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  • February 23 · 35 min

    Abject Suffering 650: Donkey Kong 3

    This episode is about a Donkey Kong sequel that's about a man who kills bugs. Kaye also talks about schlepping her cats across the country and Gary uses a bathroom in a haunted house.

  • February 20 · 1 hr 43 min

    WOFF Dispatch: When It's Not For You

    We're releasing episodes a little out of order this month in order to accommodate Kaye's move, so please enjoy this Dispatch episode where we answer your questions, read your responses, and talk about the idea of a game being "not for you." Game Responses Read: Mega Man X4 Mortal Kombat 2 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle March's Games: The Final Station + DLC Donkey Kong Country 2 Castlevania Bloodlines April's Games: Dead Space 2 We <3 Katamari Halo Wars Resident Evil: Requiem

  • February 16 · 32 min

    Abject Suffering 649: Dangerous Dave's Risky Rescues

    The Dangerous Dave games are a series of PC platformers that acted as a precursor to Commander Keen, except with a redneck aesthetic and hyperviolence. This entry is hard, but not terrible, so we talk about how modern Helltimes have rendered thinking about having superpowers unpalatable.

  • February 12 · 1 hr 25 min

    Watch Out For Fireballs 505: Mega Man X4

    Mega Man X makes his debut on the PS1! Considered the second best game in the Mega Man X series after the initial entry, what does X4 have to offer that's unique? Well, you get to play as Zero, for one.

  • February 9 · 31 min

    Abject Suffering 648: Beast Wars: Transformers

    Beast Wars: Transformers is an ugly show, and the PlayStation game based on it is even uglier. It’s a little bleak to consider that the cheap animation of the 80s cartoon is the best that these robots would ever look. So instead, Gary proposes a new sex move called “Trick or Treat”, and we work out the logistics of how to pull it off.

  • February 5 · 1 hr 20 min

    Watch Out For Fireballs 504: Mortal Kombat II

    Get over here! It's time to discuss one of the culturally important games of our lifetimes: Mortal Kombat! While this episode does use MKII as a focus point, this is largely about the series as a whole and it's impact. Get your fatalities ready!

  • February 3 · 1 hr 20 min

    The Pivot Presents: Everything To Everything To Guppy Guppy 1

    Finally, the show that Will and Gary have been itching to do: An annotated version of old episodes of Everything To Guppy, where we do present-day commentary on our old selves' jokes. This week's episode: Bloody Penny.

  • February 2 · 33 min

    Abject Suffering 647: Bad Dudes

    It’s honestly weird that we haven’t already covered the NES version of Bad Dudes, a game with an infamous intro and horribly choppy handling. So Kaye brings it as her vanity pick, and we talk about how bad times have also made ALL of us into Bad Dudes.

  • January 30 · 1 hr 45 min

    The Level 573: The Most Wholesome Glory Hole

    Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Jala talk about Terminator 2D: No Fate, My Winter Car, Many Nights a Whisper, and much more! The Grind: Jala: Terminator 2D: No Fate. Terror of Hemasaurus. Many Nights a Whisper. Ben: Silksong. Dennis: One Finger Death Punch 2. Trackmania. Kaye: Ball X Pit. My Winter Car. The End Boss: Cyclopean developments. Details about the new Fable emerge. Virtual Boy is coming to Switch Online soon. People are suing Hasbro for printing too many Magic cards.

  • January 29 · 1 hr 33 min

    Watch Out For Fireballs Dispatch: Frictional Interactions

    We answer your questions and read your responses to our January Games! Responses for: Legend of Zelda Binding of Isaac Thief II: The Metal Age RoboCop: Rogue City Upcoming Games: February: Mortal Kombat II Mega Man X4 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Premium) March: The Final Station (Including The Only Traitor) Donkey Kong Country 2 Castlevania Bloodlines

  • January 26 · 33 min

    Abject Suffering 646: Friday Night Funkin'

    Friday Night Funkin’, a rhythm game credited with keeping Newgrounds relevant in the 2020s, is actually pretty good. The music works better than the visuals, and the fan community is really… enthusiastic… but there’s not much to hate here. So instead we talk about Gary’s trip to San Francisco, where he got mindfreaked.