Karnov

Ones I've covered on the podcast, like Karate Champ, Rampage.

Ones I still have to cover, like Karnov or Ring King.

You know, this game was familiar enough gameplay-wise, but at the same time, Captain America has some different unique elements that I really got to stress, and it makes it stand out in an otherwise crowded NES library.

But without a proper two-player mode, I don't imagine this would have found... its way as a purchase for me.

I remember some of them seemed to have a mind of its own.

I used to have a Karnov.

Yeah.

And Karnov was so, it was so temperamental.

I mean, it was a multi-load as is, but I mean, and this must have been, this is obviously complete [beep], but this is how my mind thought at the time.

If I had it, if I had my manual on the page with the loading instructions, it always loaded.

You know?

... with Karnov, I'd be scared.

Yeah, it's a Bareneki night.

They say, "Gotta take this more seriously.

[laughs]

So it's, it's not about, uh, taking down his, his hit point pool.

Listeners, did you just note the moment where I dropped a Karnov reference and Gary decided he needed to drop a Dark Souls reference?

Yeah.