Bug!
- Rikk Wolf
- Jun 16, 2020
- 1 min read
"SO HE CAN ONLY
DO LIKE
TWO OR THREE
THINGS..."
Rick, Pickles, and Cylon celebrate Father’s Day in style with a nostalgic dive into Bug! for the Sega Saturn—a game Rick used to play for hours as a kid with his dad, “Poppa Wolf,” watching along. This special stream is dedicated to Poppa Wolf and all the dads out there who made gaming memories with their kids. Bug! delivers its quirky mix of platforming, 90s charm, and weird insect-themed humor, and the crew has a blast riffing on its dated visuals and oddball character designs.
Rick shares fond stories of playing this cult classic back in the day while Pickles and Cylon add their own comedic spin on the game’s zany levels and awkwardly charming mechanics.
It’s a trip down memory lane packed with laughs, heartfelt moments, and a healthy dose of Sega Saturn nostalgia. Whether you’re here for the retro vibes, the family love, or just to laugh at some 90s platforming madness, this Father’s Day stream is a must-watch! GAME BIO: Bug! is a 1995 2.5D platformer developed by Realtime Associates and released as one of the Sega Saturn’s early titles. Players control Bug, a wisecracking insect navigating pre-rendered 3D environments while moving along fixed 2D paths. The game combines traditional platforming with camera shifts, depth-based obstacles, and light puzzle elements.
Known for its early use of polygonal visuals, Bug! showcased the Saturn’s technical ambitions at launch. While divisive in gameplay, it remains a notable example of mid-90s experimentation during the transition to 3D gaming.
