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In this episode Phil and Chris mix up their memories of playing Space Harrier. Surely playing it at home on the ZX Spectrum or Mega Drive was exactly the same as the fullmotion hydraulic arcade cabinet experience? Tune in to find out if they completed it.
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We go back to the ZX Spectrum and play The Way of the Exploding Fist for this episode. Do you remember the keys? Could you get the flying kick timing right? Is it better than Street Fighter? Join us this episode and hear what we can half remember, and then how we feel after playing it over thirty years since the last time.
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This time Phil and Chris try to remember how awesome Speedball and Speedball 2 Brutal Deluxe was on console and the Amiga. Do their memories serve them well? Was it really that good? Did the Bitmap Brother's predict the future? Are we all wearing spikes? Were they really even brothers? Most importantly - is the game any fun playing it today in 2022? Or is it terribly bland...
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The podcast where we ruin our childhood memories of games we used to play.
Join Phil and Chris as we take look at the video games we played as kids back in the late eighties and nineties.…
Call it retro, or call it nostalgia, these are the games that shaped our lives.
If you have any suggestions for games you would like us to cover or any general comments, contact us on: [email protected]
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Cover image includes a Photo by Namroud Gorguis on Unsplash
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