Episode 6 - Saints Row 4, Sims 3, and Content the Fans Treat Better Than The Source

In this special episode, we talk about how weird our names are. Andy's moving away and we'll never see him again. No, really. He's moving to the other side of the country and we'll miss his sorry toucas. But it's all cool because we can still hang out and talk about Saints Row 4 and properties that fans sometimes treat better than the source.

Also... uh... we uh... lost some audio... WHOOPS!

Section 1:

Andrew - Saints Row 4

Andy - Moving to Vancouver, BC. Canada, yo. However: Sims 3 is still cool!

Hassan - McPixel! And calling back to episode 2's conversation about music.

Kenny's and Tristan's opinions were mysteriously lost. Was it the government trying to cover up the truths that they told? Was it dimensional hell beasts that erased their speech? Were these two hosts sucked into a vortex? Or was... oh wait we lost the audio and had to just recorded a new segment. Welp. There you go! Professional.

Kenny and Tristan - Boardwalking! In which we talk about board games and Dominion in particular. Which is a deck building board game! It's fun and you should try it!

Section 2 (00:51:51):

Content the Fans Treat Better Than The Source.

Tristan is shows how evil Capcom is with the treatment of their own properties, but is then promptly shot down by some Capcom apologists! (Or he said something dumb in which he never got to explain his words.)

Somehow this whole thing goes into a talk about fanfiction and other media that fans create. And we manage to avoid cosplay and fur piles.

Tristan likes to sound like he knows what he's talking about and is a total hipster jerk-face! Or, he likes high art and killing Shakespeare. Whatever.

We dive a bit into the world of videogame music remixes!

Links:

OC Remix

Protomen

The Megas

Starry Night by Anne Sexton

Vincent by Don McLean

Vincent covered by NoFX

Kill Shakespeare (get it at your local comic shop or from the creators!)

Fallout: Nuka Break

Garfield Minus Garfield

Return of The Mack by Mark Morrison

Dread Hawk