Thomas King on TigerTails Gaming plays: Tanglewood – Episode 7October 9, 2018
Long time no see indeed, and glad to see you again. How've you been keeping? :)
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It has a fox :3 .. No idea what dragged me here randomly maybe cause it has a fox! Long…
Thomas King on TigerTails Gaming Reviews: TanglewoodAugust 14, 2018
Thank you. I wanted to get all my thoughts about the game out before I get Xavier to complete it…
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Excellent Review Thomas! It was so fun reading the thoughts from someone else who was lucky enough to get early…
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This stage is far too weird, even for a Japanese sprite based game!

Videos Echo, Hedgie, Mystery Game, Sega MegaCD, TK Thomas King June 10, 2020 0 Comments

TigerTails Gaming plays a Mystery Game (Episode 6)

This video was recorded in 2019, and is being uploaded today for reasons you’ll see in the video. At the time of upload, Covid-19 restrictions are in place, and TigerTails Gaming does not endorse breaking them for a YouTube video.

As Xavier got to have a mystery game without Hedgie for Bishi Bashi Special, it seemed only fair to let Hedgie have a mystery game without Xavier. Fresh from TigerTails Radio, Echo joins Hedgie as they delve into the world of an unreleased Megadrive/Genesis game by the magical duo of Penn & Teller. Hedgie lets Echo take control, as they play a round of What’s Your Sign, before a (full and unedited) run on the Desert Bus. How long will Echo last as he drives the “party bus”? The answer might surprise you!

Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)

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Thomas King

Co-Creator of TigerTails Gaming, TK Tiger grew up with the Atari 2600, before journeying through all the 8-bit, 16 bit, 32 bit, and 128 bit generations. A keen lover of all things Sega and PlayStation, TK is more of a retro gamer than a modern day gamer, but still keeps his ear to the ground with the later generations. He has an impressive collection of consoles, and runs a PlayStation 2 network for upto 8 player multiplayer gaming via LAN play.