Hey, Dustjacket!

I really enjoyed it. It's a classic, of course. You can really see how far animation has come. It's just, it's definitely as good visually as today's stuff, but I would say it is just as good because you can see this is where we started (with CGI animation). The story is fun and classic, and the...

I liked it. The animation was very good, as is expected for Studio Ghibli. That twist though, mmm, I'm not sure I accept that yet. This was a very good LGBTQ movie, until the very second it wasn't.

It was fun. Stupid, but fun.

The first Sly Cooper had a lot of charm. The characters were funny in a goofy way. It definitely felt like a more-dated PlayStation 2 videogame, which meant, even though I hadn't played it then, I had a lot of nostalgia when I played it recently.

Bully was a lot of fun. It was goofy, with the main-character acting as kind-of a neutral, anti-hero-esque character. I enjoyed a lot of parts about it. It had a little bit of clunk, a little bit of glitches, and some of the mini-games could grate on my last nerve after awhile, but I still think...

Okay, so I enjoyed the deep-dive into Japanese culture a lot in Ghostwire Tokyo. The monsters and the little characters you find from mythology, I thought was really cool. But then, the enemies became so annoying and the combat itself was a clunky mess at times. It definitely had something...

I think it was one of the first horror videogames I played with @Nick. I remember it had a very mysterious feel to it. I enjoyed it a lot, but I don't remember a lot of exact details about it. I loved The Executioner, who had shades of Pyramid Head to his design. It plays a lot like Resident...

It was a lot of fun. I enjoyed the mysteries. The gun-battles started to get on my nerves a little bit. Some of the characters were fun. It was a good start to a series and a memorable visual novel (the first I'd ever played on consoles, actually).

It was a really fun co-op videogame. It was definitely something I would recommend to anyone who has somebody to play with. The story was sad, but beautiful. It took a serious matter and found a way to make it fun and heartfelt.

I have spent so much time with Undertale. I absolutely love it. 10 outta 10. I love everything about it. The characters so lovable and I adore the story, which genuinely makes you feel for everyone involved. Ask @Nick, our house is covered in memorabilia from Undertale. It's currently my...

I love it. Absolutely loved it. I loved the story. It was genuinely fun. The Little Sisters. God, I just want to hug them. It's a wonderful dystopian video-game and I couldn't recommend it more.

I enjoyed it. The teamwork aspect was always a bonus for me and I remember really liking the way it looked. It had a very big sense of style that was just its own, and I really appreciated that. It was kinda clunky, I admit, but, overall, fun.

Hi, Dustjacket!

I added a link to the next Podcast entry, you guys! Cheers.