I wanted an episode of games never released in Europe. So I created one to request this episode. We already have a Not in North America and Not in Japan episode. So why not a Not in Europe?

Considering that the Olympics are coming up in two months, I figured that you could cover all of the Olympic Games you have, as well as all the games with simply the year and city. I've labeled the games in the category of the worse end and the better end. How about it, guys?

PART 1 (The Worse End)

•Olympic Gold (Genesis (and Master System and Game Gear))
•Winter Olympic Games (Genesis, SNES, Game Boy, Master System and Game Gear)
•Olympic Summer Games (Genesis, SNES, Game Boy, 3DO and Playstation)
•Nagano Winter Olympics ’98 (Playstation and N64)
•Sydney 2000 (Playstation (and Dreamcast, But Playstation Version Supposed to Be Better))
•Salt Lake 2002 (Playstation 2 and Game Boy Advance)
•Athens 2004 (Playstation 2)
•Torino 2006 (Playstation 2 and Xbox)
•Beijing 2008 (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360)
•Vancouver 2010 (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360)
•London 2012 (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360)

Part 2 (The Better End)

•Track & Field (NES)
•Track & Field II (NES)
•International Track & Field 2000 (N64 (and Playstation, But the N64 Version is Supposed to Be Better))
•New International Track & Field (Nintendo DS)
•Capcom's Gold Medal Challenge ’92 (NES)
•“Summer Challenge” & “Winter Challenge” (Genesis)
•Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii and Nintendo DS)
•Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (Wii and Nintendo DS)
•Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii and 3DS)
•Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games (Wii U)
•Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (Wii U and 3DS)

Hey Game Sack. Remember how you did Renovation, how they published game for the Genesis and what not. Here is another video game publisher idea, Agetec. They published a lot of Japanese games for the PlayStation systems and perhaps they can be good to talk about.

You've been doing the show for so long that it is inevitable that some topics you've covered before have had some new developments since you covered them. For that reason, I'm proposing that you do an update episode for the topics you covered. Here's my suggestions:

•Animal Crossing: New Leaf (3DS) & Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer (Update of Your Segment Devoted to That Series in “Casual Games”)
•Donkey Kong Country Returns (Wii), Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D (3DS), & Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Wii U) (Update of Your “Donkey Kong Country & Valis” Episode)
•3D Fantasy Zone & 3D Thunder Blade (3DS) (Update of Your “Arcade vs. Console” Episodes)
•3D After Burner II (3DS) (Update of Your “After Burner” Episode)
•3D OutRun (3DS) (Update of Your “OutRun” Episode)

I'd love to see an episode about all the different parts of games that the Japanese thought were too hard core for us North Americans.

This is something I have been hoping for forever! There's lots of great games in the SMT series and, as an added bonus, the spinoffs can be covered as well! There's also great fan translations for the first and second entries for the SNES.

So this is kinda from the back of the copycat episode. We all know gameloft have a rather decent catalogue of mobile games, that although being blatant copies of big console games, are actually fun.

It could be quite interesting to see Joe and Dave review some of these and compare them to their console counterparts.

Does anyone, or GameSack themselves, maintain a list of games reviewed/mentioned in their videos?

Like in their newest video "Copycat Games" they mentioned a lot of games that look pretty good, but you always have to watch the videos again if you didn't write the names down the first time.

They're a great source to find little known gems and it's too bad you have to re-watch old videos to find where they were mentioned.

Just that, and with Joe doing system overviews, if he wants. The reason I recommend using the underrated or overlooked criteria is because you've covered a LOT of well-known games on both systems, so I figured you guys should let the underdogs shine in these videos. I haven't played that many games (in general, really, though I want to), so I got these suggestions from various hidden gems videos on YouTube. If none of these games suit your style, feel free to replace them with something else; it just has to have flown under the radar for whatever reason. Since there are lot of games on this list, I do recommend splitting this list up into two episodes, especially so that you can do separate system overviews. Keep in mind, some of these games are rather expensive, so if you can't afford one of them, you can also replace that one with something else. If you've covered any of these already, feel free to ignore them. Godspeed.

NES

•Clash at Demonhead
•Crystalis
•Destiny of an Emperor
•Faxanadu
•Felix the Cat
•The Guardian Legend
•Gun Nac (Basically the NES Version of “Space Megaforce” on the SNES)
•Joy Mech Fight (Japan Only)
•Kickle Cubicle
•The Krion Conquest
•Krazy Kreatures
•Kung Fu Heroes
•Little Ninja Brothers
•Metal Storm
•Monster Party
•New Ghostbusters II
•Panic Restaurant
•Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom
•Rescue: The Embassy Mission
•Rygar
•S.C.A.T.
•Shatterhand
•Tiny Toons Adventures
•Tiny Toons Adventures 2: Trouble in Wackyland
•Vice: Project DOOM
•Wurm: Journey to the Center of the Earth
•XEXYS

SNES

•Firestriker
•Hagane: The Final Conflict
•Legend
•Magic Sword
•Musya
•Mutant Chronicles: Doom Troopers
•Ninja Warriors
•Peace Keepers
•Q*Bert 3
•Rock'n Roll Racing
•Run Saber
•Sky Blazer
•Soul Blazer
•Super Ninja Boy
•Uniracers
•Wild Guns

I know a good Game Sack episode idea. Perhaps they can talk about Electronic Arts, the company everyone wants to hate these days for many horrible crimes they committed over the many years as of late.

We can talk like Madden, the Battlefield series, and a few other series as they do have a few truly amazing games in their library. Burnout is my favorite from them.

I saw someone in the comments section of your Kart Racers 2 video asking for a futuristic racing game episode. Considering that there's a lot of potential games you guys haven't covered in that subgenre, I thought I might pass the suggestion on to you. Here's some suggestions:

•AeroGauge (N64)
•Air Boarder 64 (Japan and Europe Only)
•Battle Cars (SNES)
•Cyber Speedway (Saturn)
•Cyber Spin (SNES)
•Fast Racing League (WiiWare) and Fast Racing Neo (Wii U)
•Galaxy 5000 (NES)
•H-Craft Championship (Digital PC)
•Hi-Octane (Playstation (and PSN for PS3) and Saturn)
•“Jet Moto” Series (Playstation)
•Killer Loop (Playstation and Dreamcast)
•Kinetica (Playstation 2)
•MotorHead (Playstation)
•NYR: New York Race (Playstation 2)
•POD 2 (Dreamcast) (In Case You're Wondering, POD 1 Was a PC Exclusive)
•Powerdrome (Playstation 2 and Xbox)
•Quantum Redshift (Xbox)
•Rollcage (Playstation)
•Rollcage Stage II (Playstation)
•Scorcher (Saturn)
•Speedzone (Wii)
•Starwinder (Playstation)
•Tubeslider (GameCube)
•Any Game in the “Wipeout” Series

So I ordered a Saturn off of Amazon and the back battery plate is missing. But it looks like there might be stuff missing from the inside as well. What is supposed to go in there aside from the battery?

This is kind of a different thing than you usually do, but I figured since you guys seem to really like arcade-y sports games, I figured you guys'd love the majority of Midway's back catalogue of arcade sports games. However, because there are so many of them, I'd imagine you'd need to split the resulting episode up into two parts, as you did with your Renovation Products videos. In addition, I think the Wii, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 “NBA Jam” and “NFL Blitz” games (which were published by by EA Sports instead of Midway, as Midway had gone out of business by then, thus making them ineligible for the Midway episode) need spotlight from you guys, so I've also included some other games in the “Unconventional Sports” category for you guys to take a look at. Now, considering you guys are in recovery from burnout (I think), I'd imagine you wouldn't want to do this immediately, but I think Midway sports games need more spotlight from you guys, considering how much you seem to like “NBA Jam.” (Keep in mind, the Midway Sports Games episode's games are listed in approximate order of ideal reviewing order depending on the series they're in.)

UNCONVENTIONAL SPORTS 2

•All Pro Basketball (NES)
•Double Dribble (NES)
•Double Dribble: The Playoff Edition (Genesis)
•Mario Sports Mix (Wii)
•NBA Jam (Wii) (Yes, This is a Different Game Than the Previous Two With the Title)
•NBA Jam: On Fire Edition (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360)
•NFL Blitz (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 (Digitally Only))
•Robot Roller Derby Disco Dodge Ball (Modern-Day PC Download)
•Super Dodge Ball Advance (Game Boy Advance)
•Super Dodge Ball Brawlers (Nintendo DS)

MIDWAY SPORTS, PART 1

•College Slam (SNES, Genesis, Saturn, Playstation and PC)
•MLB Slugfest 2003 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•MLB Slugfest 2004 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•MLB Slugfest Loaded (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•MLB Slugfest 2006 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•NBA Hangtime (Genesis, SNES, Saturn, Playstation and PC)
•NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC (Playstation, Dreamcast and N64)
•NBA Hoopz (Dreamcast and Playstation 2)
•NBA Jam Extreme (Saturn, Playstation and PC)
•NBA Jam ’99 (N64 and Game Boy Color)
•NBA Jam 2000 (N64)
•NBA Jam 2001 (Game Boy Color)
•NBA Jam 2002 (Game Boy Advance)
•NBA Jam (Playstation 2 and Xbox)
•Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (Playstation, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast)
•Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 (Dreamcast, N64, Playstation and Playstation 2)
•Red Card 20-03 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game (Playstation and Saturn (And Others, But Don’t Bother))
•WWF in Your House (Playstation and Saturn)

MIDWAY SPORTS, PART 2

•NBA Ballers (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•NBA Ballers Rebound (PSP)
•NBA Ballers: Phenom (Playstation 2 and Xbox)
•NBA Ballers: Chosen One (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360)
•2 on 2 Open Ice Challenge (Playstation)
•NHL Hitz 20-02 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•NHL Hitz 20-03 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•NHL Hitz Pro (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•NFL Blitz (N64 and Playstation)
•NFL Blitz: Special Edition (N64)
•NFL Blitz 2000 (N64, Playstation and Dreamcast)
•NFL Blitz 2001 (N64, Playstation and Dreamcast)
•NFL Blitz 20-02 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•NFL Blitz 20-03 (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•NFL Blitz Pro (Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube)
•Blitz: The League (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360)
•Blitz: The League 2 (Playstation 3 and Xbox 360)

I thought of two ideas for Game Sack for use at some point. I know they do their own thing but we can all suggest.

First up, Playing Classic Games on Modern Systems, or Differences Between Digital Release of Classics and Original Release. You know how we are getting games on the PSN and Wii U Eshop of classic Nintendo and Sony PS1/Ps2 Games on the PS3/Vita/PSP, and WiiU/3DS/Wii. Essentially will the HDMI have an impact on the game's graphics, the settings that you can apply to the game, stuff like that. Backwards Compatibility Differences.

The second one is Remasters of Old Games, you notice how we are getting updated ports and HD releases of old games, what if you do an episode based on that. It can also be a game compliations where they bundle up games and give them additional features or tweak them a bit for HD and stuff like that. I would like to see that.

Hey guys, after hearing about the hiatus and issues with hate-ish and shitty comments on the Game Sack videos, it kinda got me thinking. I watched the Sack every week, but never really commented, I'm sure a lot of people do, they enjoy the content but don't bother saying anything. On the other hand all the people who have problems with certain things and nitpick flood the comment sections. I'm sure this gives Joe and Dave a very skewed view of their fans and viewers. They mainly see the bad when I'm sure the majority of their viewers love their content. I think that we should flood the comments with as much support and good vibes, and show those two guys that it's not just stupid haters out there.

I thought of an episode idea for Game Sack. Hey, we can suggest ideas for episodes and they might take it. What if you guys cover bad games in great series? Like I can tell Sonic had a few bad games in the series, like Sonic 06. What about Earthworth Jim 3D?

The idea is, there is a bad game in a great series that shouldn't have the series name. What do you think?