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Patreon at patreon dot com slash retronauts and I'll let you get to this free preview of one of our exclusive episodes. The So we're going to cover these games. It's 45 minutes in. Time to talk about video games on the video game podcast.

And as we go through these, I will cover them less and less because there are seven Ren and Stimpy games.

We're going to start off with the first one called The Run and Snippy Show, Space Cadet Adventures for the Game Boy in 1992.

And you know, if you're going to make some licensed game slop, you might as well start with the Game Boy. That's where all the sloth went first usually around this time at least it's just where the shovel where was most likely to end up and this begins the long history of Imagineering and Ren and St Stimpy and if the name of that New Jersey

developer sounds familiar to you, it's probably because they developed all of the bad Simpsons

games like Bart versus the Juggernaut and Bart versus the Space Butants and Bart versus the world and Bart man meets radioactive man all of those games have a particular flavor and that you can find that same flavor here the floating controls the weird looking characters the lack of time to

put this together and the lack of let's say being on brands I saw in the credits, Dan Kitchen.

I was like, oh, the kitchen's in this one too, just like on Bart versus the Space Mutant.

Now, I, well, I can see the timing too of like toy headquarters, THQ, they are, they were quick on licensing stuff and you can, I could totally see the time frame being after you know the holiday season of 91 they're like okay we've ren and simpy big deal like they could have signed the deal with Nick and very quickly get out something on Game Boy by

December like they knew had a Game Boy games are so rudimentary and simple like

you I can see why it's the only one to hit within a year of or within the calendar year of the second year of victims.

Yeah, I wonder if the engine for this game originated with something else. Yeah. That they had. They were still a problem. Maybe it's based on

Escape from Camp Deadly or something like that because it looks just as floaty and I think it might even be the same year as camp deadly or right after it but

one thing it has in common with Simpson's games is

it cannot possibly do the theme justice just like the Simpsons theme the ren and

stimpy theme is too musically complex for any software of this generation to

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