Warp Zone Podcast: October 1991
October of 1991 was a bit slow in terms of quality new releases. November and December heat up with a slew of great Super NES games, but for this episode the best titles were definitely on the Genesis, and we take some time to talk about those as well! Stick around for the Energy Tank where we pit the Super Mario games against one another to see which one stands victorious at the end!
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SHOW NOTES:
WELCOME TO WARP ZONE!
0:00 – Introduction Music
0:40 – Press Start
POW BLOCK
1:23 – Introduction
1:56 – American Gladiators (NES)
6:06 – Darkman (NES)
8:04 – Pirates (NES)
11:52 – Trog (NES)
14:58 – Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego (NES)
18:28 – Wolverine (NES)
20:42 – Ms. Pac-Man (Genesis)
23:28 – OutRun (Genesis)
27:25 – Shining In The Darkness (Genesis)
32:46 – ToeJam & Earl (Genesis)
39:22 – Atomic Punk (Game Boy)
40:11 – Super R.C. Pro-Am (Game Boy)
INTERMISSION
42:43 – Stage by Ocean – Darkman OST
PLAYING WITH POWER
45:16 – Super Nintendo Second Coming
51:27 – Toys R Us Print Ad
52:09 – Nintendo Power | October 1991
1:10:06 – EGM | October 1991
1:29:44 – EGM Buyer’s Guide
1:42:53 – GamePro | October 1991
INTERMISSION
1:49:29 – Funkotronic Beat by Sega – ToeJam & Earl OST
THE ENERGY TANK
1:51:15 – Super Mario VS The World
GAME OVER
2:17:49 – Thanks for Listening!
2:19:14 – Passing Breeze by Sega – OutRun OST
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Craig has been covering the video game industry since 1995. His work has been published across a wide spectrum of media sites. He’s currently the Editor-In-Chief of Nintendo Times and contributes to Gaming Age.
