ScabStack
Aaron \ud83d\udc19A place for all things cool, rad, and scabby.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | scabzilla.substack.com |
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Vanquish | Beatlog
Beat this game for the first time a few years ago, but played it again for SuperPod Game Club. Played it on hard difficulty and had a total blast!
Ep. 133 - LoopyDoopyPissyPants | Influential Indie Games (ft. Kate and Emily)
Meant to post this yesterday, but was in Chicago with my wife for her birthday. We went and saw The Used two nights in a row! Anyway, this week on SuperPod Saga, we were joined by Kate and Emily of No Small Games—an awesome podcast that cov...
Ep. 132 - PS2 Filled With Bees | The Greatest Years in Gaming: 2004 Edition (ft. Brian Riggsbee)
This week, Aaron and Gerry are joined by Brian Riggsbee—former game designer and creator of the awesome Retro Game Books—to discuss some of the best games and other cool things from the year 2004!
M.U.S.H.A. | A Cyber-Samurai Shoot-out
The Sega Genesis was to shoot-em-ups what the SNES was to RPGs. Due to its faster processing speed, the Genesis (or Mega Drive as it’s known outside of North America) typically ran shooters better than the SNES, and Sega took full advantage...
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