sethifusesusses' Top 10 Edible Power-ups and other Video Game Food Stuffs!

I made some audio, Bryan Trusty added visuals, thus a new video was born!

Some me described it as "A video about the Video Game Snacks I'd like to Snack!

Come listen to me say "various", "variety", and "delicious" too many times!"

I like food.

Bryan's Top 10 Sega Master System Games!

Here it is... my top ten.

Day 262 - Pack-Man! - 9/20/2015

Today's Thing-a-Day Thing is Pack-Man!

I did not google this idea before I made this. I'm sure it has been done before, but I have not seen the search results of the people who have done this before me.

Please don't send any of them to me.  I prefer to remain ignorant.

Pacman doesn't need socks...

Day 200! - Pass the Stick! - 7/19/2015

Today's Thing-a-Day Things is Pass the Stick!

It's a new video game review and game play youtube channel started by Bryan Trusty, Mike Keltner, and me!

The first episode was Bryan and Mike playing "Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine".

And here's the first episode I'm on! It's "Chester Cheetah's Too Cool to Fool"!

Watch, subscribe, like, share, suggest other games for us to play!


You can buy the shirt I'm wearing in the video HERE!

I like to make things with my friends.

Sounds and Shapes

I have been obsessively playing a game for the last three days.  I game often, so this isn't the first time this has happened, but it is still a rare enough occurrence that it bears noting. The game in question is Sound Shapes on the PS3 and Vita.   It is a side scrolling platformer with an interesting hook, everything in the environment dynamically adds to the soundtrack.  It's a very simple game.  The color palate is made of very few solid colors. The ultimate goal is to collect coins that each add a beat to the soundtrack.

The affect, however, is much more than the sum of these parts.  Each stage starts off very serene with a barren score.  Then slowly you start to collect the beat coins, and the song comes together bit by bit.  On top of this, there are often creatures and mechanical pieces in the environment that each add their own beats to the song while simultaneously giving you obstacles to best in the stage.  The whole experience, to me, feels like an original means of offering interactive music games, which is a genre in desperate need of a face lift since just about everyone seems to be getting sick of storing plastic instruments in their house.

As you can tell I am a bit of a fan, and with good reason.  I have been unable to put this game down since I started.  I am still knee deep in it, as after beating the story mode, a frustratingly difficult challenge mode is unlocked.  The game also has a pretty robust user creation suite which opens endless possibilities of level and song designs from the talented members of the community.  This is on top of the original beats by Beck, Deadmau5, I Am Robot, Proud, and Jim Guthrie.

If you have the means, pick this game up.  It is not one to miss, and at 15 dollars, it has immense value for your money.  Now if you excuse me, I am going to go play some more.

PS.  Image Credits obviously go to IGN.  If you're going to steal, steal from the best kids.

Friend of the Ponder Cocuh

So one of my oldest friends has started doing some youtube reviews, and I would like to present them here. This is Bryan Trusty's review of the Sega Master System converter for the Sega Genesis. The man has always been naturally entertaining, and it comes through here. Please to enjoy.