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insert credit is kind of a podcast, kind of a game show. We have 10 vaguely video game-related questions, with six minutes in which to answer them. Should we fail, we are harassed by a horrible buzzer.

Our three panelists, Frank Cifaldi (of the Video Game History Foundation), Ash Parrish (of The Verge), and Brandon Sheffield (of Necrosoft Games) are asked a series of questions by our host Alex Jaffe (DC Comics).

The video above is an example in which we're asked to design one last SNES RPG, but it's a licensed X-Men game. This one features guest Kieron Gillen, a comics writer who - not coincidentally - has written a famous X-men run.

If you want to listen to the full episode, that's here: https://insertcredit.com/show/364/

During the next three months we're gonna be sharing clips from past shows, posing some of our questions to you in poll form, and generally sharing anything cool and weird that verges on the world of insert credit.

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The year is 1996. Design Squaresoft's final SNES game, a licensed X-Men RPG. #podcast

From episode 364 of Insert Credit Show, Krakoa-era X-Men author Kieron Gillen helps design Squaresoft's SNES swan song featuring everyone's favorite mutants. Plus, chooms and pyons.

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