Asteroid G

That Annoying Family Next Door

Season 5, Episode 11

(Not So) Live from Asteroid G, Posted: 2022-08-10

We're talking the Munsters in this episode of (Not So) Live from Asteroid G.

Jikkyo Power Pro Wrestling '96: Max Voltage (and More)

An ICVD Joint

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-10

Reviews of Jikkyo Power Pro Wrestling, Konami GB Collection Vol. 4, Underworld Evolution, and more.

Seeing Red

Nintendo Virtual Boy

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-10

A portable system that could do true 3D anywhere? What could go wrong? Everything.

Your Daily Dose of funny Politics

A Round-Up of Late Night Comedy News Programs

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-08

We take a look at the various comedy-news shows still going (and a couple of canceled ones) to see the late night landscape of 2022.

Baltimore Remains Baltimore

We Own This City

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-09

From the creators of The Wire we get another look at the drug war in Baltimore, this time based on a true story of corrupt cops and the justice they eventually received.

On a Religious Crusade

Dogma

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-09

The second personal story Smith had in him, this time discussing religion from the perspective of a lapsed Catholic.

I Want You to Hit Me as Hard as You Can

The Secret Two-Player Mode of Super Punch-Out!!

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-08

We take a look at the Super Punch-Out!! has a two-player mode and then think about what other games could use two-player modes.

A Ceremonial Event

Monster Madness: Prey

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-05

The Predator series distills itself down to its core for a film all about the hunter and the hunted.

Smashing Walls Again

Wrecking Crew '98

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-05

Nintendo brought back the little-known and hardly loved Mario arcade-style spin-off for a SNES puzzle game that, well, actually isn't all that bad.

Heading into New Horizons

The Orville: Season 3

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-04

The crew of the Orvilla are back with a solid third season that really does push into New Horizons.

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Space, infinite and unimaginable. Darkness in every direction, speckled with pin-points of light traveling millions of miles just to be seen. A blackness all consuming, never ending, and always expanding.

But from the darkness comes an object, illuminated by the light of the nearby star. An asteroid, brimming with life. Filled with vast reservoirs of knowledge, deep crevices full of media, this asteroid is a home for all, a welcome retreat for the geeky.

This is Asteroid G. A home for the cinephiles, a land for the gamers, a haven for geeks, on an object from outer space.