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Alan, George and Ian talk about Easter Eggs in video games, reminisce about the days when "pulling an all-nighter" was possible and vent their anger over region locking of consoles.
Alan, George and Ian talk about what they've been doing since the last podcast, the life expectancy of hardware, survival horror games and if there are any gaps in their retro collection.
Alan, Dave, George and Ian talk about what they've been doing since the last podcast, discuss video game soundtracks and then play a couple of quizzes, with mixed results!
Alan, Dave, George and Ian talk about the Play Blackpool event, where Nintendo are going wrong and contemplate selling their retro collection!
In this special episode, Alan and George talk to two gaming celebrities, Tony Temple and Jon Stoodley.
Alan, Dave, George and Ian talk about their man caves (which is not as rude as it sounds!), old computer shows, their most/least expensive ebay purchases and MAME cabinets
Alan, Dave, George and Ian talk about their "Holy Grails", controllers and joypads, their least favourite software house, their first MAME experience, retro hardware addons, type-in listings in magazines, the decline of the arcade and where to find retro bargains.
Alan, Dave, George and Ian discuss computer clubs, CRT vs LCD, retro hardware that got away, their favourite joysticks, old computer shows on TV and Kickstarter.
Alan, George and Ian talk about new retro systems and 8-bit computers, their favourite game genres, retro remakes, their favourite software publisher and ebay packaging disasters!
Alan, Dave and George discuss emulation vs original hardware, impulse retro purchases, Flappy Bird, rare NES games, collectors vs gamers and old games magazines.
Alan, Dave and George discuss their first video game memories, their favourite retro gaming system, why they choose to play retro games and talk about arcade conversions on 8-bit computers.