Some video games are good. A lot of video games aren't. Shea and Kyle depart on a podcast journey through time and space (mostly time) to tell you, with an unearned level of authority, which 1998 video games don't suck.

In this episode, Shea confronts the ghost of Kojimas past and Kyle offends Nintendo fans. Stick around to the end for a surprise twist!

CHAPTERS

(00:00:00) Intro and Format

(00:02:40) Honorable Mentions

(00:13:45) 1080 Snowboarding

(00:15:50) Banjo-Kazooie

(00:18:19) Crash Bandicoot: Warped

(00:20:45) Final Fantasy Tactics

(00:23:21) Gauntlet Legends

(00:25:40) Gex: Enter the Gecko

(00:28:25) Gran Turismo

(00:31:28) Grim Fandango

(00:34:05) Half-Life

(00:36:53) The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

(00:40:07) Mega Man Legends

(00:42:50) Metal Gear Solid: Tactical Espionage Action

(00:45:36) NFL Blitz

(00:48:05) Pokemon Red/Blue Versions

(00:54:47) Resident Evil 2

(00:57:52) Rugrats Search for Reptar

(00:59:45) Spyro the Dragon

(01:02:20) Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

(01:05:39) Tactics Ogre

(01:08:04) Time Crisis II

(01:09:30) Tomba!

(01:11:13) Vigilante 8

(01:13:19) Yoshi’s Story

(01:15:17) The Short List

(01:36:10) The Top Five

(01:44:48) Wrap Up and Peace Out

Tune in next month for 1999 Games That Suck! Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and subscribe on your podcast service of choice. Don’t let the robot overlords stop you from GAMING.

It's our Summer Game Fest reaction episode! But that's not all. We also react to the biggest games from Xbox, Ubisoft, Nintendo, Devolver, and the litany of smaller showcases. And as a bonus, we walk you through our favorite demos from Steam Next Fest and do a quick catch up on other things we've been playing (and reading) lately. Like the title says, this one has all the video games.

CHAPTERS:

(00:00:10) Intro and Today I Hate

(00:02:59) Episode Agenda

(00:08:18) June Game Club: Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door

(00:19:07) Alan Wake 2 DLC

(00:24:32) Pepper Grinder

(00:34:22) Aska

(00:41:22) Still Wakes the Deep

(00:49:45) Chained Together

(00:53:39) Steam Next Fest Demos

(01:59:29) Star Wars Books

(02:09:41) Guerrilla Collective

(02:31:24) Summer Games Fest

(03:32:01) Day of the Devs

(03:35:05) Devolver Direct

(03:40:09) Future of Play

(03:41:45) Wholesome Direct

(03:44:29) Future Games Show

(03:51:07) Xbox Showcase

(04:33:28) PC Gaming Show

(04:37:28) Ubisoft Forward

(04:49:35) Nintendo Direct

(05:03:59) Emails

(05:17:53) July Game Releases

(05:22:16) July Game Club Reveal

(05:23:26) Today I Don't Hate and Peace Out

Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and be sure to subscribe (or follow) on your podcast service of choice!

Some games are good. A lot of games aren't. Shea and Kyle depart on a podcast journey through time and space (mostly time) to tell you, with an unearned level of authority, which video games suck.

In this episode on 1998, the licensed games become even weirder and the brothers can't escape elf butts from their past.

CHAPTERS

(00:00:00) Intro and Format

(00:02:12) Dishonorable Mention

(00:03:54) Batman and Robin

(00:10:58) Blasto

(00:14:23) C The Contra Adventure

(00:17:33) Elf Bowling

(00:23:23) The Fifth Element

(00:28:06) MYSTERY GAME FOR 1999

(00:28:53) Men in Black: The Series

(00:32:50) Psybadek

(00:35:30) Quest 64

(00:40:53) South Park

(00:44:32) Space Bunnies Must Die

(00:47:34) Trespasser

(00:52:01) The Short List

(00:56:49) The Bottom Three

(01:03:39) Wrap Up and Peace Out

Tune in next month for 1998 Games That Don't Suck! Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and subscribe on your podcast service of choice. Go outside and play more videogames!

Summer Game Fest is here and there's a lot to predict! Shea and Kyle catch up on some old games before breaking down the super awesome and not at all underwhelming Sony PlayStation State of Play and taking some guesses at what we might see from the big publishers at Summer Game Fest: Microsoft, Bethesda, Nintendo, EA, Ubisoft, Devolver Digital, Capcom, Warner Bros, and more.

Here's everything discussed in this episode (in chronological order):

• May Game Club: Another's Crab's Treasure
• Steam Deck emulation
• Refunct
• Lysfanga
• Pokemon Fire Red
• XDefiant
• Destiny 2
• Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
• Rusty's Retirement
• Farm Together 2
• Foundry
• Oddsparks: An Automation Adventure
• Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
• Turok: Dinosaur Hunter
• Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back
• Croc: Legend of the Gobbos
• Helldivers 2
• The Long Dark
• Abiotic Factor
• 7 Days to Die
• Fallout the tv show
• Fallout 3
• Xbox is closing studios and pivoting strategies
• Sony is forcing PSN accounts for PC players
• Square Enix is going multi-platform
• Remedy is canceling its live-service Control game
• IGN is acquiring other games media outlets
• Sony State of Play reactions
• What to expect from Summer Game Fest
• Emails!
• June video game release schedule
• June Game Club reveal

Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and subscribe on your podcast service of choice! Tell your friends!

Some video games are good. A lot of video games aren't. Shea and Kyle depart on a podcast journey through time and space (mostly time) to tell you, with an unearned level of authority, which 1997 games don't suck.

In this episode, Shea claims he’s a better podcast host and Kyle continues his crusade for light gun games.

CHAPTERS

(00:00:00) Intro and Format

(00:04:05) Honorable Mentions

(00:11:07) Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

(00:19:14) Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back

(00:23:55) Croc: Legend of the Gobbos

(00:29:35) Final Fantasy VII

(00:34:52) Goldeneye 007

(00:38:35) Jet Moto 2

(00:40:00) Judge Dredd

(00:45:05) Parappa The Rapper

(00:48:07) Star Fox 64

(00:53:15) Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2

(00:59:21) Turok: Dinosaur Hunter

(01:04:50) The Short List

(01:10:02) The Top Five

(01:18:14) Wrap Up and Peace Out

Tune in next month for 1998 Games That Suck! Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and subscribe on your podcast service of choice. Love youuuuu (please say it back)

And we're back! After missing a month, there's a lot to talk about. So let's get right into it.

Things discussed (in chronological order):

• Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
• Steam Deck
• Ultros
• Nine Sols
• Stardew Valley
• Palworld
• Helldivers 2
• Dragon's Dogma 2
• Unicorn Overlord
• Stellar Blade
• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
• Final Fantasy X-2
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
• Star Wars Battlefront 2
• No Rest for the Wicked
• Diablo IV
• Harold Halibut
• Warhammer 40K: Boltgun
• The Last of Us Part II
• The Case of the Golden Idol
• The Planet Crafter
• Rotwood
• Rusty's Retirement
• Bluey: The Video Game
• Lil' Gator Game
• The Fallout TV Show
• Fallout 76
• Fallout 4
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars
• Ahsoka
• Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor
• The Bounty Hunter Wars
• Embracer is splitting into 3 companies
• Microsoft has 7 titles on PlayStation's top sellers list
• There won't be a Dead Space 2 Remake
• Larian won't be making Baldur's Gate 4
• A video game executive thinks we should tip developers
• There have been more video game layoffs
• Kotaku's Editor-in-Chief has resigned
• Your emails!
• May game releases
• May Game Club reveal

Like we said, it's a lot. Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and be sure to subscribe (or follow) on your podcast service of choice!

Some games are good. A lot of games aren't. Shea and Kyle depart on a podcast journey through time and space (mostly time) to tell you, with an unearned level of authority, which 1997 video games suck.

In this episode, Shea is trapped inside a box deep underground with only a walkie talkie to record on, and the brothers take an axe to some of the worst licensed games of the generation. Seriously, we (mostly Shea) are so sorry about Shea's audio in this episode. Podcasting 101, always check your settings. It won't happen again! Probably!

CHAPTERS

(00:00:00) Intro and Format

(00:03:59) Beast Wars: Transformers

(00:09:30) Bomberman 64

(00:14:28) Clay Fighter 63 1/3

(00:18:58) Fantastic Four

(00:23:22) Frogger

(00:26:55) Independence Day

(00:30:59) Overblood

(00:36:13) Rush Hour

(00:38:57) Star Wars: Masters of Teras Kasi

(00:42:14) The Lost World: Jurassic Park

(00:47:15) The Short List

(00:55:40) The Bottom Three

(00:58:08) Wrap Up and Peace Out

Tune in next month for 1997 Games That Don't Suck! Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and subscribe on your podcast service of choice. Byeeeeeee!

Some games are good. A lot of games aren't. Shea and Kyle depart on a podcast journey through time and space (mostly time) to tell you, with an unearned level of authority, which games don't suck.

In this 1996-centric episode, the brothers pine for Mountain Dews past and leave metaphors on the cutting room floor.

CHAPTERS

(00:00:00) Intro and Format

(00:03:05) Honorable Mentions

(00:06:35) Crash Bandicoot

(00:12:12) Die Hard Trilogy

(00:17:50) Duke Nukem 3D

(00:21:15) The House of the Dead

(00:23:45) Jet Moto

(00:27:50) Mario Kart 64

(00:30:32) Math Blaster Episode 1: The Search for Spot

(00:32:22) Metal Slug

(00:35:40) Quake

(00:40:17) Resident Evil

(00:45:00) Super Mario 64

(00:48:48) Tomb Raider

(00:52:02) Twisted Metal 2

(00:55:18) Wave Race 64

(00:57:13) Wipeout XL

(00:59:57) The Short List

(01:03:55) The Top Five

(01:10:22) Wrap Up and Peace Out

Tune in next month for 1997 Games That Suck! Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and subscribe on your podcast service of choice. See you in a couple?