Can't say for sure, because I've only seen a couple Archer eps ... but I think Archer's voice actor is the villain ... or a similar voice actor. Gronk, maybe? Is that the same actor?
I don't really watch much network TV on there. Mostly, I stick to the originals and the animated stuff.
The radio station I used to work at uses two 2TB drives and neither is even CLOSE to full; the station has been operating for 20+ years and has constantly added new music. Even the stuff out of rotation is likely on there somewhere.
Art of Blazblue/GG and music of Final Fantasy ... 
I love the combos in Guilty Gear games ... trick to unlocking any fighting game: pick easy-to-use character and trust the half circle.
That was an interesting stage select. I've been up since noon yesterday grading 60 portfolios and other things, so I kind of went in and out when Julian started discussing Gunpei Yokoi, but now I want to hear what he did or didn't do. Michael117's idea sounded like a really cool PC game.
STAGE SELECT:
#3. Self-referencing humor, as seen in Mario RPGs like Paper Mario; I think Saints Row has some too, only I didn't pick up on the references in IV, since that's the first one I ever played.
#2. Characters bringing attention to the fact you aren't playing for a long time; Sonic had his finger wag, now people on the TV just yell at you ... or maybe that's just what I hear ...
#1. Unlocking more story as a reward. I feel as if 1998 kind of jumpstarted this trend, even if it was somewhat in place before. Once OoT and MGS came out, we all stopped caring about scores.
CHRONO CROSSING:
Mega Man X2 ... I thought the opening cutscene with the speeder bikes was AMAZING and I could remember Flame Stag's stage and music so vividly well, as well as that opening robot fight. I know this is 2 MM picks in a row for me, but MMX2 honestly was one of my favorite games growing up and I'd rent it all the time.
My runners up included Donkey Kong Country, Uniracers, Killer Instinct, and Cruisin' USA if we count arcades. Apparently I gamed more at 4 than I thought before; quite a score ... of games!
I'll come back to comment on the rest of this episode.
Can't. Must ... Give ... Useful but critical advice ... They'll never ... Listen to ... Zzzzzzzz
I'm too tired to understand why I just watched an ostrich video.
20 more projects to grade on my desk, 20 more projects to grade; it's 10:15 (PM) here, and I want a beer, but there's 20 more projects to grade on my desk.
Well, these were all either short ones or ones I was almost done with, but decided not to Patrick (NWP reference; I know you don't listen to podcasts, but they always joke how Patrick gets close to the end of a game but does not finish it).
Actually, I saw a documentary a while back about local farms, I think in Vermont, that make fresh pizza with organic farm ingredients. So kinda junk food, but more expensive and hipsterish (and I don't really want to put it down, I think I'd love it ... but it probably is expensive, unfortunately).
I usually hate underwater stuff, but the controls are smooth in that one.
Yeah, there's also a documentary about Bill Finger and Batman and some originals I'd like to watch like Handmaid's Tale and Man in High ... But those may be a little TOO politically revelant right now and I already watch House of Cards ...
I thought Xeodrifter was just like any Metroid I've played, but split into four "levels." And though Metroids are one continuous map, to me that is a purely cosmetic difference.
I can't play games when I'm stressed either. Inevitably I'll get killed and then I'll just get even more frustrated ... I'm usually getting killed cause I'm too frustrated to concentrate and it just kind of spirals from there. At least with heavy metal, I can raise my testosterone, but it will also eventually lower.
I want to live on a self-sustaining pizza farm.
