The Retro Gaming Discussion Show.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 483 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games |
Garron and Kingy return with a continuation of their memories journey which they began with the previous episode covering the 70's. View this decade through their eyes, and the nonsense they got up to along with them discussing the era at the start ... more
Join us as the new host, Almac, tells Drisky and Kingy all about his incredible trip to Galloping Ghost in Chicago, the world's biggest arcade. Not only does he detail what it is like to visit and how it compares to other arcade venues, but he also ... more
At last, RGDS returns with another 8-bit Underdog episode. This time we are covering the Acorn Electron. Joining Kingy is Almac, who owned one back in the day.
The games covered:
Thrust
Way of the Exploding Fist
Pengi
Yie Are Kung Fu
St... more
It's been the buzz of the moment. Retro Games Ltd have recently released their latest micro computer replication. Following on the success of the C64 mini/maxi, the Amiga 500 mini and the Atari 400, Sinclair fans celebrated as The Spectrum was disp... more
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this is a great podcast have been listening to it for years
Great podcast, definitely worth checking out if you're into your retro. It's clear the presenters have a lot of love for all things 8-bit, 16-bit and beyond! Really well researched and engaging presenters.
I love this show! I recently fell in love with the ZX Spectrum and this podcast has been a primary source for learning about the British perspective on the speccy (where other podcasts are long dormant or hosted by Americans). I am enjoying learning more about the era of microcomputers and the British experience of retro gaming.
A genuine highlight to my week. The hosts have great chemistry and an abundance of passion for the subject matter.
Tuned into my first RGDS podcast and picked a great one, episode 300 and loved it. The guys are so knowledgeable and really know their games well and have a wide variety of specialities. Their passion really shows through and Kingy telling stories from his childhood really makes it a very stand out, relatable and enjoyable podcast. Well done guys will be listening to many more.
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