I just want to say thank you to all of our patrons over at patreon.com

forward slash duckfeed TV. I've just recently released a audio file a zip file of

35 or so different podcast themes and goofs and musical things I've done

over the years for download for our patrons so if you would like to join them go head

on over to Patreon.com

forward slash duck feed TV and in doing so I on earth this little bit of

music my fallout inspired version of the theme song I'm going to book on this

extra show with not because Fallout has anything to do with

Katamari, but because the Fallout fourth trailer came out and it is literally one of two game

series that I can still stoke a game boner. So please enjoy and thank you. The Oh, My My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross. And you're listening to watch

out for Fireballs. It is a retro video games podcast.

Yes, so this week we are reading your responses to

Katamare Damacy the game we talked about in the last episode and just like we

thought people like this game Gary yeah and and so do I so did we so yeah I'm going to go ahead and get this started here with

Jonathan Stark who says via Facebook the Massey was a wonderfully self-aware game

that reveled in poking fun at itself and everything from its musical choices to the King's massive

world eclipsing crotch bulge. This made it refreshingly indie at a time when

gaming was beginning to feel dominated by epic more serious games. I remember

distinctly feeling like I'd return to the simple days of my

NES childhood when playing it. That was a good feeling.

Yeah. In some weird ways, it kind of feels like some of the object suffering games that we do that aren't bad that are just kind of

the object suffering games that we do that aren't bad that are just kind of weird and inscrutable.

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