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The Bit Effect guys finish their discussion Ratchet and Clank 2016. Let's see how this plays out. Are there any dings that can hit on this wonderful wonderful game?!
The Bit Effect guys get together to discuss Ratchet and Clank, specifically the 2016 remaster/reimagined/reawesomeified version. Have any feedback, suggestions or just want to challenge us to some PuyoPuyo Tetris? Follow us on Twitter @thebiteffect
The week the gang take a dive in to one of the most dated feeling games in the Retro Rewind series yet. Lords of the Realm 2 was published by Sierra and developed by Impressions. It certainly made an impression on Craig and Dave!
Tonight we have the next in our Retro Rewind series, Marble Madness. Released in December 1984 this classic arcade has you rolling a marble through a timed assault course while facing one of the most ruthless video game enemies of all time, the black ball. Let's find out how this holds up today!
Craig joins Dave as they discuss one of the divisive entries in this long lived series.
The week Craig and Dave have a bit of an arcade showdown with Namco Museum Volume 3. It turns out "best of 6" doesn't quite work! Retro Rewind is a show based on nostalgia, one of us or one of our audience picks a game to replay that we will then discuss as a group. Want to share some feedback? Share the love? Suggest a game or topic? Follow us @thebiteffect or email us at thebiteffect@gmail.com
The Bit Effect guys continue to discuss Bioshock 2. How will it hold up? Does it compare to Bioshock? Listen to find out :)
The Bit Effect guys get together to discuss Bioshock 2. How will it hold up? Does it compare to Bioshock? Listen to find out :)
The week Craig and Dave have some fun with Uniracers which was developed by Rockstar North and published by Nintendo in 1994. This unicycle racing game has some interesting quirks and features as well as some fast paced racing.
The week Craig and Dave play some Alien Soldier, a 1995 side-scrolling run and gun developed by Treasure and published by Sega. As it was only available via the Sega Channel in the U.S. Dave kindly gives us a bit of background on that as well!