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Can we keep our top-15 streak alive?

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Iâm still not very good at IRP, but letâs get this done.
Weâve got a pretty good car here at Dover!
A whole lot of race recaps in this episode due to computer problems last week.
Itâs road course time once again!

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Letâs see if we can beat Fulham on the day after my birthday (According to the in-game calendar).
Can we redeem ourselves from that embarrassing loss against Liverpool?
Can we defeat Liverpool on New Yearâs Eve?
Race recaps, a discussion about the NASCAR HOF, and a goodbye to PPIR

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In a match that canât be seen due to technical problems, we managed to break our losing streak. Can we get two wins in a row?
Review of Forza Horizon 6
A very wise man once said that things get better with age, and the Forza Horizon series is no exception. Forza Horizon 6 has arrived on PC and the Xbox Series consoles, and as evidenced by the sales and high review scores, this is an absolutely incredible open-world racer that any kind of auto fan can enjoy. But what makes it so awesome, you might ask? Well, thereâs only one way to find out, and thatâs to talk about it in the way that I know how.
Like the previous games in this series, Forza Horizon tasks you with building a massive collection of cars and winning a lot of events in a big street racing festival. And at the request of many fans, this festival takes place in Japan this time around. If you follow street racing manga and anime, youâll understand why this seriesâ community has been requesting this so much.
If youâve played a Forza Horizon game before, you know what kinds of contests to expect â Circuit races, point-to-point races, drift competitions, time attack, hide-and-seek, you get the idea. And because the setting is in Japan, you can also race in touge races, albeit without Eurobeat music in the background.  You also have the option of working for a food delivery service if you want some more credits.
The game has very good graphics just like the previous Forza Horizon games, and the folks at Playground Games and Turn 10 Studios did an admirable job at making this depiction of Japan look as realistic as possible. Another part of the game that looks spectacular is, of course, the car models. On the subject of car models, there are over 550 cars, with more coming via paid DLC.
The Forza franchise has a history of great sounds, and that continues in this game with awesome engine noises and satisfactory voice-acting. Also, just like other open-world games that have racing in them, the soundtrack is divided into multiple radio stations. My favorite station is Horizon XS, which features rock and metal artists like Rise Against, A Day to Remember, Turnstile, and Linkin Park to name a few.
There are many things to do in this game if youâre playing alone, but if youâre in need for some online fun, Forza Horizon 6 has the usual options that youâd expect from Forza multiplayer. I havenât played much of it online yet, but from what Iâve played, it runs very smoothly with little to no lag.
The Forza franchise has occasionally dealt with a sputtering engine, but this isnât one of those times. If youâre looking for an open-world racer with an insane amount of polish, Forza Horizon 6 belongs in your library.
Hopefully there wonât be any stupid glitches in this match.
Letâs see if we can avoid losing twice in a row.
Only two men on the mic for this episode.

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Great, weâre up against Chelsea, and itâs rainingâŚ
Review of Blades of Steel (NES)
Everyone knows that before Electronic Arts rose to sports game superstardom, companies like Konami were the go-toâs in the aforementioned genre. Konamiâs Double Dribble was a huge hit, and the company quickly looked for another sport to tackle. Knowing that big companies like Activision had dabbled into ice hockey, Konami decided to hit the rink themselves, and thus came one of the greatest arcade hockey games in existence, the one and only Blades of Steel.
Released to the arcades in 1987 and skating onto platforms like the Nintendo Entertainment System in the years that followed, Blades of Steel may look quite simple compared to todayâs hockey games, but itâs dangerously addictive thanks to its arcade DNA. You have your basic exhibition and tournament modes, eight fictional teams, and three difficulty levels to choose from, those levels being labeled Junior, College, and Pro. Once you hit the rink, youâll notice the controls are both simple and tight, though controlling the goalie with the up and down buttons on the D-pad might be disorienting at first to those who are more experienced with more modern hockey games.
You know how fighting results in both teams getting penalized? Well, in Blades of Steel, that ruleâs out the window. When two players bump into each other three times in a row, a fight starts, and only the loser goes to the penalty box.
The NES version is obviously less powerful than the original arcade version, but the graphics and music of the former are still very good for a 1988 release. The voice clips on the NES are sometimes a bit difficult to hear, but thatâs forgivable.
Blades of Steel definitely shows its age, but it was a huge hit, and it inspired many game companies to lace âem up and try their hands at hockey software themselves. If you have a couple of NES controllers lying around and a second player willing to take to the rink, this gameâs a no-brainer.