Hey everybody welcome to episode number 266 of

Vigil Game Apocalypse. I am the returning co-host you never asked for or knew you

wanted Matthew Allen who's here with me in the Michael Repares Memorial

chat room 38 anniversary collective edition here with me in the Michael Repares Memorial Chat Room.

38 anniversary collector edition, Chris Antista, and you don't have to say that, Matt,

because, no, never mind.

Never mind, I'm bailing out on that joke, you can totally leave this in.

Okay.

I guess that's where leave this in. Okay.

I guess that's where I come in.

Also, Elena Yeh, who never can think of anything good to go with her name.

So hi, I'm back.

Leener, leaner, leaner, morphing ball on Twitter. That's me. There you go. So as a reminder for these

interim episodes of Vigigame Apocalypse each week we'll be choosing a topic, doing a

top five based around that topic.

This week we're going to be talking about dormant franchises that made a comeback.

The reason I picked this topic, not too long ago a few weeks back as of this recording,

Bethesda said they had a pretty big announcement and turns out they had announced rage too

Which okay that's fine and good rage to the little game that nobody liked. The little game that nobody asked for sort of like it was like oh oh cool. Yeah

Rage too sure cool. I really did like the reception to it because rage didn't it didn't like hit the top of like the

meta review scale but it's it's so the opposite of a bad game and it's it was pretty ambitious and it just didn't make the big splash that everybody wanted but it's like it's sort of the perfect series to get another shot.

Yeah, true. I mean it's yeah, it's it's not a bad of the I don't think it made a big splash and typically in games that means sort of

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