This is The Commune's first podcast on Live-a-Live, a SNES RPG featuring a wide variety of chapters. Live-a-Live has a grid-based combat system, allowing characters to be freely placed on the battle screen--much like a strategy RPG. Does it play like a strategy RPG, though? Can a game's genre be identified merely by what it looks like, or do we have to look deeper and assess the gameplay itself? Also: Does unfair equal unfun? It's not that simple. Let's look at some downright dirty games and see what we can find.