Guru Larry takes a look at five shocking examples of game publishers screwing over developers to the point they had to declare bankruptcy!

As much loved as Nintendo are, a lot of their history has been altered by incorrect information over the years, mostly people confusing stuff Nintendo made popular, rather than actually invent. So this episode Larry sets the record straight on who did create a lot of these designs.

Gaming has become so huge that people are bound to tread on one another's toes every now and again, but sometimes these spats can be for the most hilarious reasons possible, come join Larry as he looks at five such examples.

Have you ever sat back and thought… Why do game developers spend years on a game, fully aware that it’s not very good? Well, sometimes developers do it entirely on purpose, even worse for really nasty reasons too! Guru Larry looks at five such examples.

While modern games can easily be patched to remove conflicting content, earlier games didn’t have such a luxury, whenever a controversial topic, or worse a legal threat was brought forward, they not only had to recall all copies on sale, but also literally destroy them. This episode Larry looks at five such cases!

Slapping a license onto a game can be an easy way to sell a terrible game, but sometimes even that is too much for publishers to manage, so become extra skinflint and but only part of a license.

Video games often have to be renamed during development, or when ported to another country. But you wouldn't believe some of the hilarious reasons why! Come listen to Larry's mouth noises...

There's been many Worst Consoles and Worst Selling Console lists on the internet over the years, but bizarrely not one of them has ever put them in actual sales numbers (in fact, many consoles on this list have NEVER been mentioned before). So this episode I finally put to rest what truly are the worst selling consoles of all time!

Nope, Duke Nukem Forever ISN'T Number One!!! I look into the fascinating world of games that took forever to be released and the fascinating stories as to why.

Guru Larry takes a look at publishers attempt to promote their games using controversy, but backfired miserably.