Ep. 98: The Sacred Pools

Ep. 98: The Sacred Pools

Dylan Mansfield, gaming historian and archivist, joins the show to share an odd piece of Sega history from his recent article Saving Sacred Pools: Sega’s Million Dollar Adult Game. This mid 90’s FMV game with adult themes was, until recently, considered lost. In this episode: we want to know why crappy games are crappy; once again, we get sucked into doing research live on the air; Frank doesn’t have much time left to do his work; Kelsey likes to “...well, actually…”; and a bit of smack talk.

See more from Dylan Mansfield:

Twitter: @thatdylanfellow

Website: www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/

Additional work on DidYouKnowGaming?: LOST Nintendo DS Game FOUND After 15 Years (by us)

Video Game History Foundation:

Podcast Twitter: @gamehistoryhour

Email: podcast@gamehistory.org

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