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Plant week concludes with a classic: the Shambling Mound.

The title seems redundant, but it's better than saying "Batman, the NES game. The one made by SunSoft. For the first movie, kinda." This might be the hardest game we've done for the show, but we might also have lost track. This is a compact little platformer that is certainly of its era, but it's also a rare great licensed game. Borrowing elements from several other platformers, Ninja Gaiden most...

We love Resident Evil, and are willing to extend it a lot of leeway. However, this entry is a bridge too far. At the height of their powers, the Resident Evil team decided to make a hybrid FPS/light gun/survival horror game on the PSX of all systems. The result is bland and muddled, even if it adds a little to Umbrella lore.

Summer Jam season continues, late into the summer, with this undeniable ear worm from the golden age of west coast gangsta rap. Dig it.

Plant week continues with some smart, smart plants.

Gary Buttefield joins the show to talk about Stephen King's novella (and the associated movie) that's all about what we become when the fear sets in. An otherworldly fog containing hideous monsters has descended on a small town, and perhaps the only survivors are locked away in a grocery store. The pressure is on.

We know this is a good game. We're just overwhelmed.

Plant week begins with some dangerous, dangerous plants.

Nick and Brayton, joined by Gary, talk about Bithell's newest adventure game and the western goof'em'up by Asymmetric. Stay tuned to the end for a special announcement!

Kole, Ben, and David talk about Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, the post-facto Half-Life 3 story leak, and we ask you about video game remakes. The Brief: Valve writer posts what would have been the plot of Half-Life 2: Episode 3. Yakuza 2 is getting a Kiwami remake. How Wolfenstein 3D’s blood fizzle works. The Multiplayer: Let’s talk about game remakes! The Grind: Kole: Sonic Mania. David: Shadow War...

It's time for Jerks in (Ethereal) Space!

This is the first of our monthly listener response episodes under the new model, gathering your thoughts on the Final Fantasy IV saga. Up next in September, we have Bat Month. Which means the Batman NES game, and Batman: Arkahm Asylum. October brings us Resident Evil month, featuring Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Resident Evil: Code Veronica, and Resident Evil 7. Support Watch Out for Fireballs! Links...

R.E.M. set out to make an idyllic album about summer, but instead made a product that showed the world just how comfortable they'd gotten. The highs are still high, but the search for what R.E.M.'s voice would be would continue. Links: r.e.m. IX - Wikipedia The Lifting (Original Version) - YouTube (1) Beat A Drum (Dalkey Demo) - YouTube (1) 2JN - YouTube (1) REM / Yellow River - YouTube (1) 165 Hi...

You only get one shot.

Kris and Kole talk about forgery, recycling, and workplace inconvenience. ALSO: Dewy. Falltime festivals. Tiger Woods’s feel good hit of the summer. Fake Tiffany. Gutter Oil. I caught a drunk. Pooping next to a dead man. We lost a tortoise. Out of ninjas. Game rehab goes bad.

We don't have time for the fake golden stuff.

Arizona Travel Guide 2017.

Join Gary Butterfield, Jeremy Greer, and first and last special guest Bryan Wade as they discuss X-Men: The Last Stand, third movie in the original X-Men trilogy. They ask the important questions (WHAT ABOUT JEAN) and talk about all the different ways this movie COULD have been good but failed. It's a fun one, folks. Be sure to head over to http://patreon.com/duckfeedtv to support the network, get...

Kole, Ben, Jala, and David talk about Sonic Mania, the Age of Empires 4 announcement, and we ask you which game you’d like to see made into a theme park. The Brief: Nintendo did it again. Bioshock 10th anniversary edition comes with a Tipped Daddy. Age of Empires 4 announced. Action games may inhibit your hippocampus. The Multiplayer: What game would you like to see made into a theme park? The Gri...

Someone left a trap in the monster pile.

Summer Jam Seasons begins with THE WORST SONG WE'VE DONE FOR THE SHOW. Check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHuGG_FsC20

To the center of the moon, to the center of the series, and into the slog. Final Fantasy IV: The After Years takes a strange turn in its back half... a turn that isn't discussed very often because nobody really talks about The After Years. So, join us for the last few chapters of this wildly misguided game. Support Watch Out for Fireballs! Links: Now Do Classical Gas - YouTube

We spend 90% of the episode trying to figure out how to pronounce "Borges".

Go home, there probably won't be other films like these. I'm joined by Jeremy Greer and Evan Jones Thorne to talk about the recent Dark Tower film adaptation. The episode is nearly twice as long as the movie itself, but there's a lot to talk about here. So grab some popcorn and hear us lament the death of opportunity.

Spread your wings and learn to fly.