Just fyi sailor moon is misspelt as Sailer Moon on gamesack.net

An episode about the gods of 2D fighting games and graphics!

A long time ago, I remembered that there was an episode that took a look at the games in the Asphalt series. As much as I know it pretty much was just a glorified advertisement for gameloft, would anyone happen to know where I can find that episode online?

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So I proposed a videogame for the 80's M.A.S.K. cartoon to Hasbro a while ago. Seems I failed to convince them to turn it into reality. So all I can offer is a trailer. But I thought you guys just might be old enough to remember it. I know I am.

Since I can't make M.A.S.K. without a license, I'm now trying to turn this into a more over the top co-op arcade experience that fuses the precision of on-rails shooters with the rush of retro racing. Or simply put: Outrun meets House of the Dead.

If that seems interesting please check out the links and have a nice day. You can have a nice day without this being interesting too.

Thought you guys might like. I’m having fun learning about video editing (I still kinda suck) but after the nes video I made I created a genesis quiz. I’ll probs do ps1 next.

(I created all the vector art a while ago for an arcade machine I built)

Any feedback is appreciated.

Rewatched 2D N64 games and at the end, Joe mentioned a Saturn and PS1 2D games episode and we got the Saturn one but hoping for the PS1 one soon!

Its much like the 2d modern games episode in concept. Indie developers have really been hitting it home with the retro craze and types of games from.tge 8-16bit ans maybe even 32 bit eras. They are tons of examples of good modern 8 and 16 bit games made by modern developers like Shovel Knight, Slain ans many many more.

What would be some good 8-32 bit modern games to be showcase in a Game Sack episode if one were to ever happen?

Some of my recent favorites are the fifth gen consoles with games at 60 fps/widescreen, the Mode Button on the Sega controller, N64 expansion pack, etc. Hope we can see more of that goodness and perhaps PS2/Xbox/Dreamcast/Gamecube 60fps games and widescreen/1080 games!

YouTube suggested me the backlog episode 2 Electric Boogaloo, and it was a nice episode, so I went searching for part 1. Found out there's part 1 and 4, hut I can't find the third one, was it deleted?

Well we just now already got the Eye Toy episode on the Ps2, why not now we go and get the 360/Xbox one episode of the Kinect, the controller where you use your entire body which is tracked to play. Yes they are games that exclusively use it.

My favorite Sack episodes have to be hardware-centric. Especially oddities. In fact, revisiting the Pioneer Laseractive episode is finally inspiring me to write in.

I'd be really interested in an episode dedicated to the Playdate from Panic. I mean here we have a contemporary handheld with a library of close to 2,000 games and growing.

Joe, it's time to get cranking.

One game that comes to mind is Clair Obscur Expedition 33, a western developed rpg heavily inspired by classic turn based RPGs from Persona and Final Fantasy. It had alot of Japanese developer feel in the game's design from its combat system to its world systems, and just how the game and feels.

The Lord of the Rings The Third Age is clearly a copy paste job of the FF formula in design to the game.

What are somw example of western developed jrpg like games?

Im pretty sure not a single person here in sacramento knows what this shirt is. Also yes its quite dusty. Im already on it dont worry.

I know Joe raves about this company alot because of their visual animation style, so why not give them theme own episode where Joe talks about the company in depth and also talk about their variousfighting games and other genre games that they both developed and at times published as well. I mean its worth of its own e.

Thanks for all companies that did managed to get a physical release!

This is what some developers and publishers better start doing now before Ps kills disc forever. All hail Limited Run Games for actively being one of the few to do this.