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- Previous episode S2014E14 - Random Fighting Games (#109)
- Number S2014E15
- Country United States
- Genres Comedy, Reality, Talk Show
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Left in Europe (#110)
It's finally time to talk about some of the games that were never released outside of Europe and the PAL region. You might be surprised at how good some of the games are! What are some other ones that would be interesting for us to try?... That is if we can get them running.
Games Shown:
NES - Noah's Ark
Sega Master System - Asterix, Running Battle
Mega Drive - The Second Samurai
SNES - Asterix, Hanna-Barbera Turbo Toons, Jelly Boy, Super Dany
Nintendo 64 - Taz Express
PlayStation 2 - Masters of the Universe: He-Man Defender of Grayskull
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