Greg Sewart and Peter Brown join Kevin to discuss the crazy 2d action platformer Shin Shinobi Den (or Shinobi Legions in the US) on the Sega Saturn. We also discuss some current retro topics, holiday gaming memories, and more.

This is one jam packed episode with Mike Mika talking about completion of #IDARB's production, some exclusive news, the future of game preservation with games shipping broken, newly found prototypes, Atari:Game Over documentary, NBA JAM, Sega Saturn, The Atari Jaguar, and on! Basically Mike and I just chatted about games for 90 minutes.

This episode we remember and revisit Sega.net, the online service for the Sega Dreamcast. Chris Johnston and Greg Sewart join Kevin to talk about the history of the service, the games that made it special, our personal memories when the service launched in 2000. We also talk about the best Nintendo DS to complete your collection, some news, and more!

This episode we remember and revisit our first portable game, Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. Peter Brown and Josh Hillyer join Kevin to share their personal memories with the game, how it holds up, mid generation game boy games, retro game shopping in Japan, New 3DS, Playstation TV, and a PSA for game collectors.

Join Kevin and Natsumi as we take a virtual tour through Akihabara and discuss the best used game shops, how to get the best deals, Japanese terms you can use while shopping, and more!

This episode we remember and revisit the under appreciate classic Castlevania: Bloodlines with Kurt Kalata from HardcoreGaming 101. We also have a discussion about the Castlevania series in general, Kevin's upcoming 60-day trip to Japan, and more!

Nick Dwyer, writer/producer of "Diggin' in the Carts" comes on the show to discuss the awesome documentary series on Japanese Video Game Music and it's influences on the rest of the world. Nick also discusses how the project got started, his favorite interviews, what video game music he loves, and more!

Game industry veteran Gregg Tavares joins Kevin to talk about his early days of porting arcade games, his days at Sega during the Dreamcast era, what he thinks of games today, and of course M.C. Kids.

This episode we revisit Mighty Final Fight with Phil Theobald and have a discussion about weird series spin offs.

David D'Angelo from Yacht Club Games joins Kevin to talk about hist retro game memories, the development of Shovel Knight, the games he has worked on in the past (including Double Dragon Neon!), and the future of Shovel Knight. Also Shovel Knight 64?!?!