So what's something that you can do in a game that if you saw someone do that in real life,

you'd be very, very concerned.

Double jump.

Double jump is a good answer.

Double jump.

I would instantly question all rules of physics and whatever gods you believe in.

It doesn't make, I mean, there's ways you could in our, like, maybe they have, hey, you know what?

Maybe they have the boots from the Super Mario Brothers movie, the original one, not the,

not the new one, because those jump boots worked and that they could basically do whatever.

I don't know.

Yeah, double jump would be very disconcerting.

My first answer is quick load.

That's a good one. That's a good one.

That's a good one.

Hello, everybody.

Welcome to a special bonus episode of the overly sarcastic podcast.

I am Blue, and I'm joined by two lovely guests, Jay Mate from Second Wind and Matt from extra credits. Hello, hello. Thank you both so much for joining us. Hello! Thanks to having us. We are here to talk about some video games, but not just any video games. I knew that I wanted to have an episode with you two on it, and I was racking my brain for an episode title that would be like condensable into a title and actually make sense as a concept. And we were able to come up with the idea of video game nostalgia. So we're going to be talking about games that we, we loved from when we were we little gamers in our cribs, games that rewired our brains, then we're going to take

some Q&A from the audience about maybe all things gaming, maybe just focusing in on nostalgia.

Indigo's the one who picks the questions. I have no idea what we've got coming in the pipeline.

It's video games themed, folks. I'm going to spoil that one for you right now. A lot of a

game in the episode. Yeah. Awesome. So I will,

I'll quickly start by saying a game that rewired my brain. We can talk about it for a little bit and

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