Too slow! Listen to this podcast fast before Sonic gets the better of us all. We welcome special guest Jake James Lugo of The Koalition who joins our celebration of the N64's 20th anniversary. What were our favorite games and memories? Did the N64 have the best lineup of wrestling titles? Which was the better first person shooter - GoldenEye 007, Perfect Dark, or... Turok: Dinosaur Hunter? Sound off to us on your thoughts!

Our main topics of discussion include the emergence of the incomplete Ecco the Dolphin II: Sentinels of the Universe for Dreamcast. Learn why we may have missed out on one of the best entries in this franchise. We also get into the return of Crash Bandicoot from Sony's press conference and what it could potentially mean for 3D mascot platformers in the future. The show closes with the topic that we absolutely could not avoid which was the Sonic the Hedgehog Twitter account throwing some "mad shade, yo" right in Mighty No. 9's face. Fair or foul? Let us know!

Of course there's also the Stage of History which includes the unique food-based arcade game BurgerTime, Don Bluth's debut in gaming Dragon's Lair, and Mario's big splash into 3D Super Mario 64!

Ecco the Dolphin II: Sentinels of the Universe Prototype Released for Dreamcast
Crash Bandicoot Back—Is the Video Game Industry Out of Ideas?
Sonic's Tweet to Mighty No. 9

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Keep those ears glued, ARGonauts, because this is our live at E3 show! We are joined by a roundtable of fellow industry buddies from Electric Sista Hood and The Zero Review to share our impressions straight from the show. Which games stood out? What are we most hyped over? How did part of this discussion turn to anime? This is one roundtable discussion you want to join in on!

There are also a handful of interviews we got with some big names in the industry. Telltale Games' Job Stauffer divulges into the Batman title his studio is releasing as well as tease us about The Walking Dead Season 3. Natsume's Adam Fitch fires away answers to our questions about the new Wild Arms Reloaded coming to PlayStation 4. Voiceover actor extraordinaire Erik Braa gives us his E3 (and vocal) impressions from the show floor. PR "Big Boy" Alex Verrey gets into what he's been up to with passion and flair. Finally, we were fortunate enough to be joined by the father of Castlevania himself Koji Igarashi talk about the "Igavania" style of games he popularized, how his new game Bloodstained blew up on Kickstarter, and the story behind that Internet famous line "What is a man? A miserable pile of secrets!"

Keep on listening till the end to give yourself a chance to snag our giveaway alpha code for the upcoming Cliff Bleszinski title Lawbreakers. We can assure you won't be breaking any laws by doing so, but it is a crime to miss out on this packed and super fun episode. Keep it classy!

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Stack up those quarters, ARGonauts! David and Robert are joined by Josh Tsui who was a part of the rock star staff at Midway Games during the '90s. He chats with us about his time at the legendary studio, hanging out with wrestling superstars, and the current status of his Midway documentary Insert Coin. If you were a big fan of '90s arcade culture, Mortal Kombat, NBA Jam, and WWF wrestling, you can't miss out on this.

We continue the show with more E3 talk, specifically about the recent wave of leaks coming out of the woodwork. Could this be the year we FINALLY get a new Battletoads game? We're crossing our fingers! The show then closes out with a fan topic where we share our favorite Commodore 64 games and memories. If you would like to share yours with us or have a topic/game suggestion for the show, drop us a line at [email protected]!

There are also some great retro games we welcome into the Stage of History, including everyone's favorite Russian export Tetris, Link's debut on the small screen The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, and the little RPG that could EarthBound. This along with giveaway codes for Alan Wake: American Nightmare and Kick & Fennick await you, so listen up!

Ali and Me – Sharing Irish Blood with The Greatest
New Kojima Productions Picture Reveals Face of Studio's Mascot
INSERT COIN: INSIDE MIDWAY'S 90s REVOLUTION
PERSONA 5 WESTERN RELEASE DATE, COLLECTOR’S EDITION ANNOUNCED

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High society we are not, but that doesn't stop us from appreciating the world of art (at least in the world of retro gaming!). David and Robert are joined by super talented artist and graphic designer Rob "Sketchcraft" Duenas to chat about his career as well as what makes for "good art" in the world of gaming. We also all share our favorite art styles in gaming over the years. As if that wasn't enough, the art talk continues with a brief discussion on the late painter H.R. Giger and his influence on gaming, including his direct involvement with the classic psychological horror point-and-click adventure title Dark Seed.

There are also some primo games to be discussed on the Stage of History, including a couple of golden age era titles in Space Invaders and Frogger, as well as the start of a sports franchise giant with John Madden Football. BOOM! These games are tougher than Tinactin.

That's not all! We also have some amazing game giveaways for you ARGonauts with a PS4 code for the upcoming remake of a PS2 classic Odin Sphere Leifthrasir and not one but TWO Steam codes for the tinyBuild published post-apocalyptic survival title The Final Station. Snag these amazing games while you can, and keep listening for more giveaways!

Mega Man redesigned for 2017 animated series
Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom: a visual compendium (Kickstarter)
I Am Setsuna – E3 2016 Trailer
Sketchcraft (Tumblr)
H.R. Giger And His Influence On Classic Video Games

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Let's get topical... well, sortof! The main topic has David and Robert discuss their plans for the ever looming E3 2016. What are their most anticipated games to play on the show floor? What kinds of bold predictions will our hosts make? Join our conversation to find out, and be sure to let us know what you're hoping to see also!

Retro gaming then turns political as we discovered some neat NES parodies that puts "The Donald" front and center. Knock Trump out in a reimagining of Punch-Out!!, or save him from his cage guarded by the devious and wily Bernie Sanders. Don't even get us started on Urban Champion. We couldn't make these up if we tried.

We then close things out on the possibility of a new Quake being made after now seeing Wolfenstein and Doom come back on modern consoles. Should it focus on multiplayer? What does a new Quake need to do to differentiate itself from Doom?

Of course, there's also retro gaming to celebrate! The Stage of History this week welcomes classics such as the iconic space shooter Gradius, the West's introduction to the RPG genre Dragon Warrior, and John Romero's triumphant blunder Daikatana. Who's the bitch now?

You also don't want to miss our game giveaways which include another code for Soda Drinker Pro and one for the simplified fighting game Divekick. Keep calm and game on, ARGonauts!

Mighty No. 9 Trailer: Masterclass
2016 SDCC Exclusive 6" Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Video Game Figures
E3 Live is a new public event that lets fans try unreleased video games
Defeat the Donald and make video games great again with Trumptendo
A Job Listing Suggests id Software is Working on Rebooting Quake

The retro gaming hits just keep on coming in this episode of Another Retro Gaming Podcast! For our main topic of the show, we welcome Tim Hartman of Retrotainment to chat about his old school style game that's a ghost-punching good time, Haunted: Halloween '85. With inspiration from key titles such as River City Ransom, Tim chats with us about how he went from trading retro video games to making them, as well as what to expect in his followup title Haunted: Halloween '86.

In the spirit of the genre, we continue with a casual conversation about our favorite beat 'em up titles of all time. We then close things out by discussing how Nintendo's recent plans to jump back into making movies will pan out, and also why Star Fox may make more sense to bring to the big screen than other more noteworthy Nintendo properties.

Of course we also have the Stage of History where this time we welcome the Atari classic Centipede and its flying gnome of doom, SNK's humorous and iconic run 'n gun shooter Metal Slug, and the debut of one of gaming's most memorable heroines in Perfect Dark. We also have game giveaways for Soda Drinker Pro and not one, but TWO Steam codes for the unique Wild West dueling title Western Press. BANG BANG!

It's time once again for Another Retro Gaming Podcast! This time, David and Robert are joined by Deep Silver's Will Powers who has had his hand in a number of previous and upcoming titles including Saints Row IV, Homefront: The Revolution, and Mighty No. 9. Get an exclusive look into the making of these games and what kind of thought process was put into the pack-in retro-inspired title Dead Island: Retro Revenge. That ain't Jack Black, folks!

The topics don't end there, however, as we also scratch our heads over the rumor that the Nintendo NX may possibly be steering towards a retro revival with the return of cartridges. Also, we celebrate Spider-Man's triumphany return to the big screen by giving  retrospective on the wall-crawler's gaming history.

We also celebrate retro gaming - as we tend to do on the show - with classic titles such as the ghost-munching arcade hit Pac-Man, all-time great fighting game Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, and the runaway smash (literally) hit Crazy Taxi. There are also game giveaways to win for hardcore platformer Chicku and Capcom's spooky episodic foray Resident Evil Revelations 2.

In this very special episode of Another Retro Gaming Podcast, David and Robert are graced with the presence of not just one, but two guests! Bill Gardner of The Deep End Games (and formerly with BioShock studio Irrational Games) comes in to chat more about his Kickstarter funded title Perception which has you playing as a blind woman navigating her way through a haunted house. We are also joined by RetroZap boss man Joe Tavano who lets his geek flag fly in our look back at Star Wars games throughout years past. The episode closes out with an inquisitive discussion about the Sega franchise Shinobi getting the big screen treatment.

We also celebrate some awesome retro titles in the Stage of History, such as Atari classic Yars' Revenge, the granddaddy of the FPS genre Wolfenstein 3D, and game developer Cliff Bleszinski's shot to fame Jazz Jackrabbit. There are also games to win throughout this episode, so stay tuned for your chance to win those!

After recuperating from PAX East, David and Robert return to

We also welcome some awesome retro titles to the Stage of

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In this special live episode of Another Retro Gaming

We also share with you some of the titles on the PAX East show

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