
Retro Game Club is a podcast about retro gaming with a focus on programming, emulation, and projects you can do at home. Each episode, we will have two games you can play with us and give us feedback before the next episode. We will also have a topic or project of the week that will be the focus of the conversation.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureNewsTech News | |||

Picross, Metal Storm
Season 8 Episode 15
Episode 226
News
• After Google mapped an adult male fruit fly's brain, software engineers made it play Doom, Mario64, and Beat Saber
• Sega Genesis no-code creator MD Engine is out now on Steam
•... more
Season 8 Episode 14
Episode 225
News
• Deus Ex and Ultima Underworld creator Warren Spector retires from game development
• Wolfenstein 3D is now fully playable on a stock Commodore 64
• An Atari Desktop On A Sega
• Steam Deck Mod Bring... more
Season 8 Episode 13
Episode 224
*** Lots of extra chapter art in this one! ***
News
• Atari And Universal Sign Movie Deal For 10 Video Game Adaptations
• Fans Think A Long-Lost Pokémon Game Has Been Found 21 Years Later
• NES Advantage ... more
Gargoyle's Quest, Megalit
Season 8 Episode 12
Episode 223
News
• 50 years of the Zilog Z80: The 8-bit chip that ran the world
• 3ric is a brand new 6502 computer you can boot in your browser
• Homebrew developers figured out how to run ... more
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No matter what topic Rob and Hughes are discussing, you can always count on them to make it entertaining. The topics they select are great and their discussions and banter feel like hanging out with old friends. One of the best retro gaming podcasts I’ve come across and one of my favorite podcasts period. Also, they have one of the most banging intro tunes. It’s seriously awesome. Check it out!
Former Retro League listener, been listening from day 1. Excellent retro game podcast I would say better than before. This is a must listen for any retro enthusiast.
Wasn't so sure when I first turned this on a week ago, it was a pretty laid back couple guys chatting but you can tell that they really love games and know there stuff. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who loves talking about retro games.
You know the friend that had ALL the video games growing up? This podcast is like hanging out in their parent’s furnished basement playing games you never even knew existed while their mom makes you a grilled cheese sandwich and Jolt cola.
The hosts are pretty chill, definitely worth adding to your pod rotation.
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Apple Podcasts | #131 |
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Two hosts explore retro gaming with a practical, hands-on angle, weaving together game-by-game deep dives, hardware discussions, and home projects around emulation and programming. Episodes typically pair two classic or notable titles with a longer topic or project of the week, balancing nostalgia with technical insights and listener feedback. The format thrives on relaxed banter, practical tips for preserving and playing old games, and occasional guest perspectives, making it appealing to hardware tinkers, developers, and longtime retro fans who enjoy both the stories behind titles and the technical tweaks that keep them accessible today. A standout trait is the blend of in-depth game analysis and real-world tinkering, from hardware adapte... more
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Recent guests on Retro Game Club include:
1. Neo Ness
2. Sean Ulaou
3. Steve Garwood
4. Ryan Ridley
5. Nate Peters
6. Keith Coogan
7. Glenn Rubenstein
8. Julia Minamata
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