The Retro Gaming Discussion Show.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 468 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games |
In celebration of Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story being released, Drisky and Kingy go through some of the best Jeff Minter and Llamasoft's best games. There is a real voyage of discovery here, so join us as we play through these classic games. more
In the first of a brand new series of episodes, RGDS celebrates the love for lesser spoken about home micros and the wonderful games that were released for them. In this episode, Ric and Kingy discuss the Atari 8-bit family and have some great fun wi... more
We are in the bag with the second half of our gargantuan Your Sinclair Top 100. In this episode Drisky and Kingy countdown from 50 to 1. more
Your Sinclair was one of the "Big 3" Spectrum magazines, alongside CRASH and Sinclair User. It was considered to be more humourous and zany than its contemporaries. Its final issue was in September 1993, which was an incredible run, considering the... more
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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.
Ok, heavy UK retro focus but geez - dial back on the casual homophobia in some of the episodes (see predator episode)
A great bunch of guys doing some good stuff. Always a good depth of knowledge and interesting viewpoints not following the same old pattern, which always makes it a great listen! Drisk and Kingy pair-ups are my favourite, and we need a bit more Andy foster too !
Apple Podcasts | #209 | Australia/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #68 | Norway/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #184 | United Arab Emirates/Leisure/Video Games |
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