Mad Dog McCree

... as soon as it's edited, pa-boom, everything explodes.

We are ending on Mad Dog McCree, so maybe it's quite fitting, to be honest, with that.

Like prospectors and blowing up mountains and shit like that.

But it did also make me realize, because obviously even with Luke stepping back and you sitting in, down in the chair and joining me on what became UCP two, even though we didn't hit the ground running until January, we were still doing extra stuff.

[laughs]

But I am quite fond of it.

It's Mad Dog McCree.

I thought an old-fashioned Wild West shootout would be a good way of ending the first show with a bang.

Now that the Trails in the Sky games are being rebooted.

And last, but certainly not least, the crown jewel of my hall is Mad Dog McCree on the Wii.

That was very fun on Sunday.

Hell yeah.

That's true.

Nailing with my big gun.

I actually remember the reason I had Mad Dog McCree on the brain to begin with is because I remember when I was like five years old and on a road trip with my family, I saw an actual arcade cabinet of it.

Cause we'd made some stop at some hotel slash resort that had a big main building in the shape of a teepee.

I just grabbed one and it happened to be a DVD port of space pirates, which was from, uh, digital leisure.

Uh, the same folks that did mad cat, uh, um, McDog McCree or Mad Dog McCree because those games back in the day were like laser disc games in arcades and you would shoot at the screen on these real just big fat like TVs that were I thought it

was the future I really did I thought this was where it was going

I loved it and I remember as a kid playing that game Mad Dog McCree and I was like okay Yeah, so anyhow, I got this game called Space Pirates, and it's even worse because it's not Laserdisc.

It's not built into a 3DO.

It's a DVD port, even though they branded it as saying you can play it on the PS2 because the PS2 was a DVD player.

Yeah, there you go.

The game in question is Mad Dog McCree, which was first released to arcades in 1990.

Do you remember that one? I keep wanting to get at our arcade, but my boss is very much against it.

Do you remember the kind of old shooting galleries where there would be sort of puppets? I think that was in Rill as well.