The newest episode of After The Fact’s Shorts is now available! On this episode, the ATFP crew discusses the iconic Nintendo motocrosser, Excitebike!
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Episode 10 of After The Fact is now available! On this episode, the ATFP crew discusses Christina’s Hawaii vacation, the validity of the podcast, and the first ever handheld platformer, Super Mario Land!
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The first episode of After The Fact’s Shorts is now available! On this episode, the ATFP crew discusses their road trip to a ridiculous arcade cabinet liquidation sale, where they all made out like bandits!
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Episode 9 of After The Fact is now available! On this episode, a modified ATFP crew discusses retro gaming conventions, repetetive gameplay, and a trio of classic Sega Genesis brawlers called Streets of Rage!
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The beat-em-up. It’s a genre filled with some of the most widely loved classics in video game history. Double Dragon. The Simpsons. Final Fight. In the early ’90’s, Sega captured the imaginations of Genesis owners with one of the greatest trilogies in the genre: Streets of Rage.
This weekend, the ATFP crew pulls up in a cop car and fires a missile right into the middle of their first set of beat-em-ups. Got questions for the hosts? Post them to the Ask The Hosts forum, or e-mail the hosts at afterthefact@geekerific.com!
After several attempts and an odd submission process, the After The Fact Podcast is now available for subscription on the Zune Marketplace! As you can see, we’ve added a Zune Marketplace link in the “Find Us On” section to the right. Subscribe directly from the Zune software, or click here to go directly to the After The Fact page on the Zune website!
Episode 8 of After The Fact is now available! On this episode, the ATFP crew discusses their hatred for DRM, video game museums, and the one-man retro gaming phenomenon that is Cave Story!
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5 years in the making. Everything – from sprites to story to music – created by one man. And after all of that work, released for free. Cave Story is a revolution in independent game creation, and is one of the best and most loved retro games in recent memory. And it has finally come to a console in the form of a WiiWare release. Does it hold up?
This weekend, the ATFP crew takes on their first new game on the show, all because of it’s deep classic gaming roots. Got questions for the hosts? Post them to the Ask The Hosts forum, or e-mail the hosts at afterthefact@geekerific.com!
Episode 7 of After The Fact is now available! On this episode, the ATFP crew discusses Pat’s unfortunate skateboard adventure, absurdly priced rarities, and Capcom’s classic SNES shooter U.N. Squadron!
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Near the launch of the SNES, Capcom ported an almost unknown arcade shooter into an almost unknown console shooter. In the land of Gradius and R-Type, U.N. Squadron passed quietly into the night – except in the eyes of true shooter fans. Although critically acclaimed, a true emulation-port of the arcade version was never made, and neither version has ever been re-released.
This weekend, the ATFP crew takes on U.N. Squadron to try and figure out why. Got questions for the hosts? Post them to the Ask The Hosts forum, or e-mail the hosts at afterthefact@geekerific.com!
