A Whole Bunch of "Bad" PS1 Games

There IS one The Mask game on SNES! And I dare say the tool-assisted speedrun is a more correct, lore-accurate way to play the game than any casual playthrough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOWaIvKbhpE

Was a big fan of the Animorphs books and TV show around 2001/2002. Shattered Reality was my first big gaming disappointment.

Blooghk Clrubb - Janimorphs

There WAS an Austin Powers pinball table in 2001 and the pinball game on the PS1 was not based on it. The real table seems actually kind of cool! There's a Fat Bastard figure AND a toilet on it!

edit: it's very funny that we're at a point in Giant Bomb where we've moved through so many people that the new staff is just coming up with bits that the site's previously done - like they walked RIGHT up to "bombing in the AM with Scoops and the Wolf" while making their "shoot wolf" jokes.

Just going to leave this here for anyone looking to get into the books. Don't want to read all 54? Check this guide here. I don't know how much she makes off these books these days but consider supporting the author. Last I heard, she's a real one, who has a child who is trans and she is fully supportive. The woman is prolific. Just hundreds of novels she's written over the years. Astounding.

I would like to see a whole series of videos looking at old licensed games. Call it License to Chill.

Jeff Gerstmann's Gamespot review of Apocalypse

We have BattGrubb, now we need SuperDan (Superman 64), and AquaMitch (Aquaman on XBOX).

Nobody expects the ska dolphin

I would listen to a book club podcast where Jan and Grubb read through the Animorphs books.

I, too, was a Heather Graham fan in high school.

All cops adore Blasto

Pretty sure this just means that Grubb's next blight club game HAS to be one of the reallllllyyyy buggy Crash Bandicoot games on PS2 or PS3.

Croc is better than Crash Bandicoot, are you out of your goddamn mind! Bubsy 3D broke Jeff Grubb.

Blight Club,a video series by Giant Bomb,takes viewers on a nostalgic yet cringe-worthy trip through the realm of PlayStation 1's most infamous gaming disasters.Hosted by Jan Ochoa,Dan Ryckert,and Jeff Gerstmann,the series showcases a diverse array of poorly conceived and executed titles,from forgotten obscurities to more recognizable yet equally dreadful games.