1999, but sure! I've got that for the PSP… I could fire that up on my PSTV right now if I wanted.

I was the exact opposite, really. It took a couple of years, but when I finally learned to play 2D fighting games, it was like pulling teeth to play their 3D counterparts. I learned to appreciate Virtua Fighter and Dead or Alive, but still hold a grudge against Tekken for not only being impenetrable, but for unfairly…

And it's abundantly weird how Capcom insists on piling characters from Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III together into the same game, with no apparent changes. Uh, wouldn't Sakura be in her thirties at least? Why is she apparently the same age as Elena, who became part of the series canon fifteen years later?…

Well, 1943 did, anyway. I could never fully stomach 1942's soundtrack, which consisted of "NEET-NEE-NE-NE NE-NE-NE-NE-NE-NEET!" over and over again.

No Saturn is complete without Japanese games. You can add Waku Waku 7 to that list… it wasn't a perfect port of the Neo-Geo game, but it was surprisingly deep considering Sunsoft's inexperience with the genre, and that arranged soundtrack is incredible.

Hooray! Someone finally likes Street Fighter Alpha 2 more than the overly loud and way too 1990s sequel!

This just seems like a really, really, REALLY bad idea. They showed the Sausage Party trailer before Ghostbusters '16 and was amazed everyone didn't run out of the theater in a stampede of "nope." It's like someone at Sony was convinced that Eight Crazy Nights wasn't awful enough and that they were pretty sure they…

Never go on Reddit, never go on Reddit! Never go on Reddit… no no no no!

I hate those Lipton commercials. Kermit had this coming.

Nah, it's Oy Vey Combover by Santana.

I believe so. They brought him back to a little arcade in Lake Odessa to defend his title. I don't know how well he did, but at least I got to play Eyes again.

I met the guy who set the world record for Eyes by Rock-Ola. He's a truck driver now, I think.

I don't completely disagree. I think it's a bit rushed, and not as theatric as John Oliver can be. Still, she packs a LOT of great material in one segment, even if it's not very polished.

Amanda Waller doesn't take shit from anyone. Didn't you guys see Justice League Unlimited?

Well, sloth bears aren't massive the way brown bears tend to be. But they can be dangerous if provoked. Read up on the sloth bear of Mysore (but preferably not on a full stomach).

Couldn't be any worse than Ackroyd as Yogi, though.

Jim Cummings did a fantastic imitation, but alas, the Prima estate wasn't too thrilled about it and sued. Disney can never do classic King Louie again.

Tony Jay did the honors in TaleSpin and The Jungle Book 2. Damn good voice for that character.

Sloth bears don't look like that! SLOTH BEARS DON'T LOOK LIKE THAT! Geez, if all the animals were gonna be rendered anyway, you could at least be accurate about it.

He's an Ayn Rand fan, so I don't feel TOO bad for him.