Lee Carvallo's Podding Challenge: A Simpsons Gaming Podcast

An action packed cartoon-within-a-cartoon known for it's over-the-top violence has to make for a great game right?...right?On this week's episode, we seek to answer that question as we fight and bite (and fight and bite and fight) our way through The Itchy & Scratchy Game! Plus, we discuss a brief history of the murderous mouse and cat duo along with several pivotal epi

Choose your club (might we suggest a putter?), enter the force of your swing, and meet us on the green as we break down 1994's Itchy and Scratchy in Miniature Golf Madness for the Game Boy (and Super Game Boy)! Before we do, though, we get our bearings with a brief history of the game of Minigolf and then discuss three extremely popular episodes of the series, "Bart's Girlfriend,"

With the Bartmania chapter of Simpsons tie-in games coming to an end as we approach the halfway point, what better time to look back at the (very few) spectacular and (several) mediocre-to-blatant-cash-grab Simpsons games of the early 90s. You know what that means...it's time for a tier list! That's right, we're officially ranking the best of the worst in this episode and looking b

We are somehow, inexplicably, at the halfway point of Simpsons Games already and we're only in 1994?! To help us explain this virtually baffling situation and help us rescue Bart from Martin's Lawnmower Man-esque virtual reality machine in Virtual Bart, we're joined by Fox Kids Historian and host of Fox Kids Club, a video essay series on the history of Fox Kids, and Disney Afterno

Breaking news out of Springfield...we have new Simpsons gaming news to discuss! We discuss everything we know about The Simpsons: Tapped Out shutting down and share what we think that means for the future of Simpsons games. Then, unfortunately, we have to go back in time to 1994 to discuss Bart & The Beanstalk, a disappointing, but pretty, Game Boy title. But, hey, at least it

We were bound to record a 3-hour episode eventually, why not do it for an episode about a game helmed by Bart's alter-ego Bartman, a character that's appeared only 3 times across the series 34 seasons. That's right, we're talking Bartman Meets Radioactive Man and a brief history of comics in video games. TW: There is a Simpsons clip in this episode that references d

From Godzilla to Indiana Jones, fighting viruses in Bart's bloodstream to flying high as Bartman, Bart's Nightmare for the Sega Genesis and SNES has so much going for it. So did we have fun playing it? Not really. Did we enjoy talking about it and the 16-bit era, including the rise of Sega, the SNES, Killer Instinct, Chrono Trigger, Donkey Kong, and so much more? You bet

Crop tops. Spandex. Steroids. And piles of musclebound athletes battling for the U.S. of A. The American Gladiators were a 90s cultural institution, so much so that The Simpsons parodied it...for the Gameboy? We're talking Bart vs. The Juggernauts and diving deep into the show that inspired it (and so much American culture of the 90s)! Derek's Other Projects- Twitch: ⁠ tw

TW: Coulrophobia Today, the Lee Carvallo Boys are talking about the game that's so nice, they named it twice! It's Krusty's Fun House and Krusty's Super Fun House, released for practically every major system in the 90s! And to help out, David Arnold, novice independent game dev, host of Are You My Mother, and co-host of Gimmicks and the upcoming Fear Coded Podcast,

If you were alive in the '90s, there's a good chance you learned all the lyrics to "Do the Bartman" (whether you wanted to or not!). But did you know how to reload Bart's burp gun, uncover the secrets of the Simpsons' attic, or unlock Radical Zone and save Krusty? We didn't either. But we got you covered! We're talking 1992's Bart's House