One strike. One kill. One of the greatest fighting game series ever made. Quest Master Prime and Marz Attakz draw their blades for a very special episode of the Cartridge Chronicles dedicated to the legendary Samurai Shodown series. While Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat were dominating arcades with fists and fireballs, SNK took a completely different path — slowing the pace down, raising the stakes, and building a weapon based fighter where a single mistimed move meant instant death. Set in feudal Japan with a cast of iconic warriors each with their own code and philosophy, Samurai Shodown wasn't just a fighting game — it was an experience. The Cartridge Chronicles unsheathe the blade and pay proper tribute to SNK's most elegant and deadly creation.

Buster charged. Robot Masters defeated. Legacy secured. Quest Master Prime and Marz Attakz suit up in blue armor for one of the most ambitious and celebrated episodes in Cartridge Chronicles history — a complete deep dive into the legendary Mega Man series. From the humble and nearly cancelled original all the way through the golden age of NES and SNES sequels, Capcom's Blue Bomber didn't just run and gun his way through robot after robot — he defined what a video game series could be. Tight controls. Iconic bosses. Weapons that actually changed how you played. And a level of polish that made every single entry feel like an event. The Cartridge Chronicles power up the Mega Buster and pay tribute to one of gaming's greatest ever heroes.

GET OVER HERE! Quest Master Prime and Marz Attakz step into the Mortal Kombat tournament for one of the most ambitious episodes in Cartridge Chronicles history — a deep dive into the entire Mortal Kombat series. From the blood soaked arcade floors of 1992 all the way through the 16-bit console wars that pitted Sega against Nintendo in the most violent showdown imaginable, Mortal Kombat didn't just push boundaries — it obliterated them. Fatalities. Friendships. The legendary blood code. Congressional hearings. And somehow through all of it, one of the greatest fighting game franchises ever created kept on fighting. The Cartridge Chronicles declare: FIGHT!