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| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | LeisureVideo Games | ||||

Raise your hand if you saw this coming: If you thought the O2/Videopac news was getting awfully quiet, think again – Philips is back on the scene, releasing new compilations of classic Videopac games through Steam. There are some cool things about t... more
Everything old is new again! The latest directly from the developers of the potential new member of the Odyssey family, a look at Odyssey Retro’s potential risks, potential greatness, and very cautious and frank analysis of the system’s chances of ac... more
You wanna retro that by me again? The shot heard ’round the Odyssey²/Videopac world. Is someone seriously trying to bring this hardware platform into the present, or allowing it to stubbornly stick to the past? There are so many questions yet to be... more
Clothes maketh the game: The black background. The vanishing point logo with its very, very seventies font. The Helvetica lettering. Could anything ever replace the classic look of vintage Odyssey² packaging? Should anyone even try to come up wit... more
Professionally done, with a nice sense of humor and detail too on the Odyssey2 system and games. Well done!
There are plenty of video game podcasts out there, but very few focus on the Magnavox Odyssey2. Which isn't surprising - it was a less popular competitor to the dominating Atari 2600 in the early 80s, petering out in late 83 in North America. Nevertheless this is a great look back at its library from someone who was "on the ground" during the system's heyday and is practically an expert on the platform now. Memories, trivia and thoughts on each game abound in a program well worth checking out.
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