Set Side B

We love it when we find weird and unique indie games to tell you all about!

Let’s keep it simple today.

Well another DragonCon is done for the year.

This is the collection of the indie games I’ve (Josh Bycer) done shorts to cover over the week.

Sundry Sunday is our weekly feature of fun gaming culture finds and videos, from across the years and even decades.

We love it when we find weird and unique indie games to tell you all about!

We’re still in “low effort” mode here while DragonCon is going on, so here is a video list (2 hours 26 minutes long) of U Can Beat Videogames‘ 100 “top” secrets in games, whatever “top” means here.

The internet has been around in one form or other since the 1960s, but we can date the creation of the first web browser to Christmas Day, 1990.

We linked to videos in PKBeats’ long Smash Bros trivia series recently, but while perusing some other things they’ve uploaded this came up (18 minutes), and frogdarnit, it was too interesting to let pass.

We’re approaching DragonCon again in a few days, meaning my time is going to be taken up with wandering around and probably playing more of Bombergirl in their game room.

This is a double review of No Players Online and Blippo+ played with review keys.

Sundry Sunday is our weekly feature of fun gaming culture finds and videos, from across the years and even decades.

I must admit that I have yet to play Big Walk, the long-awaited game House House made after their phenomenal hit Untitled Goose Game.

The people who run oldgame.cz (English link) emailed me and outright asked if we’d link to them.

I never did make that post about what I saw at VCF (Vintage Computing Festival) Midwest, even though I still have all my photos.

The C64 Appreciation Society has two videos on works by Access Software, which got its start making Commodore 64 games.

You might not believe this from our unassuming appearance, but I consider Set Side B to be “The Real Deal.”

This is the weekly collection of indie games I (Josh Bycer) am covering on my indie short showcase series on the Youtube channel.

Sundry Sunday is our weekly feature of fun gaming culture finds and videos, from across the years and even decades. anothermartz made a couple of Parappa the Rapper videos that look and sound very close to the original, albeit in its remastered Playstation

Again, a Kickstarter for a sequel to General Chaos.

I’ll keep the prologue brief today.

In case you saw AsumSaus’ name atop yesterday’s post and assuming it was going to be some great bit of Smash Bros. nonsense, but then was disappointed when it turned out to be World of Warcraft and Dark Souls (phooey!)

AsumSaus is probably best known for their Smash Bros.

This is the final part of my look at steam next fest October 2025 and the great demos I (Josh Bycer) played. 00:00 Intro 00:23 House 2 2:27 Goblin Sushi 4:06 Saga of Yurina 4:58 Hermit and Pig 6:36 The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time 8:20

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Sundry Sunday is our weekly feature of fun gaming culture finds and videos, from across the years and even decades.

‘@Play‘ is a frequently-appearing column which discusses the history, present, and future of the roguelike dungeon exploring genre.

The title refers to an ongoing series with two videos so far.

I could link the things that everyone already knows about, that people in that wretched hive they call Reddit have already linked five times, that have blown up on social media, that there’s already a Youtuber or two making snide comments about.

We linked to a Skawo video yesterday, the one about flash card rumble motors activating when playing Link’s Awakening DX.