In World War II the entirety of France was occupied by the Nazi's. The Saboteur, instead of looking at that time period through the lense of the Allied Expeditionary Force, looks at it through the eyes of the people who lived it.

I'm joined by friend of the show Matt Storm to chat about the 2009 open world game The Saboteur. A game where you take control of the character Sean Devlin, an Irish race car driver and mechanic, as he exacts his revenge on the fascists that killed his best friend. What starts out as a simple revenge mission turns into something much larger as he fights to free Paris from the Nazis.

Matt and I ADORED this game and we had a lot of fun chatting about what makes it so great. We also chat about why it seems to be so overlooked and why that may have been. If you want to punch some Nazis you cannot go wrong with this game.

No spoilers for a while, so you can get a feel of the game without having to worry about the story being spoiled.

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Shout-out Song: The Saboteur Theme
Composer(s): Christopher Young
Album: N/A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toE77OuTZkU&list=RDtoE77OuTZkU&start_radio=1

End Song: Electro Swingity
Artist: ExoNova
Original Composer(s): N/A
Album: N/A
https://exonova.bandcamp.com/track/electro-swingity

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Punch a N*zi month is back! Three new games all about punching some goddam fascists are being covered and to kick it off I am joined by returning guest, Dave Pietrangelo from Remember 64, to talk about the sequel to the OG FPS game. We are having fun storming the castle with Return to Castle Wolfenstein.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein was the first true sequel of the original Wolfenstein 3D since that game had an expansion but not a full-on sequel. Thankfully, even though this game wasn't developed by ID, it is freaking great. This game sticks to a simple FPS formula but it really works. Dave and I had a ton of fun chatting about this one and if you haven't played it yet go punch some N*zis and give it a try.

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Shout-out Song: Cripts & Catacombs (Remix Version)
Artist: Antal Dávid
Original Composer(s): Bill Brown
Album: N/A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqBoblBwDMU

End Song: Doomsday
Artist: Robert Slump
Original Composer(s): N/A
Album: N/A
https://robertslump.bandcamp.com/track/doomsday

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Daddies, as we all know, like to be wet. In this episode of Still Loading I am joined by my co-host with the mo-host Dexter Morrill and returning guest Luigi's Apartment to break down episode 11 of the Legend of Zelda cartoon. Fairies in the Spring.

We discuss the bizarre plan from Zelda's dad to make a waterpark and more specifically a water slide out of bricks, the bizarre plot that makes less sense than usual and lots of talk of wet daddies.

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Shout-out Song: Song of Storms
Artist: Mikel
Original Composer: Koji Kondo
Album: Zelda & Chill
https://gamechops.com/zelda-chill-complete/

End Song: I Know Nothing
Artist: Dj Cutman
Original Composer: Koji Kondo
Album: The Triforce of Bass
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