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EPISODE · May 5, 2016 · 37 MIN

Mt. Rushmore of Video Games That Broke Your Heart

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We have a connection with video games that goes beyond entertainment. The best video games can forge a deep emotional connection with us that lasts a lifetime. Sometimes, this also means that video games can break your heart. By Jeff's request, Michael and Richard dredge up painful childhood memories to go over the video game moments that still haunt them today. SHOW NOTES General Lousy Video Gaming The 50 Most Frustrating Moments in Video Games – Nerd Approved 10 Most Annoying Video Game Characters Ever – WhatCulture.com The Worst of the Worst NES Accessories – The Wonder Twins Richard's Picks Mike Tyson's Punch-Out 16 Hard-Hitting Facts About Mike Tyson's Punch-Out – Mental Floss Dragon's Lair Every Scene From Dragon's Lair 1983 News Footage of Dragon's Lair Tony La Russa's Baseball Tony La Russa's Baseball – the Best Bad Baseball Game Ever – GameFaqs.com E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial A Golden Shining Moment – the True Story Behind Atari's ET, the Worst Video Game Ever – The Guardian General Custer Misunderstood – The Atari Times Michael's Picks Matt Silverstein IGN Presents the History of Street Fighter – IGN.com The Eggplant Wizard from Kid Icarus Eggplant Wizard – Divinica Mario Kart Blue Shell As Foretold in Revelations – Penny Arcade 7th Guest 7th Guest – A Condemned Classic - GameSpot    

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