Guru Larry takes a look at one of Britain's most infamously shocking PSA's, Apaches. It gave thousands of kids nightmares in the '70s and you can see why!

Games journalists, may be the town criers of our industry, but occasionally they get things wrong...really, REALLY wrong. So this episode Guru Larry looks at the top five most stupid things ever uttered by them!

GYCW returns with one of the most overlooked titles in gaming history, Did you know Atari's infamous "worst game ever" E.T. was ported to another system? Guru Larry does, check out this bizarre story!

It's quite eerie to know that buried in some game's code is the rants and rages of programmers who vented their frustration assuming no one would ever find them...Except they did!

We all know about video games that have been cancelled, but what about if a publisher wants to pull them AFTER they've been released? Well Guru Larry takes a look at 5 games that had that happen to them and all for amazingly shocking reasons!

The Driv3rGate scandal was one of the first video game controversies to hit the internet, Despite being buried and largly deleted, Guru Larry manages to uncover one of gaming biggest scandals in this very special episode.

It's odd that you rarely see movie license video games nowadays, but once upon a time, they were so prolific that many forgot some movies even had video game adaptations.

Guru Larry takes a look at five cases of business decisions in gaming that went hilariously wrong, many of which have been forgotten, until now!

In this episode of Fact Hunt, Guru Larry looks at five video games, that bizarrely were ported to the same system/console, not once, but Twice! And all for incredibly insane reasons!

Ever felt a game was so hard, it was impossible to beat? Well this viral episode Guru Larry takes a look at 5 games that litterally were, just because the developer couldn't be bothered to finish them!!!

Guru Larry takes a look at one of the most British games possible, an 80s publisher who received terrible submissions, but rather than reject them, stuck them all on a tape for the world to laugh at how truly awful they are!

Did you ever wonder why there were never any ThunderCats video games ever released for the 1985 series? Guru Larry does some digging to uncover there were actually THREE, two of which were never released!