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By Joel McLaughlin
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The podcast currently has 133 episodes available.
I give a Life Update and 5 reasons why retro games are better.
Today I share some of the memories I had of playing my first PC game, Space Quest and about Sierra OnLine which at one time was the top company making PC games.
Metal Jesus Rocks Sierra Reunion;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxW1IK0fDJs
Metal Jesus Rocks We Worked at Sierra
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmNCFtAlYN0&t=1s
Before we had games like Space Invaders we had electro mechanical games like Ride Motorcycle. These were games that did not have CPUs or CRTs but motors and lights. Today we talk about games like Motorcycle, Pinball and Varisty as well as the Tomy Classics Digital Derby, Baseball and Blip where were all electro mechanical games.
https://www.arcade-museum.com/Arcade/motorcycle
https://rctoymemories.com/2012/11/16/tomy-digital-derby-auto-raceway-1978/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blip_(console)
https://handheldmuseum.com/Tomy/Diamond.htm
Today I talkabout the 2024 version of CORGSCON! The Central Ohio Retro Gaming Society Convention! Be there in 2025!
Not a top 5 list but just some racing games I think are cool.
From Journey, to Aerosmith and even Van Halen bands and video games go hand in hand since the very beginning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Band-centric_video_games
Call it copy protection or DRM. No doubts about it...it is killing our games.
Today I am talking about the pack in Game that was likely everyone's very first video game at home.
If you had a SNES or N64 you probably always wondered what the EXT port was. Today I talk about the usually unused expansion ports on many Nintendo systems and a little on the cancelled in the US N64DD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b64Bx0WKh7M&t=668s
Atari CX-40
Atari Proline Joystick
Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro
Nintendo 64 Controller
Nintendo Gamecube Controller
Sega Genesis Controller
Wii Mote
Wico Command Control
Super NES Controller
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
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