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This week on NAGP Resurrection we discuss Nintendo's desire to make movies, which triggers a heated debate between Joe and Jumper Cables about the viability of an F-Zero film. After Joe fails horribly at trying to pronounce "Hideo Kojima" we discuss IGN continuing the legacy of Game Trailers by purchasing the company's assets, A new Kickstarter pee pee project, VR news out of Google IO, and then we ask just what “vagina bones” are. This week’s topic: Video game based films! Jumper Cables attempts to pitch his F-Zero film again, and then takes it a step further by pitching an Ecco the Dolphin movie! We finish off the show with recommendations and final thoughts. All over ya face. Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

Bad ass karate bros on a bad ass adventures? Or lifetime lovers on a romantic getaway? Just what exactly is going on here? We have really have no idea but Joe, Mike, and the Jumper Cables will try their damnedest to sound like they do. Also: more Street Fighter II V ^_^ ! Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

On this week’s NAGP Resurrection we're a man down, but our two remaining hosts try their best to keep the show going smoothly. For the first part of the show Joe and Jumper Cables have strong opinions about the new Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Battlefield 1 trailers. Then, they give their thoughts on the Assassin's Creed live action film trailer, and we talk about Geoff Keighley’s new gaming award show for kids. This week’s topic: Licensed games. We finish off the show with the usual recommendations, and final thoughts. Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

This month on Hyper '90s Zeitgeist Breakdown, we cover Captain America's roots (as wonderfully retold in the 1966 cartoon), through his 1990 film starring Matt "Son of J.D." Salinger, his MCU debut in the First Avenger, and his return in The Winter Soldier! What exactly happens when Captain America throws his mighty shield? Or when he decides to make a daring bicycle escape? Tune in to find out, and hear us ponder what America (and it's Captain) means to us! Recorded in advance of Civil War's release, so fear not of spoilers! Stick around after the closing to hear our thoughts about the recent Fox X-Men/MCU crossover rumors! Music: Instrumental by Meat Market stickwiththebeat.bandcamp.com/ recessrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dig-deep Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

One of the hosts doesn't like this anime. One of the hosts doesn't like this episode. One of the hosts doesn't seem to care one way or the other. Most importantly of all, however, is that one of the above statements is probably a lie. Also: we watched Catblue Dynamite. Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

On this week's NAGP Resurrection, we get updates on some old stories, Alex St. John's daughter responds to his 'vile’ opinions, SNK focuses back on games, and Blizzard finally opens up on why they shut down that fan created server. Then we ask why Tekken X Street Fighter still isn't here, and discuss craziness in the world of e-sports. We ram into Nintendo's ass with some hard-hitting criticism, and then finish the news with what Jim Sterling has been up to. This week's topic: Our favorite gaming controllers! The show ends with some game recommendations, and then we do what he have to do, and bury it right. Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/ Thumbnail image credit: https://turismodepalencia.wordpress.com/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

To be young and have the world ahead of you. To be strong, skilled and just a bit of a shit-bag. To be ambiguously bi, and have no one question it. None of these apply to the old, balding, dejected, and disgraced hosts, but maybe, just maybe, they can be applied to episodes one and two of Street Fighter II V. Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

Since the beginning of history, people have fought in the name of God, bending to the invented demands of their fickle deity, and screaming for righteousness. They wantonly spill the blood of their enemies, as well as their own. The purpose behind this bloodshed, however, goes beyond simple explanations of religion or notions of justice. The truth is buried deep within those who wage the wars. Since the birth of this planet, a memory has become deeply engraved onto the genes of all living things. A memory of aggression as a means of survival, a memory of fighting. Humans seek to defend their actions in the name of truth. The act of fighting is itself a true act. Without this truth, the fighter will perish. To learn the way, ask your own flesh and blood, because one's flesh is the door to the truth. To master the way, ask your own ken, or fist, because complete knowledge of one's flesh, blood and fist is what creates one's Tekken. And Tekken is the key to life! Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-

On this week's NAGP Resurrection, we talk Bioshock creator Ken Levine's upcoming interactive Twilight Zone movie, what the future holds for gaming consoles, another beloved gaming news site, Gaming Politics, shutting down, Sega allowing mods to their Steam games, Ford's Metal Gear Solid commercials, and VR cycling in GTA V. Our topic this week: We discuss our dream cross over games, which leads us into a very fascinating discussion about Pokemon. Seriously, you have to check this theory out: http://bit.ly/1Sr2SSx The show ends with some quick gaming recommendations, and our hosts try to figure out if Snorlax's body is really fat or muscle. Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/ Thumbnail image credit: Me and My Robot http://meandmyrobot.tumblr.com/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

What scene in our thrilling conclusion to the Death Parade trilogy triggers utter horror in Jumper Cables? What's got mike so upset? Where in the world is... OK, I'm sure you're getting sick of that one. We honestly ain't looked for the bitch, once and probably won't be on the hunt for her anytime soon. Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

On this week's NAGP Resurrection, the show opens up with a discussion about indie game developers; some having to cut staff, while others make millions. We also talk about Blizzard shutting down private game servers, which then leads us into a discussion about the upcoming Warcraft film, as well as the Uncharted and Last of Us film adaptations. Then we cover Final Fantasy XV's make or break status for the series, porting games to E-Cigarettes, Suda51, and former Rockstar executive Lezlie Benzies suing Take-Two for $150 million. Our topic this week: We dive deep into our childhoods with video game magazines. As usual, we finish the show with some gaming recommendations poop jokes. Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

The Death Parade marches on. See what I did there? But has the dream died before it's even begun?! Have Mike and Joe found yet another way to break Jumper Cables' spirit?! Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?! How many of the questions will be answered this time?! Only one way to find out! Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

This week's NAGP Resurrection opens up with the news! David Hayter reports that Kojima wanted him ousted during the development of MGS3, Oculus Rift finally shipping (and getting reviews), Blizzard removing sexy poses from Overwatch, League of Legends school scholarships, and some new info on Final Fantasy XV. Our topic this week: Nintendo's first mobile game: Miitomo! Git it! As usual we finish it off with some hard hitting recommendations and some wet hot final thoughts. Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

What happens after you die? What makes an anime with mass appeal? Where in the world in Carmen Sandiego? One of these questions isn't discussed in the first of the three-part Death Parade special! Find out why the boys are so taken with this 2015 anime— and why you should be too! Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

The boys sit down for what was thought to be a sappy romance, but was instead a fifteen-plot pile up that still managed to be enjoyable! Please Teacher! (or Onegai Teacher, if your name is Jumper Cables) somehow manages to be all that was good and bad about early 'oughts anime. But you don't have to take my world for it! Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

This month is a very special episode of Hyper '90s Zeitgeist Breakdown! Joe blew up our first recording... so Mike's mom, Rachele, stepped up to the plate to help us cover some of the awful news stories of the '90s! She also sheds some light on 5-year old Mike's attempted arson, and provides first-hand insights into the little-known '90s epidemic of Mexicans falling off of rooftops and ladders! And be sure to stick around after the show's closing to hear her thoughts on Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and MIke's lifelong obsession with Batman in general! Music: TNT by Meat Market stickwiththebeat.bandcamp.com/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

On this week's NAGP Resurrection the show opens up with us paying our respects to Garry Shandling and Frank Sinatra, Jr. who both passed away recently. Then we discuss Infinite Arms: a new game where you use physical toys to play a digital game. The whole conversation makes Mike question Capitalism. Then we cover more news on Nintendo's NX, and speculation on discontinuation of the Wii U. We end the news with 5th Cells layoffs, Sony's PS4K, and Valve open sourcing the Steam controller. Our topic this week: That old-timey arcade glory. We wrap up the show with some caca game recommendations and then some even caca-er final thoughts. Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/ Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

Ninjas are cool. Swords are cool. The '80s were cool. So it's bound to be cool when you put them all together, right? We find out if that's the case this week, as we look at the 1991 OVA Ninja Gaiden. Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl

On this week's NAGP Resurrection we discuss a bit of GDC news—but mostly it's just lots of VR talk. Then, after complaining about how we personally will never be able to afford any of the headsets, we discuss Microsoft's new cross-platform play proposal. Then we get hyped for the launch of Nintendo's first mobile app! This week's topic: Jim Sterling v Digital Homicide: Dawn of Justice. We wrap it all up our usual recommendations. Megaman fan? You should listen in! Then we do some final thoughts, because... why not? Opening: uc by Lately Kind of Yeah freemusicarchive.org/music/Lately_Kind_of_Yeah/ Closing: Come and Find Me - B Mix by Eric Skiff ericskiff.com/music/

Mike and Joe try to make the best of a undesirable situation while Jumper Cables bitches, moans, sulks, and laments his lack of alcohol. Please try to enjoy a two for one special as we (haphazardly) review both the 1985 Vampire Hunter D movie and its 2001 follow up Vampire Hunter D:Bloodlust. Opening: Synthetic Highway by Sub Morphine @sub-morphine Closing: Anime Roku by Squarion facebook.com/Squarion facebook.com/ProjectStick Visit our website for more podcasting goodness! bit.ly/1lISxVl