The Oh, My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross. And listening to you,

watch out for Fireballs, Dispatch,

our monthly Q&A topics, listener response,

and game announcement episode.

Yeah, here for August this month,

no, this month went by quick this year is going by quick.

Mm-hmm. Yeah. And next year. And the year after that. Yep. Each one gets faster because

as a proportion of your life as you get older it is less and

less. Yeah and it's a speed and towards that old you know whatever happens yeah

need not be specified. Yeah we're not here to tell you we're not here to tell you. We're not here to tell you. Yeah, seems outside of the scope of this dumb shit.

Yeah, let's get started here with some game questions. I'm going to get started here with Dylan.

Dylan says, when playing my

SNES a few weeks ago I got thinking about how back then licensed games were usually considered

the bottom of the shit bucket, the soggy bread of the shit sandwich.

Nowadays,

stuff like Spider-Man 2, Kotor, and The Walking Dead

have mostly dispelled that stigma.

Do you have any affection for any of the earlier eras of licensed games?

I'll go to bat for the S.N eras of licensed games.

I'll go to bat for the SNES Jurassic Park game.

It's shockingly in depth, top-down, open-world game

before that was even a thing.

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