ET! Throwback: 90s Sci-Fi Madness and Elden Ring Triumphs

EPISODE · Jun 20, 2024 · 40 MIN

ET! Throwback: 90s Sci-Fi Madness and Elden Ring Triumphs

from Entertain This! · host Hayden, Mitch, and Tom

Send us Fan MailEver wondered what happens when a game is so mundane, it becomes a breeding ground for chaos? This episode kicks off with our hilariously frustrated attempts to create virtual mayhem in the game "Lake." Picture this: a serene Oregon town, endless mail deliveries, and our desperate struggle to make something—anything—exciting happen. Is "Lake" the most boring game ever, or did we just miss the point? Tune in as we recount a week in the life of a virtual mail carrier and our ultimate verdict on this picturesque yet dull gaming experience. Plus, there’s talk of some spicy podcast punishments on the horizon!Shift gears with us as we roll back to the 90s and dissect the quirky, ambitious TV show "Mantis." This isn't your typical crime-fighting saga—think rollerblading robbers, a high-tech exosuit, and a flying car. We explore the show's bold blend of action and social commentary, thanks to creators like Sam Raimi and actor Carl Lumley. From excessive C4 use to paralyzing darts, "Mantis" packed a punch in its brief run and left us with plenty of memorable, chaotic moments to discuss. If you missed this gem back in the day, you’ll want to hear why it’s still worth talking about.Finally, we venture into the expansive world of "Elden Ring" with a deep dive into its co-op multiplayer mode and intricate gameplay mechanics. Forget the frustrations of past Souls games—this one had us hooked with its rewarding challenge and strategic depth. We share our experiences of taking down fearsome bosses, the art of mastering combat, and the joy of discovering hidden secrets. Whether you’ve struggled with the first boss or are crafting the perfect light build, our discussion covers why "Elden Ring" is a standout in the gaming world. Join us as we celebrate one of the best gaming experiences we've had in a long time, complete with tales of triumph and teamwork.Support the show

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