He's very under-commodious along. Yeah, I know. I wonder what he's doing now. Probably swimming in his money.
Picking up trainees. Like, Scrooge McDuck style? Yeah. Jumping in a giant.
Like a big pool of money. I mean, isn't that what the rich James Dave Chobel thing is? Was over at Eddie Murphy's house when he's like, fuck you. Yeah, it was.
Yeah. Buy another one, you rich motherfucker. That's like a troll. That's like a troll.
They're Charlie Murphy. So you went to a bunch of the shows, right? He said Shane Moss was Hot Fire? No, Shane Gillis.
Gillis, I mean, yeah. Yeah, he was, dude. I mean, I'm not going to ruin a set, but I do want to tell you one thing that was cracking me up. He was talking about what a bummer is that his girlfriend's ex is a fucking Navy Seal.
Oh, shit. Yeah, so he's like, you know, their whole thing is like they never give up. And he's like, you know. He's looking behind bushes and shit.
Like he's thinking like, you know, in the bedroom. He's like, you know, I'm going to give up. That's my whole thing. I give up eventually.
I get cramps. And I'm following a fucking Navy Seal. But the part that was cracking me up, he was like, man, we should have been using Navy Seals to really fuck with Al-Qaeda and like sneaking into their house with like five dudes. And then while they're asleep, just like jerk them off.
Like four guys hold down all his arms and legs and just like, you're gay now. Bye. It's totally disrupt his worldview. Oh my god.
That'd be hilarious. Yeah. But yeah, he's great, man. Tim Dillon, he was pretty good.
Big J. Big J was good. Nate Burgazky. Went to, yeah, Nate Burgazky last night.
No, these like up and coming comedians are like, no. Nate's on a poster by you. Yeah. OK.
Yeah, he's. They're all well known. Really? I mean, I haven't really like, my.
Well, they're not like, they're not like, you know, Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock kind of shit. Yeah, they're not that huge. But they are the next ones who will be that part on. Shane's probably one of the funniest dudes I've seen.
I go to a lot of comedy and yeah, he's got it. Whatever it is, he's got it. It's fucking funny. And I think it helps a lot that he's already been canceled.
He was the dude. Oh, really? Yeah, he was that dude that got the job at SNL and was fired before he was ever put on a couple of years ago. If you've ever heard, like most people that they've heard that name before, they've heard.
Shane Gillis was fired for making racist comments. And it was just like. And honestly, I think it was just he was doing like an Asian voice. Yeah, it wasn't even like it wasn't even a big deal.
But you know, cancel culture and all that bullshit. And that's what sucks, man. Like it's comedy. It's supposed to be like gritty in your face.
Funny, you know, and people find that's pretty funny. Look at Eddie Murphy. Look at Richard Pryor back in the day. I mean, there's supposed to make you laugh at stuff you're not supposed to laugh about.
Yeah. Handy cat people. Although on the other end of that spectrum, which I think is way more difficult to do, Bergetsi's a clean comic. Yeah, really?
Yeah, kind of like a like a Jim Gaffigan or Brian Regan. Yeah, I feel like he's the next Brian Regan. I mean, obviously Brian Regan still around. But he was funnier last night than any other time.
I love Nick. He's just getting better. Yeah, I love Nick. He's so hilarious.
He's just like just his whole adaptation to the right word. Well, it might be. What are you coming in here with your library? Right?
You're going to have to break out of the dictionary. You're going to be the worst, man. You'd be like, yeah, that's correct. Yeah.
I'll spell it. He talks a lot about shit like that where he's like kind of stupid. Yeah. And he actually said that last night somebody used a word like actuary and he was like, we're in a van.
You can't use words like actuary in a fucking full-size van from the right round. Yeah, totally agree. Otherwise, playing a shitload of games. Same.
Did a game throw us great. Yeah. What have you been playing? I've been rocking the Doom Eternal.
I'm always late for the party, but it was free. Dude, this is a fucking killer game. It's like the new maternal is like a fucking heavy metal wet dream, dude. Oh, yeah.
Yeah, you're just just like, dude, dude, dude, dude, dude, dude, and you're just like shotgun. Now you have a fire shotgun. Now you have a fucking kill this. Kill it.
Nah, it's not. And chainsaw. Chainsaw, chainsaw, the guy's face. So I've got to it.
It's so intense though, man. I'm impressed that you even played it more than an hour because it got too intense for me, man. Really? Like even compared to like Call of Duty, I'm like, there's too much going on here, man.
I played through to like, I've got to be getting close to the end in my brain. And I played through all these different levels. And I'm just like, all right, it's time to go back and replay some of the older levels so I can get my guns and everything like max out. Oh, yeah.
So when you replay levels, you can enact the cheat codes. The cheat codes make you immortal. Just like the old Doom. Endless weapons.
And it's just like a slaughterfest. I mean, you could just literally go into a room full of high level boss monsters and shit and just like chainsaw. Chainsaw. Chainsaw.
You never run out of gas. They're just exploding. Yeah. It's so, you know, I'm utilizing that this lull, I guess.
It's so fast-paced. Yeah, it is. It is. And you learn pretty quick, like, OK, this gun annihilates this creature.
This gun works on that creature. It's definitely like a constant rock paper scissors mechanic where you're like, well, you need this one to get this one. And if you kill this guy, you get this kind of ammo. And I'm almost afraid to play anything else.
Because I mean, I always have my filler game of Call of Duty. Well, sure. But I feel like if I played something else, my fingers, my muscle memory, my fingers would get all swept up. And then I would be like trying to do Call of Duty shit on Doom.
And that just doesn't work. I just now got my fingers tuned in OK, grenade this button. Oh, yeah. Switch gun, this button.
I'm pretty much honest. I can't fuck with it, man. It really fucks with your head jumping from game to game. Like, jumping, like, I usually jump from my console to console.
Yeah, because you have one from like Xbox to PlayStation is kind of tricky. But then jumping from either of those to the switch, it's like they all the buttons are backwards. Well, the worst part is like when two games are very similar. But like, X is the input on this one.
But then in this game, it's wide. So it's like, you keep hitting the wrong button. You're like, no, I meant to do that. Yeah, anything with a weapon?
Anything with a gun in it, I'm pretty much like remapping the controls to Call of Duty controls. Absolutely. Yeah. Because that's iconic.
I mean, you're automatically, you know, I'm going to scope it, hit the R2, go for it. I mean, we're all pretty well versed in Call of Duty. Did you ever play Battlefield? No.
I used to love. I like Battlefield more than I like Call of Duty. Really? Yes.
They say that it's more realistic, I guess, like with some of the shots that you can make and not make. I just like because they're larger maps, and so you can actually be a sniper, and it's not sniping from 50 yards. Yeah, if you want to snipe, it is the good game for that. But for people like me, it's a running simulator.
Yeah. Like my hand cramps just trying to get make across the map, dude. I just take Call of Duty because everyone's quick snipping sniper rifle. It just, see, I'm not good at that.
So I'm not either. I'm a, I'll be honest with you, this, the newest one, the Modern Warfare 2, yeah, it's the first game where I've actually been digging the fucking sniper rifle. Usually that's like, not a winner. Yeah, it is amazing.
Yeah, I fucked around with the, with the like battle rifles and the, yeah, the other one. Yeah, either marks either, not marks, but what's the single shot like the semi auto like. Yeah, like a marksman. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah, like either that or an LMG, like those of my go to. You like a big fucking blast. 100 bullets.
I miss a lot, but hey, I'm shooting 100 bullets. I'm going to hit something. The only thing I don't like is because, I mean, I get it because LMGs have 100 rounds, they can't make them as powerful as like an assault rifle. When really it's like, they're more powerful.
For sure. True. You should be blowing through brick walls. Like, clang, clang, clang.
But that's usually one of my favorite perks to get to is the F-Fomero jackets. Hell yeah. Shoot people through walls. Blow it.
It gets so mad. That is one of the cool parts about battle field. The entire map. What are you talking about?
Yeah. The destructible environments in battle field. Oh, yeah. This is kind of the cool part though.
Yeah. You know, you can blow a fucking building up if somebody's hiding in it. You're like, oh, you're not hiding anymore. And you just have a responder.
Look, there's a jet. I'm going to hop in the jet. They're so hard to drive though. There they are.
Yeah, fly. Whatever. And I played some of the like the war zone part of it, the color duty war zone. Well, you're like better.
It's like 145 people. Yeah. Man, it's like hit or miss. Like sometimes I've actually gotten up to like finishing 27th with for me is amazing.
It's typically it's like I jump out of the airplane, I parachute, I deploy it, I land, and then some dick nugget shoots me with a fucking pistol. I'm like, you motherfucker. And it's like I got to wait in the gulag because I'm like literally the first person on the entire map out of 145 people. I died first.
It's like, are you serious? I'm waiting for the next jump to fucking die. Yeah, fortunately, shout out to St. Thomas.
Got a couple of buddies that play PUBG and war zone and shit like that all the time. And I've been a member of their winning team multiple times. Really? Like it's weird for them not to be on the top.
Do you like coast off their? Yeah, 100%. You just like say that. Like you guys move ahead.
I'll cover your rear. Like I got your six. I've got pretty good spatial awareness like on regular multiplayer quality. Right.
But they'll be like, yeah, there's a guy on the first floor of the blue building. And I'm like, how did you even see that? Yeah, I'm still trying to find a gun. Like what do you mean?
Feels like they're looking through shit. I've been playing Jedi Survivor. Yeah, fucking dope game, dude. Man, not as good as the old Stark killer.
Oh, yeah, fortunately, she was the ship. That was like one of the best Star Wars games ever. I do miss that level of force powers. Like you're like ripping down TIE fighters out of the air.
It's like, yeah, yeah. I think I actually have that one like in my queue. But it's a fun game. It's a hit or miss.
You know, it just depends on my mood. See, I'm more of a rogue like I do myself. I like something I can replay and replay and replay. Yeah, really like it was my my role.
My role was my game. That game is ridiculous. Have you guys ever heard of it? Yeah, yeah, it's like we kick people into the spikes and stuff.
Yeah, it's like it's a thrill to kill. And you can combine probably five different ways and just annihilate motherfuckers. You remember there's a game called Wet. I remember the name.
It was like you look like a sire. You're playing as a chick, like you slide on the ground, and you're all running stuff, and it almost had like a combo meter. Oh, yeah. They're coming out with the second one of that.
No, sure. Yeah, I love games like a combo meter. Like them, you know, like Devil May Cry. Devil May Cry, yeah.
That was a fun game. Devil May Cry. It's a killer like hack and slash. And then especially what was it like?
PlayStation 2 that I first came out on? Yeah, I think so. And then, you know, Dante's rolling around with the fucking guitar. Yes, that was the one I like.
Hey, the fucking guns. Ice nump chucks and you're like doing Kung Fu. Yeah, band it took a lot from that game. Yeah, for sure.
Check with the hair suit. Yeah, hair suit. Yeah, very Japanese. Cool.
What do you even blame, bro? Mostly VR stuff. Really? Ghost of Tabar.
What's that? Tabor. I don't have to. Probably some Japanese food shit.
Kind of like you kind of like select a load out, go into the game. It's like a first person shooter. OK. But if you die, you lose all your equipment.
Pet deal. So you go and you collect equipment, you can kind of exolout. Can you get more equipment? OK.
OK, so you can like scavenge more. Yeah, you scavenge more equipment. So if you planned to want to like complete a mission and kill. How many people do you think of tuned out right now?
45 or 50. Well, I'll just go to the VR guy group. That's hilarious. But no, I just like a challenge.
But I also, I don't know, sometimes I get, sometimes I just want something easy like Ratchet and Clank. Like just aim click, don't worry about dying. Yeah, like there's no real penalty for dying. Yeah, yeah.
You're like, oh, should I die? And they put you right back where you're back where you're back. Oh, never mind. I don't even need to save this game.
Yeah, yeah. That's the medieval, which they've re-re-outlet. Yeah, they've re-released it with updates as far as the graphics and stuff. It's fucking evil.
So you're a sort of fourth of skew or something, and you're this little skeleton guy. Kind of came out around the same time. It's like Spyro. Yeah.
And you're supposed to be the hero of this great battle. That's what I miss this. But in reality, you're like leading the charge. And one arrow shoots you right in the fucking eye.
And you're dead right off the rip. So you come back to life and you're a skeleton with one fucking eye, like googling the eye. And you have a chance to redeem yourself. OK.
And you just run around and it's just like sword, sword, zombies, and monster. It's very much like Spyro style. Like ghosts and goblins or? It's a little more open world than that.
Yeah. So you can run around and jump. And you're not restricted to a 1D or 2D. All right.
So what was your first gaming? Who was your first love? Who was your first love? What got you hooked?
How old were you? What happened? My dad had a Atari, which I liked and all. But that wasn't like, I'd say like my first one that was like, oh, this is fun.
I could keep doing this. They don't really have it any that they don't really use that term anymore. But how they used to say like a killer app or like the game that would sell a console. I mean, Super Mario, right?
I mean, I guess it's kind of everyone's like this. Like original like, holy shit, this is actually when you find all the actual little small, you know, like if I duck down behind here, I get like all these secrets. Yeah, yeah. If I backtrack over the field, yeah.
You would change into something else like seriously, I get bigger and I can throw fireballs and shit. I could turn it into a record. I mean, that and also like the original Grand Theft Auto, like the top down one. The top down one?
Yeah. He's played out a lot of my cousin's computer. So what was your first game that I really hooked you? I would have to say that.
See, I don't blame it. Oh, don't blame it. But also like, I mean, there's so many games like when I think of like my favorite game growing up, I mean, Fable. Fable is the shit.
Ultimate online. Ultimate, yeah. Final Fantasy 7, obviously was like one of the best. All right, you move them too fast.
No man, there's too many games. That was your problem. Yeah, there's a ton of them. Oh, I put my other book, but yeah, I had like three pages.
Well, more than three. There's just too many great games. You just want to list them all. And everyone's just like, yeah, those are all good games.
But there were some horrible fucking games, too. And like, there are certain games. I tried playing that soul fucking cow, not so caliber. I don't say soul caliber is great.
What do you mean? Yeah, so caliber is awesome. What's that one like? Yes, where you're like, alive for 30 fucking seconds.
And you're like, oh, you're dead. And I literally. I need to do that game a little bit. I tried playing it.
You're not going to get that. You're not going to get that game as fuck. I literally played it probably for a half an hour. And within that half an hour, I probably died 30 fucking times.
Like, start the game, walk in, you're dead. You're dead. And I'm like, OK, this game is great. Also, by the way, all the shit that you just got, you have to go back and get.
Yeah, I never even got that far. Like, I just passed the first guy. You die. You die.
You're like, I have to fight the first guy again with a fuck. Right. I'm going to play a game. And no, you're not.
You're going to fucking die. It was in the first 30 seconds of answering the map. Surprise. That's the game.
You die. That's the whole game. It's just changing the fucking. For me, it was Pac-Man Dude.
Oh, yeah. My dad had no idea that he was buying something that was going becoming obsolete immediately. He got an Atari 5800, or maybe it was 52. I didn't see.
It was with a five in front. I don't remember which one it is. And it was one of those weird controllers. Like it was a joystick.
It was a one button. No. Those were the normal ones. Yeah, he had the extra button on there.
Dude, this had like a keypad. Like, like a phone fucking keypad underneath with all kinds of numbers and letters and shit that you never used. But yeah, the only two games we had were Pac-Man and the old Star Wars game, where it was like wire frames. And you're like, yeah, yeah.
You're doing the the. Like that's our run? Yeah. No, no, no, no, no.
Yeah, I'm a little fuck out of the Pac-Man. I'm a little older than that with the Atari because like, Atari was the stick one red button. Well, the big one was the 2600. That was like, that was like the Nintendo of Atari.
Yeah. But the one we started off with had, I think maybe you could get like two or three games. And it was like Asteroids, Space Invaders, Pong, you know, you could get tank battle. Yeah.
Just really weird simplistic, like just bing, bing, bing. Yeah, it's not a surprise that Terry and I ended up together because her dad was always a gamer. And like the first shit they had was like ColecoVision, which was like I said, Pong. With the little dial instead of a phone.
Maybe Pitfall? Yeah, Pitfall. Yeah. Pitfall was on the 65.
Yeah. It was on the screen. Like shoot the missiles and it makes a circle and you guys stop the sick from the middle. Missile Command.
Missile Command, yeah. That was probably on there. That was pretty fun. But you can replay all those now.
Like on PlayStation Plus, there's like two Atari packs you can get and it's got the old games. I didn't see. Of course they have all the dumb old games, not the cool. You know, like Atari or the Asteroid game, dude, I flip that game probably three times.
No shit. I got all the way up. It stops at a whole. You got it.
I was fucking kill screen on it. I'm fucking getting it in, son. I was rocking it. I actually love Frogger a lot.
Frogger was fun. That's all right. Like made you think and then you jump and be like, fuck car. See, my only experience with Frogger was old school arcade, dude.
We had an arcade in my hometown in Syracuse that was like old school coin up. Like, and they had all that shit that like fucking centipede with the fucking roller ball. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
And they had like what was there? Dragonslayer was always a good one for the arcade. Hell yeah, dude. Isn't that weird?
Like for the longest time, like home console. Yeah, couldn't match arcades. That's why they had arcade. I mean, I mean, really, if I think first video games, it has to be like arcade games, right?
Yeah. Like the Ninja Turtle game where you're like the four player ones. Right. X-Men one bro.
Gauntlet at the fucking roller rink. Gauntlet was the shit. Yes. And it was like a nonstop somebody was always getting going.
That's when I got into like fighting games too was all that either Prime Minister or Tekken or shit. Street Fighter two or combat. Killer Instinct. Yeah.
The greatest game ever. I can remember going to the mall and there would be like, I mean, you would think that there was a cock fight going on. Yeah, like there would be lines there would be crowds. Or people would be like watching to go back.
Oh, you just said them with a fireball. Like if you had 50 cent in your pocket, what game would you go play? Shit, bro. If you had to pick one arcade game, you had that you could play.
What would it be? At the time, I would fuck people up on Street Fighter two. Yeah. What about you, Steve?
Probably the Star Wars simulator where you had to sit down in it. Those were awesome, dude. It was always broken. Every arcade I ever went to was broken.
But like the ball would actually be moved. But I got to play like one time and it's amazing. Smash TV. Smash TV was the shit.
That's with the little comic looking guy. It's just two joysticks and one's to move, one's to shoot. Yeah. And whatever direction you point with your like other stick was the direction your bullets went.
Yeah. And like you would just go from room to room. It's very much like one of the early roguelike type games. Yeah, it was just a top down.
Yeah, just room to room to room. Kill everything that's removed in the next room. It was very much like a running man. Yeah.
But machine guns. I love the weird old games like fucking Tron. Tron was cool. Or like Chris' Palace.
Real video. Like there was one where it's like a like driving a car and it's actually a video of a car driving. Yes. Where they like original VR.
Yeah. Let me give you the impression that you're driving. Did you all ever see anyone or play Night Trap on Sega? Sega CD.
Yeah. I knew somebody that hadn't. I thought that game was amazing. I knew it was like real life video.
Yeah. You're having a figure out. It was just like the cheesiest fucking digital video. Like about vampires like attacking a sorority or something.
I don't even know what it was about. Yeah. And it got banned because there was a rape in it. Yeah.
Yeah. And now like grand theft auto you can like literally get a little shit. Get a little shit. I think the chick that gets raped in it was Dana Play-Doh.
Really? Yeah. The whole guy remembers fucking the different strokes. She was the sister.
Oh. Yeah. That was a weird game. Died.
Over those drugs. She did a rough life apparently. Yeah. That's what did it.
Emotional damage. But from there. I mean I could talk. Yeah.
I mean it was just arcade experiences. Like that shit was so dope. Yeah. Like me and my brother are like you would look forward to going to the mall.
Yeah. Yeah dude you like check all the couches. Find every quarter you could fucking get your grubby little hands on. I mean do you even have fucking arcades?
I mean I know we have like Frankie's. Yeah. They're not. They're all about getting tickets.
They're like shit. I mean some of the games I've always loved a game with a mounted gun. Yeah. Those are always fun.
Yeah. There's a couple of those that stars and strikes. Which they have laser tag, they have bowling. And they're arcade free.
Now games are like you want to play this game? It's two dollars a game. Yeah. Have fun kids.
Yeah. I think I've definitely told you guys about when I was working at the other place and down in Delray Beach in Florida. They have a place called the Silver Ball Museum. Oh.
And it's like. Pinball. But it's also like 80s retro games. Retro games.
But they're like the real consoles or the real cabinets. And Myrtle Beach I went to that one is like half of it's pinball half is like arcade. It's a bar. Yeah.
This had three bars. It was awesome. You only paid 15 bucks and you could just play everything as long as you want. That's pretty cool.
All day long. That's cool. Yeah. I'm pretty much all I did.
Grandparents had pinball machine and I used to play the show. Yeah. My grandfather had a pinball machine. Yeah.
The original video game. It kind of is. Pinball Wizard. Yeah.
Now I always thought it was amazing because like when we were in school I think it was like third or fourth grade. We actually got our first computers in school. Yeah. And they were Texas Instruments and we had computer class and literally.
Yeah. You had to program everything is like go to command. Everything that happened on the screen. So there was like a three page list of stuff you had to put into the computer.
And it was called Mr. Bojangles and it just made this like little square guy dancing the middle of the screen. And I'm looking at that now and I'm like that was the same technology they used for like Asteroids and everything else. Oh yeah.
In my brain it's kind of like how much programming did it fucking take. Dude so much. Like it took me an hour to do three pages of programming for one little fucking guy. This old school programmer is like the shit they would jam into like an old Atari cartridge.
Yeah. Yeah. I remember being in middle school and renting a book from my library about basic programming which was the language. Yeah.
Yeah. Like I would like like learn how to type up like a game. It was like 1500 lines of code and I would just put it all in there and I'd have a game. And the problem is that if you missed one period or one fucking symbol.
That's what it's fucked. Yeah. There were really no troubleshooting tools. I remember having to go my mom would go like to the Dollar Tree like everything's dollar and they would like dollar games like an old bee drive floppy disk.
Yeah. Man there's some gang game I got. There's like streets of gangs or streets of gangs. Like can you just imagine like putting all this work into a game and they're like yeah we're gonna sell it for dollars.
Yeah. So when you know most other families were getting their first NES my dad again. Killer move. Bring some of Commodore 64.
Yeah. That was the upgrade from the Atari. The one console I didn't have. It basically was a console and it's funny because it was like one of the first like PCs like personal computers and yeah because couldn't you put like educational shit on the internet like learn English.
The big thing with Commodore was they were one of the first machines that had a an online community. Really? Yeah. Like very early modem shit.
But it was the same deal. Like it was all like basic programming type games. There was a magazine that came out called Compute Gazette. We had thousands of them that I got from my uncle who was super into the Commodore and they would actually like print all the code for the games.
Hey, you could play this game. So you just have to type it out and then you'd have the game and I never did it. But he did and gave me copies of them. I mean I simply missed just demos of games.
Yeah. I used to like buy like PC gamer and came with a disc of demos. Oh the desk yeah. Or the old like PlayStation magazine would come with like.
Yeah. So hey, put this in your station. It's like six demos on a single disc. Yeah.
She was dope. I mean yeah, you know, if you're a poor kid you don't have money for a new game. It's like boom. I'll just buy them.
I'll play this demo over and over and over and over. It's funny though, how slow it was because you know, it was called the Commodore 64 because it had 64 kilobytes of RAM. Not many bytes. Not many bytes.
Yeah. And so there were the big floppies. The big floppy disk like what were they like five and a half inch? Yeah.
Yeah. The big giant ones. Yeah. Eventually we had the three and a half inch you know when things got fancy.
Right. Yeah. I always call them by like what the drive always was. B drive was the big giant floppy ones.
Yeah. The smaller one. Oh yeah. Good point.
Like one of my favorite things was the old turn based role playing game, Might and Magic. Yes. And Holy shit. You just had to be cool with it could take you 30 minutes to load the next area dude.
Like it would say like put in this three and you put in this three for like 20 minutes and they're like okay now put in this for you put in this for and you're like. I forgot it. You had like even a PlayStation error. We had something you had to stop and read it.
I answered this too. I forgot all about that. Yeah man. You had to reload shit.
But I loved it. I loved it either way. I don't care. It's like the next adventures like Zork.
Oh yeah. Yeah, Josh replied like leisure suit Larry. Yeah. No.
Yeah. No we're going to let him. Like the indie indie type days they have now there's so many like little weird fucking just weird. Many long-term games night of the technical alone in the dark alone in the dark.
Yeah, they made a movie about that. Yeah. Fucking So, you got any more bourbon over there. I did.
Sweet. They are fancy I remember like the thing to do was like you'd go over to a friend's house to sleep over and it just didn't all nigh Nintendo such a day. That was us for Castlevania me There's three of us and we just went in shifts we'd rock it then one of us would get tired And I mean literally it was like a three-day event, but we beat that mom. It's like we got to beat this game like there's no continue We can't cut the system off There was no saving at that point.
It was a god's ill game me and my buddy played and it was like I don't even remember like what the purpose of the game was But it was like just fuck shit up problem. Yeah, but like the whole thing is like there was a certain point where like battle So everyone always has battle toes that one section is like no one gets past that I've gotten past it I have a bunch of twice, but yeah, there's a game called my guy immediately because I'm out of continues Lankings like that. There was like yeah, because some of those little games like I played the Aladdin game The I'm gonna play a game out the Aladdin game. It was fun, but that wasn't so much later when we got a Genesis Yes, and you mentioned second Genesis and automatically killer in stay Was killer instinct on Genesis?
Yeah, for real. Yep. No. Yeah, no, I disagree It was in 10 to 64 again.
I have a Genesis. I have the I have the cartridge for killer instinct. Yeah, you sure? Pretty sure I don't think so Because I'm thinking the super yeah, killer instinct was on super Nintendo so it probably did eventually make it to Genesis Yeah, it was like when I got super know like do you remember like how it made like what like this is video games now?
Dude it was night day difference from like regular. No, yeah, we didn't have one of those either See I had a super Nintendo and I inherited a Good car bro, yeah Was it super and then 64 or was it 64? Yeah, that's it I really did I'm gonna start a bomb fighting game. I'll use to play them Yeah, that was like one of the original console wars right was Genesis and super yeah like once that's that's kind of like when that started Right it was I either had a super Nintendo.
Yeah, I had super never had a Genesis Yeah, I had this Sega Genesis and then bounced over to the Nintendo because of Mario Brothers and all those cool games But then I got the fucking PlayStation and I've been a PlayStation for worse since then I'm like yeah That's how I was now switch to Xbox to play with Dan. Well a lot of the cool games that we play now together Collectively you can play on either console Xbox or fucking PlayStation. Well, I'll tell you what it was I'll tell you what it was a lot of people forget the 360 came out a full year before the PlayStation 3 yes, so a lot of people jumped on that yeah, but that's when the concert and they had a better network crashed like a mother I remember like the first original Xbox I was like get this bullshit out here Like this is bullshit. This is stupid.
You remember the giant controller Like and unless you're a mottumbo like it was uncomfortable. Yeah, like it's so you want to hold a ham and play Excuse me while I hold this turkey controls Super uncomfortable to do there were a couple of these in games, but it was I mean obviously Halo was huge Yeah, but I was never really a big halo person. I like they love I like I like it I just never played a lot of it and I don't know if like Xbox did this but like PlayStation played their cards so well God of War I was all about fucking God of War and it's like they're gonna give you God of War one and two and oh wait a minute Before we're gonna give you three you've got to buy the PlayStation to our PlayStation 3 I can't recall which one it was so you actually had to buy yep new console to get that fucking continuation. Yeah, I mean to this day That's what PlayStation does that are there are there are there, you know, first party titles Yes, two PlayStation consoles.
I bought simply because of Ratchet and Gleeke. I mean it's a good game. It's a great game Remember Jack your play Jack Jack's or what Jack and X. Yeah.