Show Notes
Merry Christmas! Trevor and Johnny are back with a genuine Christmas game: Daze Before Christmas from Sunsoft for the Super Nintendo and Sega Mega Drive. The guys get really jolly this episode, then crash to reality pretty quickly. Ok, they never were that high to begin with. Really, you’re better off not listening to this one if you’re in a decent mood right now.
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We celebrate episode 200 of Retro Blissed by playing Bubsy: Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind. This game blessed the world with Bubsy’s very first video game. It graced the SNES and Genesis/Megadrive in 1993 and forced us all to answer the question: what could possibly go wrong? Join Johnny, Trevor, and Derek for this Bubsy sized episode! (There’s also a huge bliss quiz at the end if you like that kind of thing).
Retro Blissed is back! And now it’s 33% better as Trevor’s brother Derek has joined permanently to create a perfect trio of old men with southern drawls incoherently talking retro games. This time they cover F-Zero, the very first one, and a launch game for Super Nintendo. Will the fastest racing game of its era prove too much for three middle aged fools? Tine in to find out!
Surprise! A special episode of Retro Blissed is here! Trevor has an open talk about the hole Retro Blissed has left in his life, the possible future of this channel, and ends by doing a quick year in review of Retro Blissed episodes from 2023.
On this very special episode of Retro Blissed, Trevor and Johnny talk about some very important things… It’s pretty boring and WHO CARES??? The second half is the fun part: a MASSIVE sized Bliss quiz full of insight into the twisted minds behind the definitive* podcast in all of retro gaming.
Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga came out in 2003 for the Gameboy Advance. It was the first Mario & Luigi game, but the third Mario RPG behind the SNES original and Paper Mario for N64. Will Trevor and Johnny be charmed by this offbeat RPG adventure, or will they react the way most civilized people react to them, with mild curiosity and strong disgust?"