Retro Spectives
rspodcast.netAre classic games deserving of their praise? Or have the unwashed masses been blinded by nostalgia? On the Retro Spectives Podcast, we tell you why you're wrong about the games you love.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureVideo Games | |||
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I thoroughly enjoy these two reviewing these older titles through the lens of today’s gaming landscape. I play a lot of old games and tend to be a lot more forgiving of their flaws. However, some are much easier to get into and enjoy. Keep up the great work!
Apple Podcasts5Azmaron
United States3 years ago - No school like the old
I love banjo-kazooie! A neat trip down memory lane
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Apple Podcasts | #223 |  Germany/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #122 |  Sweden/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #151 |  Hong Kong/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #196 |  Belgium/Leisure/Video Games |
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