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Jeff and Glenn reconvene to cover Sega from the Master System up through the Genesis, including the Van Nuys Sonic 2 launch celebration, Glenn as Sega's answer to Howard Phillips, the different ways enrolling your children in GATE might screw them up for the rest of their school years, getting politely kicked out of high school for being complete jerks, the power of Tommy Lasorda Baseball, and seeing House of Pain alongside a bunch of Hell's Angels.

An audio version of this show will also be posted to Patreon, so check your Patreon feed for that! Thanks again to everyone for supporting the program, this show continues to be a weird sort of unpacking of my youth that is kind of explaining a lot about why I am the way I am today. Weird how that works out. Sega's a big topic, so next time we'll be getting into the depths of the Sega CD and all the moves Sega made as it tried to figure out what The Next Level truly was.

-Jeff

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Chris

I only knew one kid growing up who had the Master System. He was the weird rich kid that would smack people in the crotch and laugh.

Joseph Tavano

I too owned Zillion back in the 80s and even with the instruction that game was inpenetrable. That's the thing with SMS games: they were all impossible, but they were somehow still fun to play.

k4rst3n

Hellz yeah let’s goooo!

Steve Basinger

Play gallagher's gallery on a stream you fucking coward

SatelliteOfLove

Starting off strong with Alex Kidd beef, gotta love it (I like Jeff had to play that thing as the pack-in)

Jefff

This was an awesome listen. Thanks so much! 🫡

Elizabeth

My high school should be grateful this didn't exist when I was there cause this would've given me ideas.

Tunos

I totally did that memory compression thing in the late 80s with Lion-O and David Lee Roth.

BroncoLoco

Epic for 16 year old boys