Hey! Listen! The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time was Link's first fully 3D adventure, and featured time travel, unforgettable dungeons, and a legendary soundtrack. It quickly became one of the most celebrated games of all time, but nearly 30 years later, does it stand the test of time?

Grab your ocarina, put on your tunic, and join us for the 64-Point inspection!

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Other links mentioned in the show:

• Ben Drowned (The haunted game story Adam mentioned)
• Save Room Game
• Old vs New "Willst thou?" Trailer Comparison

Resident Evil 2 for the Nintendo 64 was a port that seemed to be impossible. The developers somehow miraculously squeezed two full CDs worth of zombies, puzzles, and cutscenes into a single 64 megabyte cart, but now it's time for Leon and Claire's biggest challenge yet:

The 64-Point Inspection!

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In 1997, developers from LucasArts got an early sneak preview of concept art for Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace and its now-iconic podracing scene. They spent the next two years creating dozens of characters, vehicles, and tracks based on a single scene from a movie nobody had even seen yet. The game ended up being a success back then, but how does it hold up nearly 30 years later? Is it 'poodoo' or does it have the force on its side?

Let's start our engines and hit the track to take on the 64-point inspection!

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