SNEScapades
154 episodes - English - Latest episode: 19 days ago - ★★★★★ - 9 ratingsSNEScapades is a show in which two friends embark on a chronological journey to play, review, and rank every Super NES game that was released in North America.
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Episodes
Populous, Super Bases Loaded, Super R-Type, The Chessmaster
August 03, 2019 19:45 - 42 minutes - 39.2 MBDo you enjoy baseball, chess, old arcade games, or being god? If so, then have we ever got an episode for you. Emmy and Link start with a chat about the SNES port of the PC god-sim Populous. Then it's on to the dubiously licensed Super Bases Loaded. Super R-Type is up next and rounding everything out is The Chessmaster. What's better than a game of chess against a tough but slow computer opponent while the same piece of music plays over and over again?
Hyperzone, Hal's Hole in One Golf, Drakkhen, Final Fight
July 26, 2019 17:19 - 46 minutes - 42.7 MBThings get a bit strange today, as SteampunkLink and Emmy Zero dive into the month of September 1991. They examine rail-shooter Hyperzone which features double the Mode 7 (Mode 14?) Then it's double the Hal with Hal's Hole in One and SteampunkLink explains his issue with golf video games. Then they look at Drakkhen, one of the strangest RPGs to release on the system. Finally, they talk about the SNES's Final Fight port and learn that sometimes two players are better than one.
Pilotwings, F-Zero, Gradius III, Sim City
July 20, 2019 15:03 - 40 minutes - 37.1 MBOn this episode Emmy Zero and SteampunkLink cover the non-Super Mario World games that came out in the first month of the Super NES's lifespan. On the whole, it's a pretty solid lineup boasting quality that any video game system would be lucky to have in its first month of life.
Episode Zero - Super Mario World
July 12, 2019 02:59 - 26 minutes - 24.5 MBIn this zero(th?) episode of SNEScapades, Emmy Zero and SteampunkLink talk about their goals for the series and go into a lengthy chat about the title that came packed-in with the system in North America, Super Mario World.