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Top Gear 3000:

The forgotten futuristic racing game, and I wish Kemco would bring this series back. (Yes, Kemco still exists, but now are making RPGs.)

The history of Acme:

Ever wonder why the name was so prevalent in film in animation? This video explains why.

I have to hand it to Lucille Ball, she was willing to go out swinging despite being in her 70s:

Ghostrunner II, it's like Namco's Breakdown, but with swords:

The Legend of Kage
The original (1984)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdKDyfQN3xs
Ninja Hayate (1985)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFH2oUgtRBo
Fudo Myouou Den/The Acala Legend/Demon Sword (1989)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p51kQTnp8to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ-mJl-RBug
The sequel (2008)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9JNS7Rrwdo
Fun fact: LoK was going to use the MSM5232 soundchip, but Taito ultimately went with FM sound.

Masahiro Sakurai on Bug testing:

If you wanted an explanation for why Bethesda's games are buggier than termite mounds, here's your answer.

What Good Feel has been up to lately:

For fans of Goemon/Legend of the Mystical Ninja, this will be worth looking at.

Cube Roots:

One game from Ukiyotei that has yet to be translated.

For those who got hit by the Hurricane, you have my sympathy.

Scooby-Doo in Springtrapped:

To be honest, the fan-made Scooby-Doo episodes are better than what Hanna-Barbera themselves made. (Ditto for what Robot Chicken did.)

Chocolate Cobbler:

Time for more fake screenshots:

For those wanting to laugh at cheap costumes.

Unpopular and Controversal opinions, Vol 17:

-As bad as an artist and writer Rob Liefeld is, he's actually improved in the former during the past ten years.

-Mark Waid needs to step back and re-evaluate his life.

-If there is one trope in storytelling that is both overused and underutilized at the same time, mind control would be it.

-The Babylon Bee is funny, but not Best Page in the Universe funny. (Or for that matter, Rageaholic or Kirk Wilcox funny.)

-I think Earthworm Jim 3D gets way too much shit. (Yes, MDK, Blasto, and Rachett & Clank were better, but EWJ3D wasn't terrible.)

-I'm glad that FromSoft made Armored Core VI, but it would be nice if they remastered both of the Lost Kingdoms titles.

-Ninja Theory's sole Devil May Cry game is better than DMC2.

-Alan Moore went downhill during the last third of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

-Speaking of Liefeld, his two best characters were Badrock and Troll. (That is outside Deadpool and Cable.)

-I bet that Andrew Dickman (Ivan the Unbearable, Rockman Neo, and Gordon the Moronfish) and Arin "Egoraptor" Hanson (Metal Gear Awesome and Mr. Literal) would have a field day developing 7800, Lynx, and Jaguar homebrews. (Ditto for a lot of other Newgrounds legends.)

One man makes a synthesizer out of breadboards and a CEM3340:

Fun fact: Bally Sente used the CEM3394 in their arcade boards. (Ditto for Sequential Circuits.)

For those who remember Celebrity Deathmatch:

The game for PS2, X-Box, and PS1 from what I remember is pretty bad.

Twisted Metal 4's Unity remake has gotten some progress:

Something for Atari Falcon fans:

Boulder Punch does Night Trap.

For those who played Vectorman:

Keep in mind that these aren't the artist's best, so bear with me.

I finally rediscovered the samples section of Furnace Tracker, but I now have to deal with getting synth samples to playback properly. If anyone here knows how to get them playing the right notes, I will greatly appreciate that. (This is for the Neo Geo's ADPCM channels and Amiga chip.)

A little something for Spongebob fans:

Now I have to find some Clancy Brown clips...

Might as well share a couple of insult reels: