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Toy Lines That DESERVED Video Games! | Weekly Warp Pipe Podcast ft. Jay the NES Addict

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The Weekly Warp Pipe
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Mar 21, 2026
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Summary

This week on the Weekly Warp Pipe Podcast , we dive into some classic toy lines that never got video games — but absolutely should have! From Army Ants to Battle Beasts and Street Sharks , we pitch the video games that could have been! Imagine the gameplay, the consoles they might have appeared on, and the wild directions developers could have taken them. Joining us for the discussion is special guest Jay the NES Addict ! But that’s not all — we’ve got all our regular segments too: 🎵 Sound Check – Dave quizzes us on classic video game music and sound effects. 📼 Warp Pipe Rental – This week we rented the cult classic My Pet Monster . 🟢🔴 Red Pipe / Green Pipe – Keith asks: would you revisit Willow with Pringles , or The Princess Bride with Doritos ? If you grew up in the 80s and 90s with toy shelves full of awesome characters and a controller in your hands, this episode is for you. Let us know in the comments: What toy line do YOU think deserved its own video game?