The Stone Age Gamer Podcast

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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris take a look at the Atari 7800’s library to determine which five games best represent the platform. Should you just ignore everything else and play get five copies of Food Fight? Let’s find out!

Then, in Week Old News, there’s tragically no James Pond news. But we did hear a LOT about various uses of AI, some lunatic got Super Mario Bros. up and running on a VHS tape, Atari is bringing the 800XL back, and plenty more!

Finally, in the Checkpoint, Dan successfully manages to not put Kris to sleep thanks to a very useful apple, and catches us up on all things birthday and review games he’s too cool to talk about. Meanwhile, Kris played Resident Evil 4 a lot, and he rather likes it.

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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris bring you the next installment in the Alphabet Soup-er Series! It was Kris’s pick for the letter H, and he went with Hagane: TheFinal Conflict for Super NES. This is one of the most expensive games on the system, but is it any good? Let’s find out!

Then, in Week Old News, Resident Evil is pretty successful, Travis Touchdown is independent once more, some lunatic made Super Mario 64 on Super NES, and you better believe it, EVEN MORE JAMES POND COVERAGE! I will keep this absurd joke alive until I can’t.

Finally, in the Checkpoint, Dan talks about a Weezer concert and quite literally puts Kris to sleep, and then they both talk about that new Castlevania demo. It’s interesting, that’s for sure!

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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris board the SAG Cartoon Express for another stop at Donkey Kong Country. Was this trip better or worse than the last one? Can any sort of logic explain this show’s existence? Let’s find out!

Then, in Week Old News, Microsoft continues their heel turn, AI continues to make everything it touches worse, Kid Icarus gets a little more color, and that’s right, EVEN MORE JAMES POND COVERAGE! This fish is going to stay in Week Old News forever, darn it!

Finally, in the Checkpoint, Dan talks about Dragon Quest, and its very long subtitle. Meanwhile, Kris continued his trek through the 2D Metroid series, including finally paying AM2R on a TV the way nature intended.

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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris dive into another killer 10 20 30 40, this time with the launches of the Nintendo 64 and Sega Master System. How were the initial lineups for these fan favorite consoles? Let’s find out!
Then, in Week Old News, Steam Frame has no power but one heck of a price tag, Bloodstained is still avoiding the Switch 2 for some reason, Metroid Dread has a heck of a week, and that’s right, MORE JAMES POND COVERAGE!

Finally, in the Checkpoint, Dan gives his thoughts on Marvel’s Wolverine, and he’s none too thrilled with the way certain publications have been covering it. Meanwhile, Kris starts a retread through the Metroid saga, and tries to figure out exactly how much he liked Orbitals.

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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris put off their Atari 7800 thoughts to cover the double dose of Directs Nintendo dropped this week. The Zelda 40th Anniversary showcase, and the general Direct had lots of games to cover. But did any of them look good? Let’s find out!
Then, in Week Old News, the Neo Geo AES+ suffers a hefty delay, Nintendo figures out what to do with their tariff refunds, Sony and Kojima break up, and more!

Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris got to see one heck of a baseball game, got frustrated by Arkanoid: Revenge of Doh, and gives his first impressions on Orbitals. Meanwhile, Dan gets freaked out by the googly eyes in MLB: The Show, loves Peace Walker, and some very enjoyable TV.

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