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Episode 620: Micro Machines

Stuart: Okay, listen. They’re cars, right? Wait, I’m not done. They’re cars, but they’re small. Certainly too small to drive, or even to assume the role of a conventional pass...

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This Week In Retro: Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy

June 14, 2004: I'll show you the life of the mind!

by Diamond Feit

2024-06-16 11:00:07 +0000 UTC View Post

Episode 619: Dune

Despite the many attempts to transform Dune into something a little more palatable to the mainstream, Frank Herbert's 800-page sci-fi epic didn't truly catch fire with the mainstream until the rele...

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Episode 618: The World Ends With You

Jeremy: Let us take you back to a better time. A kinder time. A time with handheld video games systems had two screens, and expected players to have two brains in order to deal with t...

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This Week In Retro: [PROTOTYPE]

June 9, 2009: Alex Mercer takes a bite out of the Big Apple

by Diamond Feit

2024-06-09 11:00:08 +0000 UTC View Post

2024 Retronauts Listener Survey

Hello again, Patrons! Back in 2021, we asked you to share your opinions about Retronauts in a listener survey. Three years and hundreds of episodes later, we're asking you aga...

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Episode 617: NARC

Patrons, whassup? Diamond Feit here. Are any of you cops? You know you have to tell me if I ask, right?

No, no, I'm just playin...

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This Week In Retro: The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay

June 1, 2004: "I live my life one supermax at a time."

by Diamond Feit

2024-06-02 12:00:07 +0000 UTC View Post

Episode 616: Video Game House Bands

Kevin: When it comes to game music, we live in an age of riches. You can stumble across original soundtracks online, see live performances of covers in just about any genre you can th...

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Episode 615: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

It's taken nearly four years, but it's finally here: part two of Square-Enix's ambitious trilogy of Final Fantasy VII remakes. And guess what? It's HUGE! While Remake proved the viability of a mode...

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This Month In Retronauts: May 2024 edition

Salutations, Retronauts patrons! Diamond Feit here, happy to deliver unto you our monthly community podcast chock full recent release...

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Episode 614: Video Games and the Nuclear Apocalypse

Nadia: "Jesus Christ, they've done it."

This week on Retronauts, Nadia Oxford huddles underground with Jeremy Parish and games journalism sage Jaz Rignall to talk about the best dep...

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This Week In Retro: Minecraft

May 17, 2009: Punch Block…Punch Block

by Diamond Feit

2024-05-19 11:00:06 +0000 UTC View Post

Episode 613: Final Fantasy VI (Live from Midwest Gaming Classic 2024)

We intended to get more than a few live recordings in the can at this year's Midwest Gaming Classic. Unfortunately, a family medical emergency (which thankfully had a positive resolution) threw a w...

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Episode 612: Documenting Game History from Virtual Boy to J-Rock

Jeremy: This week, I turn to a topic I know quite well: Books about video games. Rather than talk about them myself, though, I speak to a quartet of authors whose work covers an impre...

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This Week In Retro: Shadow Dancer (1989)

May 1989: Sega shadow-drops a Shinobi sequel

by Diamond Feit

2024-05-12 11:00:09 +0000 UTC View Post

Episode 611: The Contra: Operation Galuga Wail

Stu: You thought the Euronauts were done with Contra after that epic Ranking Hootenanny, but no. Not quite. Because there is, as you well know, a new C...

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This Week In Retro: Red Dead Revolver

May 3, 2004: Pass the controller, pilgrim

by Diamond Feit

2024-05-05 11:00:07 +0000 UTC View Post

Episode 610: The Dark Age of Fighting Games

Kevin: Hi folks, Kevin Bunch here! This week I’m excited to talk about a topic near and dear to me: fighting game history. Specifically we’re talking about the “doldrums” of t...

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Episode 609: The State of Emulation

While it started exclusively as an activity enjoyed by a small demographic of ultra-nerdy young people with knowledge of obscure websites, emulation has gradually blossomed over the past thirty yea...

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This Month In Retronauts: April 2024 edition

HELLO, Diamond Feit here, delivering our latest community podcast just in time for Golden Week (a string of holidays that mean littl...

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Episode 608: The Capcom Marvel Universe

Greetings, true believers! Diamond Feit here, back with another podcast about fighting games, Capcom, and superheroes. All three of t...

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This Week In Retro: Game Boy

April 21, 1989: I'll take pleasure in playin' you, boy

by Diamond Feit

2024-04-21 12:00:08 +0000 UTC View Post

Episode 607: Final Fantasy VI Character Ranking Hootenanny

Final Fantasy VI is 30 years old, and while we discussed this fact during a live show at 2024's Midwest Gaming Classic—stay tuned—we saved the more in-depth conversation for AFTER the panel. In...

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Episode 606: Farewell, Akira Toriyama

Ossu! Diamond Feit here, and we've got a special episode for you that, in a Retronauts first, none of us wanted to record. Oh sure, I...

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This Week In Retro: Painkiller

April 12, 2004: Pain don't hurt

by Diamond Feit

2024-04-14 12:00:07 +0000 UTC View Post

Episode 605: Dragon Quest VIII

Nadia: Dragon Quest VIII for the PlayStation 2 celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, and we (that is, Nadia Oxford and Good Vibes Gaming's Derrick Bitner) are beyond pumped to celebra...

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Episode 604: The Hunt for Red October

Jeremy: For some reason, this week appears to be all about Communism, at least for my work. Between this episode and my lat...

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Episode 603: King's Quest

In the 18 years we've been putting out this little podcast, we've never produced a single episode wholly devoted to classic Sierra games. Well, that sin against listenerkind ends TODAY as we peer b...

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This Month In Retronauts: March 2024 edition

What's up patrons, it's your NB Diamond Feit. A lot's going down in April but before that happens, let's bid farewell to March with our mo...

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