PSP #382: Where Marc Breaks Your Anime Heart

In today's show, Marc talks about some spring anime for the last time, reviewing both Tsukigakirei and SukaSuka (aka, WorldEnd: What do you do at the end of the world? Are you busy? Will you save us?), and then follows that up with reviews of two fairly new (and fairly different) indie games one might call Aerea and Black & White Bushido (because that's their names). Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly heartbreaking) show.

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PSP #381: The Name's Sick, Big Sick, and Perception is My Game

In today's big show, Marc gets anything but sick talking about a handful of movies, anime, and video games, starting with the conceptually interesting horror game, Perception, where you take control of a young blind woman who is drawn to an abandoned house that has been haunting her dreams (because that's always a good idea). After that, Marc talks about two brand new movies, Baby Driver and The Big Sick, before ending with just a smidgen of anime. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly longer-than-usual) show.

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PSP #380: Where Buckaroo Banzai Plays Chess with Ninjas and No One Bats an Eye

In today's show, Marc gets the episode number wrong and then jumps right into the action with two very different indie games: Chess Ultra and Save the Ninja Clan. After that, they talk about a smidgen of anime—including just a wee bit more about Granblue Fantasy The Animation and Tsukigakirei—and then end with a very odd discussion about a very odd movie called The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly odd) show.

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PSP #379: Mining Up a Slimy Storm in Mountain Dew Valley

In today's shorter-than-usual show, Marc talks about Stardew Valley and not much else, other than a smidgen of anime—including more continued praise for Granblue Fantasy The Animation—and a movie about chopping one's own arm off in order to survive. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly fruity) show.

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PSP #378: Happy Father's Day and My Love/Hate Relationship with the Nintendo Switch

In today's not-so-special special show, Marc wishes their father a very Happy Father's Day and talks about how their father enjoyed part of their Father's Day gift. After that, Marc talks about their rocky relationship with the Switch and how they love it and hate it, sometimes (actually, quite often) at the same time. And then, after that, they talk about a few indie games and a smidgen of anime, including Rocket Wars, Drifting Lands, and Granblue Fantasy The Animation. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly father-loving) show.

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PSP #377: Where Marc Talks About E3 and One of the Absolute Worst Animated Disney Films

In today's uninspired show, Marc talks about as much of E3 as they can remember, from their highs to their lows, including what made them cry and what made them go "Whoa..." After talking about way more E3 than expected, including why The Crew 2 became a day one purchase for them, Marc talks about Frozen and Pocahontas, the latter of which just so happens to be one of the worst animated Disney films ever made. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly meh) show. P.S., Nothing actually made Marc cry; they are a monster and dead inside.

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PSP #376: Where Marc Knows Exactly What They're Going to Talk About...Until They Don't

Marc starts off today's show talking about their beard, what happened to it, and why mustaches are so great (and fun to play with). Then they briefly talk about a handful of movies before going into what they'd like to see at E3, realizing they don't really care about anything PlayStation-related at all, that is, until the very end of the show. And then, after all that, they talk about Injustice 2, why they're more inclined to buy games they can enjoy with their father, and a smidgen anime, including My Hero Academia (Boku no Hero Academia) and The Royal Tutor (Oushitsu Kyoushi Haine). Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly hairy) show.

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PSP #375: Be Careful of Where You Put Your Summer Sausage (NSFW)

Marc starts off today's loopy, early morning episode, having recorded in the wee hours of the morning, talking about the way in which they changed how they use Twitter, following that up with some NSFW stories about vaginas, from natural remedies that might not be so good [for the vagina], to a young lady who ventured onto Yahoo Answers after getting some summer sausage stuck in you know what. After that, Marc talks about two little indie games that could (peak your interest, maybe): Neighborhorde and Skylar & Plux: Adventure On Clover Island. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly out-of-it) show.

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PSP #374: Attempted Murder by Way of Cheesy Pancakes

Marc starts off today's cheesy episode with a story about Jaden Smith and how The Four Seasons, in Toronto, almost killed him with cheese "spiked" pancakes, followed by a story about how police officers in Japan don't know what to do with themselves these days. After that, Marc hits some anime and games with a preview of the sweet and adorable slice-of-life series, Tsukigakirei, and a review of the local multiplayer party game, Jump Stars, which, spoilers, is full of nothing but disappointment; also, Marc asks for advice on how they can help their father learn how to play non-linear video games, like Prey and BioShock—I know those aren't that open, but a game like Fallout would kill my father, literally, like how cheesy pancakes would have killed Jaden Smith. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly cheesy) show.

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PSP #373: Where a Story About a Mouse and an Egg Gets Way Out of Hand

Marc starts off today's meaty episode with a story about a mouse and an egg who go on a little adventure that quickly gets out of hand and grows more and more ridiculous in the most delightful of ways—I highly recommend checking it out via the links below. After that, Marc previews a few more spring anime—including Sakura Quest and Hinako Note—and then hits a few games—including a review of Spellspire and a preview of Embers of Mirrim. Anyway, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly weird) show.

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