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Send us Fan Mail While enjoying the plugs for the original PlayStation in Hackers, David Radd fooled around with the  November Google Doodle: a card game dealing with the Rise of the Half Moon instead of doing something productive and engaged in tedious driving sequences in Deadly Premonition The Director's Cut.  Meanwhile, Tuesday dealt with the Resident Evil puzzles in Crow Country and expe...

Send us Fan Mail While mourning the passing of Tony Todd, David Radd discovered that the bowguns are functionally just machine guns in Monster Hunter Wilds beta and picks up a potato chip and eats it in DEATH NOTE Killer Within.  Meanwhile, Tuesday experiences the ultimate love note to Castlevania in Vampire Survivors:  Ode to Castlevania and plays Peglin, a game which is Slay the Spire run throug...

Send us Fan Mail While remarking at the chaos embroiling Ubisoft, David Radd watched Jill Valentine get beat up quite a lot in the Resident Evil 3 remake and experienced the game where Rockstar went too far in Manhunt 2.  Meanwhile, Tuesday tries to explain the plot of Phantasmagoria and gets punished by falling into pits in RetroRealms: Ash vs Evil Dead.  In news, Circana reports that Madden and...

Send us Fan Mail Microsoft dropped a Partner Showcase and the SNGP crew of David and Tuesday talk about the news and announcements from it, along with the previously announced topic on Little Nightmares II. If you enjoy the podcast, visit us at Patreon.com/SNGP !

Send us Fan Mail While wondering how Alien: Isolation 2 will come together so many years after the original, David Radd played some draft with Magic: The Gathering's Duskmorne: House of Horror and tired to count all the references and played the biggest Michael Mann tribute game of all time in Kane & Lynch: Dead Men.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played enough Gal Guardians Demon's Purge to kn...

Send us Fan Mail While wondering what future Sony's various live service games have, David Radd played Golden Idol Mysteries: Spider of Lanka and Lemurian Vampire and got the origin story of the titular Golden Idol while Tuesday played the Disney Epic Mickey Rebrushed demo is automatically better than the original because the player doesn't have to use motion controls, along with Famicom...

Send us Fan Mail While hoping the future of Devil May Cry is secure even with Hideaki Itsuno leaving Capcom, David Radd got the recently added and extremely hidden bots in Astro's Playroom and wondered if he'll ever fully enjoy a Supergiant story after playing Pyre.  Meanwhile, Tuesday says Jimbo's mind tricks won't work on them in Balatro and can't get past the ugly logo...

Send us Fan Mail While baffled that Silent Hill: Ascension won an Emmy, David Radd played the solid if simple Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved and made sure all of his syntax was correct in The Case of the Golden Idol.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played The Mummy Demastered while mostly talking about the abortive Dark Universe and also played Hotwheels Unleashed, because otherwise they'd debase themselve...

Send us Fan Mail While getting serious Battleborn vibes for Concord, David Radd played Contra: Operation Galuga where "The Contra Gene" is said and watched Dante's goofy dancing in Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition.  Meanwhile, Tuesday got bodied by a refrigerator in Darksiders III and put some runs into Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate, which is much better than the Mich...

Send us Fan Mail While wondering about the future of console hardware with reports that launch model Xbox One consoles were refusing to update, David Radd tried the twin-stick shooter Halo: Spartan Assault and wondered how something with so many proper Halo components could feel so dull and also swung around Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and wondered how Peter Parker would be a geek to Black Cat this...

Send us Fan Mail While noting how long the Switch has been available without being replaced, David Radd played Golden Axe II, which is basically just an improved Golden Axe, and experienced the work of mecha fetishists in Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played some Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and wondered if it was just them that the combat was so bad (it's not just them)...

Send us Fan Mail While being pleased that sales of Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics are off to a hot start, David Radd took an, ahem, journey under water with Abzû and played the surprisingly dour Bayonetta 3 and wonders if the series can even continue.  Meanwhile, Tuesday took their final boomer shooter detour into Dusk where they got all the quicksaving and finding keys the...

Send us Fan Mail While being intrigued that Capcom is still making unique games like Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, David Radd played A Fold Apart with page folding puzzles and melodrama and named characters after Xbox executives in Diablo IV.   Meanwhile, Tuesday thanked the Emperor for the new navigation system in Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun - Forges of Corruption and played Doom Eternal on St...

Send us Fan Mail In this special episode of SNGP, David Radd and Tuesday have the final word on the biggest announcements from Summer Game Fest 2024, the Devolver Direct, the Xbox Games Showcase 2024 and Ubisoft Forward. If you enjoy the podcast, visit us at Patreon.com/SNGP !

Send us Fan Mail While getting tired of hearing about Blooper Team's "respect" for the original Silent Hill 2, David Radd played Perfect Dark Zero and was glad that at least mission failures were less common than the first game and held forward to run through much of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played (not) a horse girl game in Red Dead Redemption and felt b...

Send us Fan Mail In this bonus episode, David and Tuesday have the last word about the recent Marvelous Game Showcase 2024, Silent Hill Transmission (which was mostly Silent Hill 2) and Sony's State of Play May 2024. If you enjoy the podcast, visit us at Patreon.com/SNGP !

Send us Fan Mail While being much more concerned about the dark consumer practices by Ubisoft for Assassin's Creed Shadows than anything else, David Radd played Fire Emblem: Three Houses furiously to try and complete it before the podcast and shares his complete thoughts.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played Grand Theft Auto V and wished it was isometric and also tried Horse Club Adventures, where the...

Send us Fan Mail While amazed at how bad Silent Hill Ascension continues to be,  David Radd played the uncooperative co-op game Runbow and played the seminal action prequel to Symphony of the Night in Castlevania: Rondo of Blood.  Meanwhile, Tuesday switched Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine to easy because they're an adult and didn't need the hassle and experienced an anime plot about lumi...

Send us Fan Mail Wondering when the wave of studio closures will slow, David Radd played some Rayman Legends, which is a lot like a refined Rayman Origins, and also plays Sonic Superstars while remembering how good Sonic the Hedgehog 3 was.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising, throwing David off by it not being Hundred Heroes and resulting in a side tangent about the Bloodstained...

Send us Fan Mail While wondering if Dead Space will ever return, David Radd played the orange tabby simulator in  Stray and got serious Star Wars Disney sequel vibes off of the end of Killzone Shadow Fall.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played Princess Peach: Showtime! which is definitely not Dead Space 2 and brings up Crypt of the Necrodancer, though much of the time is spent talking about Baroque on the Se...

Send us Fan Mail While respecting Larian's decision not to do more Baldur's Gate content, David Radd was glad characters don't immediately disappear after going off screen in co-op play in Mario vs. Donkey Kong while using focus to easily dispatch all regular enemies in Ryse: Son of Rome.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played  "legally distinct Power Rangers" in Chroma Squad and knew...

Send us Fan Mail While amazed that Warner Bros. Discovery learned no lessons from the failure of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, David Radd experienced all the Web 1.0  meme humor in World of Goo and sees what Hideo Kojima uncensored is really like in Death Stranding: Director's Cut.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played Ace Attorney: Phoenix Wright and experienced its dystopian court system and...

Send us Fan Mail While wondering if ZA/UM is capable of ever making another game, David Radd played enough Foamstars to conclude it's dead-on-arrival as a live service and was constantly wincing at the gruesomely detailed fatalities in Mortal Kombat X.  Meanwhile, Tuesday thinks Dave the Diver is the new Shovel Knight with connections to Godzilla, Dredge and Guilty Gear (!?) while getting rea...

Send us Fan Mail While shaking his head around the whole situation surrounding Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, David Radd didn't learn his lesson from Crackdown 2 and played Crackdown 3 and also played Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light to cleanse his palette after Radiant Dawn.  Meanwhile, Tuesday played something legally distinct Starship Troopers  in Helldivers alo...

Send us Fan Mail While glad that all games aren't locked to a subscription service, David Radd knew that Quake II wasn't a new Doom because he fought Strogg and not demons and constantly touched fuzzies in Super Mario Bros. Wonder.  Meanwhile, Tuesday quickly sampled the very short Mario vs. Donkey Kong demo for Switch and and kept thinking of  Alex Casey in the first Max Payne game beca...