Episode 42
Timecode: 4:44: Sky Gunner, a sort of classic aerial combat game for the PS 2. It has an utterly adorable art style as demonstrated in the intro. You can read an in-depth review of the game here.
7:16: Super Cosplay War Ultra, a Super-Deformed freeware fighting game. The game has a ton of references to anime and other video games, making it a troper's dream. In this montage of clips alone, there is...
- Chi and Freya from Chobits, who represent the choice between Normal and Battle Royale mode
- The characters transform into all sorts of other characters, sort of like in Pocket Fighter; examples include someone that wears the equipment of a Gundam, as well as a mech from the Zeon forces and Pac-Man as Haro (the Gundam mascot), and Astro Boy if he were a super buffed-out Dragon Ball character
- Background characters such as Cloud Strife, Vash the Stampede, Rei Ayanami, a fat Yuna, and Super Saiyan Son Goku
- One of the fighters poses like Akuma on the selection screen
12:21: Line-Kill Spirits, a weird PC fighting game by the... Game Programming Study Club. They should probably study a little more, judging by the results of this effort. L-KS appears to be a game where upskirt pictures are periodically taken of the Lolicon characters. Yes, it's a panty fetish fighting game. The only characters shown are a girl with a spear that makes drilling sounds with one of her moves and a priestess that's also a robot. Whichever character loses gets a picture of their underwear splashed across the background. The music is uninspired and the animation and moves look incredibly stiff. Promo video here.
14:40: A clip from Kingpin, an old PC game. In 15 seconds of footage, six swear words are used.
18:20: Clips from the gameplay and cutscenes of sci-fi hentai game DBVR or Des Blood VR. This game has some Resident Evil-style gameplay. One of the enemies appears to be a mutated spider but makes strange birdlike noises. They also showed a gaffe where you can walk up to a character behind a counter and unload your gun upon him to no ill effect.
19:37: A brief clip from one of the live action FMVs of Warhawk. A stern commander says “I don't like mysteries, Corporal. They have a way of killing people.” That commander was played by Kim Mai Guest, who later voice acted in many other games.