Things can just disappear never to be found again, although sometimes they come back. Brian and Angelo have a look at video games that were considered lost, although some have found their way into the public due to some industrious sleuthing. Then, in the paranormal segment, the hosts find their way to a ship that famously disappeared and then returned, with a look at the Philadelphia Experiment. Side topics include iPhone notches, Apple’s clarity problem, Part-time UFOs, government psychics, and cloned pets.

Links:

• Your Love of Your Old Smartphone Is a Problem for Apple and Samsung - WSJ
• It’s not you. Phones are designed to be addicting. - YouTube
• ASUS Launches the ZenFone 5: Now With Added Notch
• 911 recordings reveal Apple’s problem of employees walking into walls | Ars Technica
• was-warned-about-glass-danger-by-Cupertino-12723598.php" title="House of pane: Apple was warned of glass danger - San Francisco Chronicle">House of pane: Apple was warned of glass danger - San Francisco Chronicle
• Kirby maker HAL Laboratory’s first mobile game comes west - Polygon
• You Can Finally Play a Long-Lost Donkey Kong Game | Kotaku UK
• See the long-lost NES prototype of SimCity | Ars Technica
• Super Mario 64 2 [N64 - Cancelled] - Unseen64
• The Lost Zelda Game | The Legend of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets [BS-Zelda] - YouTube
• That time Secret Service asked government psychics to predict the future to prevent an undefined disaster (that never happened) • MuckRock
• Ruff replicas: Barbra Streisand cloned her dog—with mixed results | Ars Technica
• Anatomy of a Hoax by Jacques Vallee
• The Philadelphia Experiment From A-Z
• John A Keel On The Philadelphia Experiment - The Philadelphia Experiment From A-Z