Earlier this month, Macaulay Culkin and Devon Sava collided in a Stellar burst of nostalgia that momentarily transformed the enthusiastic eyes of civilization into a pair of brilliant starry skies of invincibility. Now Culkin has returned with another departed relic on his side: Toejam & Earl. On Friday, the 1991 Sega Genesis game that spawned sequels in 1993 and 2002 will release its own latest effort, ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove, and Culkin is somewhat obliged to thank.

Kalkin, who worked as an Executive producer on Kickstarted game, knows in detail about his own fandom and how he participated in a brand new interview with Engadget. Apparently, the myriad names of Kalkin-drops of unique Toejam & Earl both on his podcast, for example, and on Twitter-led to “personal messages” between Kalkin and the creators of the fresh game. "I visited the creators in San Francisco and talked with everyone who is working on a fresh game, got the chance to perform in beta in the direction of 2 days," he says. "We totally overcame that, Yes, he was pretty impressed."More impressed, however, was Kalkin, who here admires getting his own unique cartridge, signed by the Creator of the series Greg Johnson.

” It was almost like a meeting with the Oracle, " says Kalkin. "It really was. For example, it was interesting to get inside his head...this stupid game.”

Back in the Groove is now available for PC, switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, which is fun, meaning that Culkin doesn't actually have the ability to perform on a home console because the new system he owns is the Xbox 360. (In real time, it plays through the 2014 Midday Park: the truth Wand.)

Culkin also took over Johnson on his own podcast, rabbit ears. Listen to the episode below.