Daydreamcast
TheTwinGeeks.com presents their latest show: a bi-weekly discussion on the world of videogames, presented by co-hosts Bro & Murph.
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando (opens the original)
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They Daydreamcast bares it all. "It" being their love for Ratchet & Clank. In this episode Bro and Murph talk guns, big guns, and guns that transform once you've committed enough murder. Even before the main topic, Bro will talk some retro-inspired shooters and Murph enters the world of Tomb Raider spin-offs. TIMESTAMPS 00:38 - New Daydreamcast Lore Watcha Playin' 02:11 - Big Walk (2026) 14:29 - Endocopia (2026) 19:50 - Enter the Chronosphere (2026) 24:56 - Quake: Dawn of the Machine (2026) 33:5
Alien Hominid vs Metal Slug 3 (opens the original)
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If you've been to an arcade, you know Metal Slug, and if you were on Newgrounds, you know Alien Hominid. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, meaning the early flash game scene of the 2000s was flatter than a plateau. Bro and Murph pit these two run-and-gunners head to see which does the ultra violent gonzo action slapstick schtick better. Who reigns supreme? SNK at the top of their game, or the scrappy animators from the interwebs trying to recreate what they love about Metal Slug? TIME
Star Fox 64 (opens the original)
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This episode is a barrel roll of laughs and technical difficulties, but that won't stop the boys in the Satellite of Dreams from gushing about the oft-remade classic that is Star Fox 64. Combining short play times, punchy lightgun gameplay, and a branching narrative, Star Fox 64 remains one of THE games of the Nintendo 64 (and the 3DS, and the Wii U, and the Switch 2). Is there truly a secret sauce to this story of star furries? How much love does Brogan have for Bill, the dog? All this and more
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