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All-but abandoned after just two critically successful entries, Capcom's Power Stone is a series that lives on only in the hearts of those who played it quarter of a century ago. Leon, Karl, Michiel and Ryan - along with contributors from the listening community - bash out what made Power Stone such a blast, and ponder what the sequel was an eternal party favourite for some, yet an over-egged pudding for others.Music featured in this issue:1. Player Select by Tetsuya Shibata2. Continue by Tetsuya Shibataedited by Jay TaylorPlease drop us a like or even a comment below if you enjoy what we do.

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Harkatim

Really enjoyed that. Thanks guys.

Oni Omoregie

Great to have an episode on such a fun game from my childhood. Thanks to all involved.

Stephen

Lovely podcast on a game I have far too little experience with. Also… once more Cane & Rinse has willed a game into existence: Capcom Fighting collection 2 Good job!

J. Abdul-Salaam

Honestly it’s a bit incredible how much this episode seems to will into existence the announcement of the upcoming Capcom collection. Even the mention of the games getting online support and everything!

Juli Reed

Pardon my hearing Leon’s saying “risible” as “rizzable” ☠️

Juli Reed

Your pronunciation was surely accurate, Leon! 😊 Just a Gen-Z slang joke haha. I myself hadn’t ever heard of the original word but now am familiar. We Americans have words like rizz in things like bank commercials now, so we start seeing & hearing it everywhere. Sorry for the confusion 😂

Jean-Fred

I had never played nor even heard of that game, and really enjoyed the show. I particularly enjoyed the discussion of how previous and future games relate to this one, placing Power Stone into perspective, not only in terms of timeline but also in an evolutionary sense. That’s the sort of insight I listen to Cane and Rinse for. :)