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Sep 20, 2026

speaker_2GUEST
11:39
[laughs]
Victoria DevineHOST
11:39
And the coolest thing about it was it had Snake.
speaker_2GUEST
11:42
[laughs]
Victoria DevineHOST
11:44
It didn't have a camera or anything.
Victoria DevineHOST
11:45
Absolutely not.
Victoria DevineHOST
11:46
It had Snake, and it had, get this, my first year of having a mobile phone, Mom and Dad were like, "We're giving you this in grade seven because you are catching the bus to school.
Victoria DevineHOST
11:57
There is absolutely no reason for you to be using this outside of safety.
Victoria DevineHOST
12:01
You're gonna need to make $50 credit last the entire year."
David PierceHOST
26:25
And I wanna talk about those briefly, but I do wanna know, What did you guys run on your calculators that wasn't your calculator? Like, what were the cool games in your school that everybody played?
Victoria SongPANELIST
26:33
Minesweeper, Tetris, Snake, Pong.
Victoria SongPANELIST
26:37
I think someone had Pac-Man.
Victoria SongPANELIST
26:39
Okay.
Neil LongHOST
4:37
There doesn't seem to be any way of claiming that £5,000 or any mention of that incentive in the app itself.
Neil LongHOST
4:45
It's obviously incredibly grim and insensitive and... disgusting and it appears to be made in Claude or something similar because the UI of the whole app is very similar to some of the hobbyist apps and games that have been popping up on the app stores since things like Claude came to prominence and of course it follows on from the Trump MAGA games that appeared on the White House website which took popular mobile games like Snake and Flappy Bird and gave them far right themes.
Neil LongHOST
5:24
I guess Reform went one step further in that they got their app through app review on iOS and on Android and the game is now freely available on app stores.
Neil LongHOST
5:37
At the time of writing the game had 6,000 players on its leaderboard.
Tamanda WalkerHOST
10:56
It had no games.
Tamanda WalkerHOST
10:57
I had friends in Belfast who had Nokias with that game Snake.
Tamanda WalkerHOST
11:02
Do you remember Snake? Nah, Snake is an
Aiwan ObinyanHOST
11:04
OG game.
Aiwan ObinyanHOST
11:05
Snake was, that was a brilliant game.
Aiwan ObinyanHOST
11:07
And you
Tamanda WalkerHOST
11:07
didn't need money for that.

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Tamanda WalkerHOST
26:26
Are there no benefits to social media? And also, I'm thinking about how our generation who didn't grow up on social media...
DermieHOST
18:52
I enjoy
Drew TaylorGUEST
18:52
playing Snake.
Drew TaylorGUEST
18:52
I didn't even go to the site because I refused to give.
Drew TaylorGUEST
18:56
I
Drew TaylorGUEST
18:58
was
DermieHOST
18:58
happy.
DermieHOST
18:59
But I did play Snake for a little while.
DermieHOST
19:01
I caught a lot of immigrants.
ParkerHOST
33:36
It's promoted on social media with the declaration, can't stop winning.
ParkerHOST
33:40
The arcade borrows, and according to our friends at Cartoon Brew, loosely borrows, liberally from Tetris, Snake, Flappy Bird, and a few other familiar games.
ParkerHOST
33:52
And it is the latest example of the Trump administration using animation and game design to sell their political message.
ParkerHOST
33:59
Now, it's all pixel art.
Garrison DavisHOST
57:06
This is some of the most Reddit occupied government stuff we've, we've ever seen.
Garrison DavisHOST
57:11
Uh, these games are really just bad copies, like bad, bad copies, of other games, like Flappy Bird, Snake, T- and Tetris, with a fascist coat of low-quality pixel art.
Patrick McDonaldGUEST
57:23
Yeah.
Patrick McDonaldGUEST
57:23
Wow.
Patrick McDonaldGUEST
58:26
... are doing the same thing.
Patrick McDonaldGUEST
58:27
Yeah.
Garrison DavisHOST
58:27
So while this failed Tetris clone displays the kind of garbage quality of their incompetent troll the libs provocation, the ripoff of the arcade game Snake openly demonstrates their racist cruelty, even more so than the Tetris one, frankly.
Garrison DavisHOST
58:42
In Rio Run, you play as a pixelized version of Tom Homan patrolling along the Rio Grande, rounding up immigrants who have crossed the river-
Joe FoxHOST
29:24
Yeah.
Amiga BillGUEST
29:24
I was playing Snake, you know? [laughs]
Joe FoxHOST
29:25
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Joe FoxHOST
29:26
Exactly.
Joe FoxHOST
29:27
And it, and it's like, I, I mean, I know I always manage to talk about Resident Evil, but, like, so many Japanese Resident Evil phone games are being preserved at the moment, and I'm like, "Hold on." Like you just said, I was playing Snake.
Joe FoxHOST
29:39
[laughs] What do you, what do you mean they were playing, like, rudimentary kinda like 2D pseudo-3D [laughs] versions of Resident Evil in Japan on their flip phones? Um, I don't know why we didn't get it in the West.
Joe FoxHOST
29:50
Um, but yeah, they, they look far too good compared to what we had, but the truth is they probably did look that good.
Garrison DavisHOST
56:44
This is some of the most Reddit-occupied government stuff we've ever seen.
Garrison DavisHOST
56:50
These games are really just bad copies, like bad, bad copies of other games like Flappy Bird, Snake, and Tetris with a fascist coat of low-quality pixel art.
Garrison DavisHOST
57:01
Yeah, wow.
Garrison DavisHOST
57:03
In the Tetris ripoff... you have to build the wall to, quote, protect the border from the coming horde as an endless, quote, zombie border siege sends green aliens and zombies advancing toward the wall.
Garrison DavisHOST
58:00
Yeah, I will say that.
Garrison DavisHOST
58:01
Maybe there's a metaphor in here somewhere.
Garrison DavisHOST
58:05
So while this failed Tetris clone displays the kind of garbage quality of their incompetent troll-the-libs provocation, the ripoff of the arcade game Snake openly demonstrates their racist cruelty, even more so than the Tetris one, frankly.
Garrison DavisHOST
58:21
In Rio Run, you play as a pixelized version of Tom Homan, patrolling along the Rio Grande, rounding up immigrants who have crossed the river...
James WillisHOST
8:08
Might have been brand new, but it was about $100.
James WillisHOST
8:11
And it had Snake as the game, and that was the only thing you needed on the phone at that stage.
James WillisHOST
8:16
It could call, it could text, and it could play Snake.
James WillisHOST
8:19
And then Snake 2 came along, and the walls of the screen disappeared, so you could go through the wall, and everyone thought, wow.
James WillisHOST
8:27
Feels like a long time ago, but that was a $100 device.
James WillisHOST
8:31
What happened to the BlackBerry as well? That's long gone.

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