Oct 1, 2026 · 1 hr 57 min · 12 segments
Ey up! For letter T of our PlayStation journey we get in to Toko Toko Trouble from February 2003! Get in touch with us via the following pester paths; Discord…
Okay.
Game.
[upbeat music] This is The Game.
The game that we've been playing.
Right.
So 20 of...
Cast your mind back, 20 of February, uh, 2003, if you can.
That's 23 years ago.
Three.
It's almost.
I swear, to be honest, 2003 was just a few years ago, wasn't it? Couple of years ago, something like that.
What it feels like.
That's a very late PlayStation 1 game.
Isn't it just?
Yeah.
The game is Toco Toco Trouble, subtitle, side title, appendix, whatever, Chikyuu Idatake, but I'm just gonna call it Toco Toco Trouble or just The Game.
I don't know.
So it was made by a company called Media Entertainment, and when you load up this game it goes, "Media Entertainmento."
Entertainmento.
Doesn't it?
Yeah, it does.
Something like that.
And according to GDRI, which is a website that I've never seen before, but I found it-
Grid spelled wrong.
Grid, yeah.
Okay.
Game.
[upbeat music] This is The Game.
The game that we've been playing.
Right.
So 20 of...
Cast your mind back, 20 of February, uh, 2003, if you can.
That's 23 years ago.
Three.
It's almost.
I swear, to be honest, 2003 was just a few years ago, wasn't it? Couple of years ago, something like that.
What it feels like.
That's a very late PlayStation 1 game.
Isn't it just?
Yeah.
The game is Toco Toco Trouble, subtitle, side title, appendix, whatever, Chikyuu Idatake, but I'm just gonna call it Toco Toco Trouble or just The Game.
I don't know.
So it was made by a company called Media Entertainment, and when you load up this game it goes, "Media Entertainmento."
Entertainmento.
Doesn't it?
Yeah, it does.
Something like that.
And according to GDRI, which is a website that I've never seen before, but I found it-
Grid spelled wrong.
Grid, yeah.
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