Category: Live Stream Archives

Del (twitter.com/anrlizzy) is actually pretty terrible at Mega Man! (He wrote this copy. I’m not being mean.)

Joe plays Han Solo in a Star Wars world with the serial numbers filed off in a game he has played once a year since about 1995. We’re flyin’ around and space tradin’. We’re shooting down pirates. We’re upgrading. We’re delivering cargo. We’re upgrading. We’re talking to our viewers. We’re upgrading. Enjoy! Or don’t.

Joe’s trying his hand once again at this show’s very scaled down version of a speedrun, this time taking on The Blue Bomber’s second outing in Megaman 2: The earliest example of videogame music transcending the medium (or at leas that’s how what we call it to ourselves.) Enjoy! Or don’t!

A rant about guns, mass-shootings, politicians dodging responsibility, health care, how these things are related, and then an hour of a still-exhausted Joe repeatedly hugging a blob and getting frustrated at puzzles.

An exhausted Joe gives gives you his last bits of energy in this adorable puzzle platformer.

Joe expects a beat ’em up and is met with stealth and is appropriately confused and disappointed for two-and-a-half hours. Some good. Some bad. Some enjoyment. Some rage. Then a guest arrives to save the last bit of the stream.

Joe attempts to save the whole of global internet infrastructure from the Revelation virus, then dives into an old game he’s never played that was purchased for him by a viewer.

Joe hacks his way through Uplink: Trust is a Weakness/Hacker Elite. Why this game had two subtitles is beyond him. We also briefly mention the North Korean missile launch at Japan, and immediately dismiss the topic and keep playing video games as if we weren’t almost just in danger of global thermonuclear war. Enjoy!

Joe finishes off Thomas Was Alone, then moves on to one embarrassing disaster and one nostalgic mother of a genre while taking questions and talking politics with a brief foray into Game of Thrones chat.

Joe unloads on the ‘Resident for defending Nazis not two hours before the show began, then pivots into calmly (for a time) playing this delightful and adorable puzzle game about AI becoming sentient.