Saturdaymorningretro

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, it’s a fighting game showdown. Dan and Dave talk about Mighty Bomb Jack for the NES and Tetris for the Gameboy. Also, in our “Our Top 3” segment, our top 3 gaming franchises that need to come back.

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, Dan and Dave talk about Chaos Legion and Genji – Dawn of the Samurai for the PS2. Also, in our Triple R segment, Streets of Rage for the Genesis and Tekken 3 for the PS1.

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, it’s a fighting game showdown. Dan and Dave talk about Mortal Kombat – Armageddon for the PS2 and Fighters Megamix for the Saturn. Also, in our “Our Top 3” segment, the top 3 consoles of all time.

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, Dan and Dave talk about The Guardian Legend for the NES and game that started it all, Yakuza for the PS2. Also, in our “Our Top 3” segment, Dan and Dave talk about the top 3 NES sports titles. Download episode

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, Dan and Dave talk about Little Nightmares for the Xbox One and Friday the 13th for the Commodore 64 and in our Triple R segment, the Splatterhouse series and Halloween for the Atari 2600.

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, Dan and Dave talk about Tron Evolution for the PS3 and Donkey Kong ’94 for the Gameboy and in our Triple R segment, Syndicate for the PC and Voodoo Vince for the original Xbox.

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, Dan and Dave talk about Infamous for the PS3 and Halo – Combat Evolved for the original Xbox and in our Triple R segment, Fallout 2 and Mortal Kombat Mythologies – Sub Zero.

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, Dan and Dave talk about Wipeout for the PS1 and Call of Duty Black Ops II for the WiiU and in our Triple R segment, Advance Wars and SSX Tricky.

On this month’s episode of Saturday Morning Retro, Dan and Dave talk about Peace Keepers for the SNES and Ratchet and Clank for the PS2 and Dan poses the question, “Do you need to finish a game to properly review it?”.