your dollar, the fate of Daily 1Update, storytelling in games, and more. Oh yea, and we have a totally different "cold open" for this show -- so yes, Frank just rambling on in the beginning is what you're supposed to hear. And yes, we even talk about food for quite a while.

It's the return of the traditional Games, Dammit! crew! Since Frank Cifaldi rejoins Scooter, Matt, and Jeremy in the studio and we all talk about Fallout: New Vegas' Dead Money DLC, Swarm, our musings about CES and Nintendo World, and the PSP2 (along with its "feel-y nipples"). Questions-wise, we tackle topics such as handholding in games, horseriding in Red Dead Redemption versus sailing in Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, a special boardgame from Brenda Braithwaite, M-rated sports games, and way too many voicemails about Elevator Action. Frank gives a special shoutout to the excellent video series Chrontendo, and we even conduct a live conversation with special guest/Oddcast contributor BallsRog. Enjoy!

It's the return of the traditional Games, Dammit! crew! Since Frank Cifaldi rejoins Scooter, Matt, and Jeremy in the studio and we all talk about Fallout: New Vegas' Dead Money DLC, Swarm, our musings about CES and Nintendo World, and the PSP2 (along with its "feel-y nipples"). Questions-wise, we tackle topics such as handholding in games, horseriding in Red Dead Redemption versus sailing in Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, a special boardgame from Brenda Braithwaite, M-rated sports games, and way too many voicemails about Elevator Action. Frank gives a special shoutout to the excellent video series Chrontendo, and we even conduct a live conversation with special guest/Oddcast contributor BallsRog. Enjoy!

Retrospectiva E3 2008: You're In The Movies (360), Playstation Home (PS3) e Wii Motion Plus (Wii); Prolongamento da atual geração: periféricos, atualizações de software, crise mundial; Jogos mais influentes da era Pré-NES: Space Invaders, Galaga, Pac Man, Arkanoid, HERO, New Rally-X, Adventure, Pitfall, Elevator Action, River Raid, Burger Time, Demon Attack; A Novela contra Frostbite; Enduro contra o Xixi

Retrospectiva E3 2008: You're In The Movies (360), Playstation Home (PS3) e Wii Motion Plus (Wii); Prolongamento da atual geração: periféricos, atualizações de software, crise mundial; Jogos mais influentes da era Pré-NES: Space Invaders, Galaga, Pac Man, Arkanoid, HERO, New Rally-X, Adventure, Pitfall, Elevator Action, River Raid, Burger Time, Demon Attack; A Novela contra Frostbite; Enduro contra o Xixi

This week we're joined by our new guest-host John, but Trevor gets the featured story this week... and it's a doozy.