A chronological play through of video games
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationLeisure |
The boys across the pond are finally ready to unveil the latest and greatest British computer - the BBC Micro. Acorn won out over the other bids and is poised to make a load of money with the BBC beginning their series educating the public on compute... more
Taito is BACK! The company who started it all with Space Invaders has finally made another space shooter that excels above the competition again! Join us as we talk about what makes Space Cruiser so great and listen in on our thoughts on other games ... more
This Volkswagon has got some pretty crazy suspension, I mean I knew they had some bounce to them, but I didn't think they could bounce up skyscrapers! Yet in this game by Alpha Denshi they do just that! In today's episode we not only cover the semina... more
"Everyone break off and cover the side-streets!", there's a new podcast episode on the loose! This week we cover the Pac-man clone Thief by Pacific Novelty, as well as Zork II and Quest for the Rings on the Odyssey2! We also sneak in a surprise speci... more
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These guys are great. Love the show and the hard work you guys put into the show. Please keep them coming
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5 star production right here. Just waiting for that Tony Hawks Underground episode!
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