See I said this would be irregular! However ChinnyVision is back with a new episode and is fighting off the covid to bring you a conversation with the curator of One Credit Champ, Mentski.

If I sound ill it's because I am, but Mentski tells us all about his quest for arcade perfect home ports including Outrun and Strider.

Mentski on Twitter - https://twitter.com/Mentski

One credit champ- https://www.youtube.com/c/Mentski

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Today I'm Joined by Matthew Scott, aka @GeezerD205 from Twitter. Matt is a long term Spectrum and Amiga user with a large collection of machines. We have tales of Amigas in server cases, smashed Spectrum keyboards and we ponder if you should bother keeping the boxes your computers came in.

Follow Matthew at: https://twitter.com/GeezerD205

ChinnyVision on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCifcRlP9KST8T0irCHyykrA

This podcast is possible thanks to the kind people who fund ChinnyVision (they literally paid for this Podbean account). You can join the merry band via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chinnyhill10

Todays guest is Jason Robertson aka the Teletext Archaeologist, recovering pages from the the old Teletext service by using VHS recordings and some very clever software. Jason has a varied computing history including the Commodore 64 and Amiga, as well as firm links with the Channel 4 Teletext Magazine, Digitiser. 

Follow Jason at - https://twitter.com/grim_fandango

Visit his website - https://www.teletextarchaeologist.org

Digitiser Archive - https://www.superpage58.com/menu-digitiser-archives.htm

ChinnyVision on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCifcRlP9KST8T0irCHyykrA

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Welcome to the ChinnyVision podcast, the occasional trip into the realms of the dusty computer shops of yesteryear.

Todays guest is Ross Taylor, aka TheXboxVision. I first came across Ross's digital face nearly 20 years ago on a gaming forum run by an ex Amiga Power staffer, and back when I had a current console we used to get beaten by 8 year olds at Halo. I know him as a gaming guru, Amiga fan and as someone who worked at Game. But where did it all begin for him?

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My first guest on the ChinnyVision podcast is Andy Bowd, otherwise known as @bowdie from Twitter.

He talks to me about his first computing experiences, how he switched his Spectrum for a C64 and how he got a free holiday from Commodore for selling rather a lot of Amiga Cartoon Classics packs! He then goes on to tell me how he now repairs computers for his collection.

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Welcome to ChinnyVision The Podcast. Tune your Amstrad Podmatics into this channel for irregular podcasts featuring people you have probably never heard of but who will have interesting stories to tell. 

This is a spin-off of the ChinnyVision YouTube channel which reviews games on machines like the Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro, Sinclair Spectrum, C16, Amiga, ST, MSX and C64 all on real hardware. Do you see?