Some video games are good. A lot of video games aren't. Shea and Kyle depart on a podcast journey through time and space (mostly time) to tell you, with an unearned level of authority, which games suck from the year 2000.
In this episode, the brothers come face to face (literally, OH GOD) with a nautical sleep paralysis demon and too many things are becoming other things. Why don’t things just stay the same?! Stop it, things!
CHAPTERS
(00:00:00) Intro and Format
(00:03:06) Dishonorable Mentions
(00:08:18) 007 Racing
(00:12:13) Animorphs
(00:17:58) Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
(00:22:50) Daikatana
(00:26:00) Galerians
(00:31:23) Mortal Kombat: Special Forces
(00:34:56) Seaman
(00:39:35) South Park Rally
(00:44:10) The Mummy
(00:47:21) Timesplitters
(00:50:18) Tomb Raider Chronicles
(00:55:05) The Short List and the Bottom Three
(01:07:59) Wrap Up and Peace Out
Tune in next month for 2000 Games That Don't Suck! Send your emails to info@sheahateseverything.com and subscribe on your podcast service of choice.
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