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Simpsons Hit and Run: Episode 1 - Yay Rapture!
We decided to start a new series of videos of one of my favorite semi-obscure games. I don't think it got much positive reception, but it's been a favorite of mine for years because of how faithful it is to the source material. Plus, I love sandbox games, so it's win-win. Hope you enjoy!
The Trubbish Pile: Scooby Doo - The Emptiest Episode
My Complete lack of skill with discerning direction leads to kind of a sluggish episode, but still full of comedy. Enjoy!
-Casey
Rival Battle: Episode 9 - Toots the Gengar
This episode is a roller coaster of emotion. Casey loses one of his beloved team members and gets another one to replace it shortly after. Can he learn to love again?
Enjoy!
The rats prove to be too much of a struggle for Shaggy in this episode, but the mystery still gets solved. Watch to find out what happens at the fun fair!
Trubbish Pile: Family Feud - Bvtter
In this episode, despite being an English major, Casey still managed to not spell the simplest words properly because of this game's bullshit fonts.
Enjoy!
Scooby Doo: Episode 2: The Deadliest Unicycle
Nobody questions the prancing wolf or the personless unicycle, but the clown mask with mop hair is the real mystery? This is hokey even by Scooby Doo standards.
Thanks for watching!
Rival Battle Episode 4: Ride Me Like a Lapras
We spend a surprising majority of this episode either being disturbed by Water type Pokémon, or making sexual jokes about them. The rest of the time Casey is just angry at everything.
Happy Sunday to all you nice folks out there. We're starting a new series of videos for Trubbish Pile where we play through the entire game rather than giving it just one episode.
For our first series, we decided to do Scooby Doo for the SNES! We posted the first level in its entirety since it's just a tutorial level, but further levels will be split into more digestible pieces.
As always, let us know what you think!
-Casey
