Your weekly dose of retro gaming and technology news and interviews with industry veterans. New episodes released every Friday!
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We chat with Richie Shoemaker, the former deputy editor of the iconic PC gaming magazine, PC Zone. Delving into the magazine's rich history, Richie shares behind-the-scenes tales from its heyday and offers insights into its influential role in shapin... more
We catch up with Rare's Paul Machacek to share the story of Stop ‘n’ Swop, a cancelled feature which aimed to allow elements in one game to unlock features in another, giving players a unique interconnected experience. Despite its ambitious scope tha... more
This is a terrific show with great camaraderie between hosts Dan, Ravi, and Joe bringing the latest news, products, and reviews of all things retro gaming and computing. Plus, an interview with an industry insider. Too good to miss, and a must listen for those of us with an interest in the retro scene. Great work guys!
I listen every week and really enjoy it. It's a really well produced podcast with a great mix of news and interviews. Thanks for making it guys!
It's always a pleasure to listen to Dan, Ravi and Joe on this well produced and sounding podcast. The guests are well selec’ed and high quality, often being mythical giants of the computer and gaming industry of their time. Dan and Ravi always manage to get some interesting insights, facts and comments out of them. I don’t have time to keep an eye on all that’s going on, so always enjoy the news feature which gives the highlights of the bigger stories that broke during the week. Amazing how they... more
As the title says, because that's all they talk about. You could get absolutely smashed if you use this as a drinking game. Some "retro" systems have never been mentioned, the Amstrad cpc range Atari st or bbc micro. Dropping this podcast too much Amiga.
Lived in the UK till my early 20’s then moved to the USA. I stumbled across this podcast last summer and have been hooked ever since. I love listening to all the chat and stories that give me great memories of my childhood (some I even forgot about). The interviews are always top notch. I travel a lot for work, and The Retro Hour makes the boring flights a lot more enjoyable! Oh, and the Christmas shows are always so much fun. Keep up the great work fella’s!!!
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