Splatterhouse 3

good song good song good song Rick?

Yes? What do you got? This is from Splatterhouse 3.

You went full Splatterhouse today.

Yeah, went all Splatterhouse.

Hey, I'm good.

I just wrapped up with John talking about Splatterhouse, and it's a creature double feature because we're talking about Splatterhouse 3

with you.

We're skipping 2.

I discussed it earlier, but it's because the art director put sneakers on him and thought it looked goofy and thought Sprite looked better without shoes.

I believe it.

So please tell me about your memories and feelings about Splatterhouse 3.

Splatterhouse 3.

But we're gonna start things out with, uh, a retro game that we've talked about a little bit on the show before.

We are going to take a listen to The Evil One from Splatterhouse 3, released August 1993, composed by Eiko Kaneda.

[upbeat synth music] Next up in my first block, we're going to take a listen to Hail the Nightmare from Bloodborne, released March 24th, 2015, composed by Ryan Amon.

[singing] Closing out my first block, we're going to listen to Cryptid Chaos from Dusk, released December 10th, 2018, composed by Andrew Hulshult.[heavy metal music] Coming back in.

We are first talking about Splatterhouse 3, uh, specifically The Evil One from Splatterhouse 3, released August 1993, and composed by Eiko Kaneda.

Now, uh, Brian mentioned while we were listening that there were not a lot of retro games that we could have really gone back to that feature the Cthulhu mythos, uh, i- in any, in any way.

Um, Splatterhouse is one exception to that, but I want to talk briefly about how I sort of unintentionally mirror the Lovecraftian sort of pattern of building, you know-

That's funny.