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Scene World – The C64 NTSC/PAL Disk Magazine – Podcast

Scene World Magazine
Vectrex Mini
J-Popcon
Kickstarter
Project Motor Racing
Hyper Sentinel Fusion
Technology
Paprium
Amico Console
Gamedevhub
Thailand
Musée Bolo
Huey Games
Japan
Repterra
Indie Game Development
Uncensored Library
André Fachat
Emulation
Youtube
Retro Games Ltd

The C64 NTSC/PAL Disk Magazine also has a podcast. In this podcast we talk to VIPs in the tech area that have something to plug and tell to our listeners. So far we have had high profile guests since the beginning of the show and will have in the future! We also keep up on the current development of things of our past guests!

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In our new episode we welcome Phil Adam, CEO of Amico Entertainment (formerly Intellivision⁩ Entertainment). In this very frank interview interview we talked about the future of the console and its physical release. Tune in for some new insights! (sp... more

In this episode we are talking with Kumpalit Phuttipinyo, one of the directors of the Thai GameDevHub and one of the major figures in the game industry of Thailand. In this episode, he not only talks about his personal journey but also of the state o... more

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In our new episode we welcome Clayton Weimers, the executive director of RSF USA. Press freedom is under attack worldwide and the reporters without borders Reporters Without Borders are on an important mission. Listen and learn about the USA Room Exp... more

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Recent Guests

Phil Adam
CEO, Ent. Television (Intellivision Amico project)
Intellivision / Amico
Episode: Ep. #239 - Phil Adam about the current state and future plans of releasing the Amico console
Kumpalit Phuttipinyo
Director at GameDevHub in Thailand
GameDevHub
Episode: Ep. #238 - Kumpalit Phuttipinyo of GameDevHub about game development in Thailand
Dennis Remute
Guest, DJ/producer and musician
Episode: Ep. #237 - 007 First Light Launch Event
Clayton Weimers
Executive Director RSF USA
Reporters Without Borders
Episode: Ep. #236 - The Uncensored Library Part 4 - The USA Room Expansion with RSF's Clayton Weimers
André Fachat
Emulation expert; original author of PET and B-series emulation
Unknown (Scene World interview)
Episode: Ep. #234 - André Fachat: PET, Emulation + much more
Patrick Lukens
Composer known as Myrone, involved with Drift Stage and other game music projects
Independent music/Drift Stage project
Episode: Ep. #233 - Myrone
Eric Migicovsky
Inventor of Pebble and founder, involved in restarting Pebble as an open-source project
Pebble / Google (IP and some assets)
Episode: Ep. #232 - The Pebble is back with Eric Migicovsky
Joaquin Alviz
Founder and creative head of Techandising, Spain
Techandising
Episode: Ep. #231 - Techandising with Joaquin Alviz
David Oghia
Creator of the Vectrex Mini Kickstarter project
Vectrex Mini project / collaboration with Junia
Episode: Ep. #230 - David Oghia and his Vectrex Mini

Hosts

Giorgio
Host of Scene World Podcast; involved in retro and tech discussions
Maria
Host of Scene World Podcast; part of the main hosting team
David Hogue
Host of Scene World Podcast; provides hardware and industry context
Jörg
Co-host of Scene World Podcast; covers tech and interview segments

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • An excellent C64 specific retro podcast

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Jani Janegirl S.
    4 years ago
  • Awesome

    I love this podcast and everything about it. If you're interested in the demo scene or how computers can be pushed to their limits then hopefully you will love it too. The hosts are super cool too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    crabfists
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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The show consistently features industry-insider insights and practical licensing perspectives.
Community-focused content and guest diversity are strong positives.
Listeners appreciate the deep dives into retro hardware and emulation.

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Ep. #238 - Kumpalit Phuttipinyo of GameDevHub about game development in Thailand
Q: Why is English used across the channels, and how does that help Thai developers?
Using English helps reduce language barriers for international partners and audiences, while still connecting Thai developers with global markets. It also enables Thais to access opportunities worldwide and makes Thai content more discoverable.
Ep. #238 - Kumpalit Phuttipinyo of GameDevHub about game development in Thailand
Q: What was your starting point and journey into GameDevHub?
I began as a long-time gamer and content creator who found that indie studios needed a bridge to the world. I started with local Thai studios, built a network, and through events and community work, we grew into GameDevHub, aiming to showcase Thai talent internationally.
Ep. #239 - Phil Adam about the current state and future plans of releasing the Amico console
Q: What is the vision for Amico compared to the original Intellivision branding, and how do you address past confusion?
The vision is a new console from scratch under the Amico name, designed for family play with a controller-centric experience; the branding confusion arose because the Amico was tied to the Intellivision brand, but the intention has always been a modern system with retro-reimagined content rather than a retro console.
Ep. #239 - Phil Adam about the current state and future plans of releasing the Amico console
Q: What lessons were learned from licensing and branding deals, such as with Atari, and how does that affect the future?
Licensing helped keep the brand alive and protected IP across Amico Home and controller ecosystems; the strategy now is to use a leaner setup, focusing on controllers first, reintroducing the Amico name, and potentially reconstituting licenses in a mass-produced path that makes the project financially viable again.
Ep. #239 - Phil Adam about the current state and future plans of releasing the Amico console
Q: How likely is it that the consoles and controllers can be released, and what is the plan for funding?
The plan hinges on obtaining employee retention credits and new investment to fund controller production first (5,000 to 10,000 units) and then mass production (tens of thousands), with a staged approach to reassure investors and salvage the Amico initiative, including potential licensing renewals and controller-only releases to bootstrap the project.

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This show threads together conversations with prominent figures in retro computing, vintage hardware, and indie gaming, often focusing on preservation, emulation, licensing, and revival of classic platforms. Across episodes, guests discuss hardware restoration, open-source approaches, crowdfunding and licensing challenges, and the ongoing relevance of retro aesthetics in modern game design. Noteworthy is the recurring emphasis on community-led preservation, the crossover between hardware and software histories, and the way modern developers and publishers reimagine legacy IPs for current audiences. Potential listeners will likely be drawn to deep technical dives, behind‑the‑scenes licensing stories, and candid takes on sustaining retro ecos... more

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2. Kumpalit Phuttipinyo
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