
Retro gaming chat with James, Keith, Adrian and Dylan plus interviews with a plethora of gaming legends. Almost a million downloads and 300+ episodes to enjoy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 372 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesGamesLeisure | |||

As promised, we share with you our favourite PC games from the 80s, 90s and 00s! Yes there's a little bit of Doom, but no gloom. Watch this episode.
Sean Cooper interview
Scott Miller interview
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It's about time we tackled a subject we've managed to avoid the last ten years - PC gaming! Who else other than our James to tackle it - and this week he hits us hard with PC hardware memories from the gang and our wider community. We'll tackle the g... more
Ken Rose was a programmer for both SEGA and Atari and worked on many classic titles, as well as some of the biggest unreleased games in gaming history.
At SEGA he worked on Sonic Spinball, which proved to be a big hit. However, he also worked on man... more
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It's Ade's turn to try and find some bargains with our Patreon money. He's chosen Blockbuster Retro near our hometown of Croydon and may (or may not) have bent the rules much to Dyl's annoyanc... more
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The guys really know their stuff, and it’s all a humorous take on the world of retro games; but goodness me they need to stop talking over each other, it becomes a real mess! They often repeat themselves too and the editing is quite sloppy. I think with just a bit more discipline and tighter editing this could be amazing. Still a fun listen in all though.
A belter of a show, I stumbled on this little gem whilst searching for a double dragon related podcast. I found you guys and was hooked. The topics brought me back to my childhood, visiting the video shops early 90s, trying to find 20p coins for the arcade machines that greeted me on entering, only to be met with the crowd gathering round the cool kids dominating the machines literally and figuratively, epitomising winner stays on. Sometimes watching was better than playing and in this case, li... more
All the hosts are funny and informative, especially about arcade and other retro games.
Well what can I say, so glad the guys are back as their top class pod was missed. Great interviews, great conversations and information with all the guys having their own opinions and thoughts on the topics. And the best part is just the guys personalities and banter. Just great 👍
It’s back with a vengeance!! Good to have one of my fave pods back in my ears.
It’s great hearing the memories and discussions of the Arcade Attack crew, always takes me back to the wonder years of gaming. Gaz
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A lively retro gaming show focused on memories, hardware debates, and interviews with industry legends. Episodes mix long-form discussions of classic systems (Neo Geo, SNK, Sega, LucasArts) with personal anecdotes, top lists, and collaborative banter among four UK hosts. The tone is friendly, club-house-like, with a strong emphasis on community, collecting, and the preservation of gaming history. It's likely to appeal to devoted retro fans who enjoy deep dives, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and guest insights, while attracting sponsors interested in long-standing gaming communities and authentic IP nostalgia.
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