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Kinda Funny's Game of the Year 2026 - Kinda Feudy

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Why did the audience forget Tim Gettys' iconic video game associations, sparking hilarious disbelief?

This episode of Kinda Feudy is a video game trivia competition hosted by Greg Miller with contestants Barrett Courtney, Andy Cortez, and Roger Picardy. The show surveys thousands of the Kinda Funny community's fans, called "Best Friends," to determine top answers for points. The contestants compete across multiple rounds for a $150 shopping spree at Insert Coin. The first question asks which video game they associate with former Kinda Funny member Tim Geddes. Barrett scores 10 points for Crash Bandicoot and 50 points for Pokémon, while Roger earns 30 points for Super Smash Brothers. The survey reveals the top five answers were Pokémon, Mario, Super Smash Brothers, Pokémon Go, and Crash Bandicoot. The second round asks which single sealed video game they would own, with Andy scoring 50 points for *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* and Barrett getting 40 for *Super Mario 64*. The top answers included *Ocarina of Time*, *Super Mario 64*, *Chrono Trigger*, *Super Mario Bros.*, and *Metal Gear Solid*. A mid-show segment has each contestant share a story about their childhood home, ranging from Roger's blue-painted room to Andy's account of a drive-by shooting and a recurring puppet ghost. The third question asks for their favorite Pokémon, with Andy earning 50 points for Charizard, Roger getting 40 for Pikachu and 30 for Squirtle, and the full list being Charizard, Pikachu, Squirtle, Gengar, and Snorlax. The fourth round poses what game PlayStation should have had Bluepoint remake instead of closing studios, with Barrett scoring 50 for Bloodborne and Andy getting 40 for *inFAMOUS* and 20 for *Jak and Daxter*. The final question asks what will be Kinda Funny's 2026 Game of the Year, with Roger guessing *Grand Theft Auto VI* for 50 points and Andy choosing *Marvel's Wolverine* for 40. Barrett is left to guess from the remaining three answers on the board to potentially win. The show maintains a fast-paced, conversational tone filled with inside jokes and references to the community and its history. The hosts and contestants engage in playful banter and express mock outrage at some of the survey results. Fans of lighthearted game show formats and the Kinda Funny community's dynamic will enjoy this episode. Listeners seeking deep, analytical game discussion or those unfamiliar with the personalities and inside jokes might find it less engaging.

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