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In this episode, Brandon & Seb discuss the latest retro gaming news, which is Pokémon heavy due to announcements, and a lot of handhelds are getting a price increase due to memory shortages!

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Welcome back to another episode of the Retro Dodo Podcast. You’re listening to episode 106, and Seb’s back with Brandon to unpack all of the latest news since our last episode. You’re going to need to sit down for this one, because it’s a biggy!We talk about the M64 and our first look as one of two brands in the world and the first in the UK to get early access to this console. Brandon’s been putting it through its paces, and we give our thoughts on how it will go up against the Analogue 3D. 

There’s more Pokémon and handheld news than we can shake a stick at, along with the oddly-named Super Pocket Knob 5000 handheld which is turning a few heads for all the wrong reasons. All of this and more to come, from two men of Italian and Sicilian descent who are slowly balding but hanging onto their youth for dear life. Let’s jump into the podcast!

This week in retro gaming comes with a lot of announcements about retro handhelds, AYANEO shot themselves in the foot... again, ModRetro are sending us an early sample of the M64, and LEGO is teasing a huge Hyrule Castle set?

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It’s 2026, and we’re back with a brand new episode of the Retro Dodo Podcast! You’re listening to Episode 104, and this time Brandon and Seb are sitting down to take an in-depth look at last week’s news. There’s been a lot of amazing games and gadgets being released over the last seven days, as well as some exciting peripherals that you might have missed out on, all accompanied by an over-excited cat and one incredibly on-time cuckoo clock.

I know we said we were waiting till 2026 to record more episodes, but we couldn’t resist getting on Clyde Shaffer to talk about his brand new 8-bit game console, ‘the GameTank’.

This isn’t FPGA or emulation - it’s new hardware with brand new games celebrating all things retro in 2025, and you guys flocked to our website in droves to check it out. 

We sat down with Clyde to get all of the information on the GameTank that we possibly could, from how the idea started to the design process and game development. If you’re into your retro gaming (which you all should be if you’ve read this far), then you’ll absolutely love this episode.

So sit back, grab a hot chocolate, and enjoy a sneaky episode before we return in 2026!

In this episode, Brandon chats about all of the new handhelds that have just landed in the office alongside all of the new releases coming out before the year's end.

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In this episode of the Retro Dodo Podcast, we’re honoured to be joined by David Jaffe, the Creative Director of God of War 1 & 2, the man behind the Twisted Metal games (which have gone on to become a hit TV series), and the designer of one of Brandon’s favourite SEGA games, Mickey Mania. 

David sat down with us to talk about creating God of War, designing Kratos, building the Twisted Metal series, where car combat games could go next, his career path through the gaming industry, and much, much more… including David’s love of Cliffhanger on the Game Boy…This is an extra-long episode to celebrate us passing 100 episodes, so kick back with a cup of tea and enjoy! Don’t forget to leave us a review if you’ve enjoyed the episode too!

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We’ve made it to 100 episodes, which means we’re bona fide podcasters and have a reason to celebrate! In this episode, we talk about the humble beginnings of Retro Dodo, Brandon’s Airplane habits, the time Seb almost got mauled by a bear, writing articles in an Italian forest, and much more. We also get a surprise visit from the guest we should have had on for the 100th episode, but that just means that we’re going to have to do a bonus 100.5 episode for you guys, and we’re more than ok with that. 

We’ve also got a discount code for 20% off our GAMENOOK products to say thank you for sticking with us and for supporting Retro Dodo, use 100POD at checkout: https://gamenook.co.uk/ (promo ends on 31st Oct)

All that’s left to do is to give you a huge thank you from Brandon & Seb - here’s to the next 100 episodes!

We speak with David Oghia, the man behind the new Vectrex Mini, a mini-fied version of the popular Vectrex console from the early 80's. A console that pioneered home arcade innovation and Retro Dodo listeners gets an hour-long podcast with exclusive announcements! Visit https://vectrex.com/ for more information.

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Welcome back to the Retro Dodo Podcast! In episode 098, we sit down with Rob from Retro Directory, a user-led online directory that lists retro gaming shops, events, and points of interest all over the globe.

We sat down to speak to Rob about how he started Retro Directory, the latest web update, how you can use the directory to both find and upload listings, a Lemmings statue, Lara Croft's Mansion, and much more.

We sit down with the owner of Console Heroes to discuss their new line of SEGA Genesis collectables, which takes inspiration from Mighty Max and Polly Pocket.

We talk all things production, how the idea came to fruition, the struggles of product development and the future of the brand.

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In this episode, we had the opportunity to exclusively interview the owner of Sendico about their importing business from Japan, how video games, trading cards and collectables are booming and where he thinks Japanese buying trends will move the market over the next 5 years!

Today we’re chatting with Paige Harvey from Special Effect, a charity promoting accessible gaming for players all over the globe.

We talk to Paige about the work that Special Effect does with the community, how the charity came to be, and how to go about accessing the services they provide, as well as Paige’s love of Retro Gaming and how you can support Special Effect so that they can keep doing the incredible work they’re carrying out here in the UK And further afield.

Today we’re joined by KC from Gortyn Code, the creator of the new pirate metal rhythm and adventure Game Boy game ‘Chantey’. Seb chats with KC about how he came up with the concept of Chantey, the planning that goes into making a pirate game based in the late 17th century, the mechanics of creating a rhythm battle game for the Game Boy, and how his dream has become a reality thanks to GB Studio and ModRetro.

You're listening to episode 93, and today I'm joined by Maggie Brennan, aka Retro Maggie, a content creator and retro gamer from Australia. You may well have seen Maggie's impressive gaming collection popping up in your Instagram feed of late, as well as her videos on YouTube and live streams on Twitch. You might also have seen her standing next to Bam Margera and excitedly interviewing him about the new Tony Hawks game. We discuss her love of Retro Games, how retro art inspired her career as an artist, The Nintendo Switch 2, and much more.

In today's episode, Brandon and Seb sit down to discuss what's been happening at Retro Dodo HQ over the last few months, as well as chatting about the potential couch co-op revival that could be coming our way with the arrival of the Nintendo Switch 2. We discuss Seb's favourite Lord of the Rings game, talk about Brandon almost being  K.O'd by a snake, and give exclusive details on new products and a meet-up we're planning for the Retro Dodo community.

Today we're joined Merseyside's very own, Crawlers, an incredible band that you will no doubt have seen playing sold out shows and festivals all across the world and who's music has captured the hearts and minds of a generation.

While you might already know that they're signed to Polydor Records and no strangers to sharing stages with bands like My Chemical Romance and Jane's Addiction, it might come as a surprise as to how much Retro Gaming has played an important part in their lives growing up, and how it continues to provide inspiration both on and off the tour bus.

I sat down with Holly, Liv, and Harry to talk about all things Zelda, speedrunning classic resident evil games, taking Pokémon Nuzlocking rules to the next level, how video game music influences the writing process, and much more.

You’re listening to Episode 90 and the second part of our interview with artist and video game designer Simon Phips. On today’s episode you’ll be hearing all about Simon’s time working on the Harry Potter games, navigating the difficulties around remaking GoldenEye for the Wii, and creating explosive gameplay in Need for Speed and Burnout paradise, as well as what Simon is up to at the minute. 

In today’s episode, we’re joined by Simon Phipps, an artist and designer who has worked on some of the most influential games of our generation and many of our favourite games here at Retro Dodo. From Masters of the Universe to Shadow Man, the Harry Potter video games, Need For Speed, and GoldenEye 007 on the Wii, Simon has had an amazing career right from being a teenager and has lots of incredible and insightful stories about his time in the gaming industry. So much so, in fact, that this is the first two-part episode we’ve done on the podcast!

Today we’re talking about all things game boy game creation and diving into the world of Dragonyhm with Spacebot Interactive. We sat down with Chris and Bumbiss from the Spacebot team to talk about creating a Tolkien-esque world inside an 8-bit game, why Dragonyhm has become such a huge success in the handheld gaming world, and what the future of game boy game creation looks like, as well as getting some exclusives about Dragonyhm and what could be coming next. 

On today's episode Seb is joined by award winning stand-up comedian and writer Mike Drucker. Mike has worked on incredible shows such as Saturday Night Live and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, as well as working as a writer at Nintendo. He joined us on the podcast to talk about his new book 'Good Game no rematch', an incredibly funny read that looks into his retro gaming past and how video games have shaped his life for the better… but mostly for worse. 

In this bonus episode Brandon & Seb discuss the major changes that are happening at Retro Dodo, why the website has changed, how Google is still attacking us and what you can do to help our independent publication!

Today we are joined by Liam Sherwood of Sore Thumb Retro Games, a shop that I consider to be the heart of gaming in Yorkshire and my local retro gaming Valhalla. I chatted with Liam about his love of Wrestling Games and the best title in WWE series, the importance of game preservation, current and future trends when it comes to purchasing nostalgic media, the challenges involved with running a busy store, and much more. 

In this episode of the Retro Dodo Podcast, I chat with Matsy the Pokémon Tattooer, a tattoo artist from Dublin, Ireland who has become a social media sensation thanks to his amazing gaming tattoos and pop-culture mashups. We spoke about finding inspiration through retro games, how Pokémon shaped us as children, a failed X-Factor audition, a Pokémon Go addiction, and much more!

In todays episode we chat to the studio behind one of our favourite games from our childhood, Croc: Legend of the Gobbos. Join us as we talk with Argonaut Games founder Jez San OBE, Croc's Original Animator Jason Smith, and Mike Arkin, the man responsible for bringing Croc back to modern audiences on current-gen consoles

We speak about the development of the original, the difficulties, the successes, how it finally evolved into an upcoming remake and how they're absolutely not working on a Croc 2 remake...

Today we're joined by grammy award winning arranger and two time grammy nominee Jake Silverman, a chiptune artist and video game composer who you may know better as Button Masher on Social Media and Spotify.

Jake joined us on the podcast to talk about that incredible grammy win, who he's competing against for his second grammy, his favourite retro game soundtracks and more!

We speak with Tofer, you may know him from social media as he has over 300,000 followers and creates remarkable short-form video content!

In this episode of Retrospect we are joined by Devin Supertramp, one of the biggest film making YouTubers around and has an obsession with video games, which is very obvious if you are a subscriber. We chat about his history, how we managed to snag a job with Nintendo and what he's working on next that has a retro gaming focus!

In this episode of Retrospect we talk with Brent Scotchmer, an avid collector, and illustrator for well known collectible brands such as POG, Topps & Garbage Pail Kids. We discuss what the future of collecting looks like, how to be the "go-to" collector in your town, and what Brent himself is collecting!

We have the honour to speak with Riley Testut, the founder of the Alt Store and the incredibly popular emulator known as Delta. We talk about his origin story, how he founded both businesses and what the implications were when Adobe came knocking.

In this episode of Retrospect we have the opportunity to talk with the team behind Pog and why they are bringing it back for players and collectors both physically and digitally.

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We are joined by Hyperkin Chief Technology Officer, Slade Suzuki to talk about their past retro gaming focused products and what they could be working on in the future.

It’s a great discussion that dives deep into Slade’s inventions alongside our opinions on where the retro gaming industry is moving in terms of accessories products and market demand.

Today you are listening to episode 75 and I am joined by Jason Bradbury, a well known name in the tech and retro gaming space thanks to his years on The Gadget Show. Jason was also kind enough to write for our first book A Handheld History too and is now working on a crowdfunded movie about retro gaming called CTRL. AI. DELETE, which you can back on Kickstarter now: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ctrlaidelete/ctrl-ai-delete

We talk about the movie, what it’s about, what consoles and accessories are featured alongside Jason’s history with retro games. What did he play on as a kid, what’s his favourite console and what is he is playing on today!

Jason has been kind to us for a good while now, and we’ve met face to face a few times when I visit Newquay so it’s my absolute pleasure to have him on for this episode.

Today we are joined by Remute, or also known as Dennis, a composer that exclusively makes music for retro consoles, he has albums out for the SEGA Dreamcast, music designed specifically for the Game Boy and even cartridges filled with music for the ATARI Jaguar.

Crazy I know, so let’s discuss how Dennis does it and what drove this crazy method of generating entertainment for classic consoles.

In this episode we are joined by Shaun from the popular Instagram account Did Some Body Say Retro? - We discuss how he began his career modding retro consoles, the invention of the wood boy and how we now builds weird and wonderful creations for NQ64,a  barcade chain here in the UK!

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In this episode we are joined by Palmer Luckey, the Tony Stark of retro video games, the founder of OCULUS, the genius that sells drones to the military and by far his best invention yet, the ModRetro Chromatic, a upcoming handheld that plays Game Boy and Game Boy Color games as it should.

This is by far one of the best episodes yet, we chat with Palmer about his history in the tech industry, the founding of ModRetro as a forum back when he was just 15, how he wants to create the first virtual reality gaming museum and why the heck a literal billionaire would want to make a handheld that loses him money.

If you stay to the end we also have an exclusive announcement from Palmer regarding another handheld that he’s working on so stay tuned for that.

In this episode of the Retrospect Podcast we are joined by such a lovely guest today, Sean Fletcher is the talent behind the incredible Delta Emulator Skins that we have shouted about across our socials for some time.

He even re-designed Delta’s App icons when they were facing legal action from Adobe during the onslaught of emulators coming to iOS.

We talk with Sean about his history, how he got into emulation, how he creates such beautiful skins and what he’s working on next.

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In this episode of the Retrospect Podcast we talk with Chris Kohler, that talented editorial director behind ATARI 50, The Jeff Minter Story and The Making of Kareteka!

In this episode of The Retrospect Podcast we talk with Weskmods, the maker behind incredibly retro gaming mods such as the Ashiida Wii Portable, the Gamecube Nano and the recent Nintendo Kawaii, the world's smallest working Nintendo Wii.

We talk with Jordan Mechner, the developer behind incredible retro games such as Karateka and Prince of Persia. We discuss his family history, what it takes to develop such incredible games and a insight into his new graphic novel.

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Brandon and Seb discuss this week's retro gaming news including the release of the metal Analogue Pocket and Mario Macaroni?

In this episode of Retrospect we talk with Tom Tilley, the man behind many crazy mods, including the world's biggest Game & Watch and his latest creation a fully function Super Monkey Ball that you can roll with your hands!

We interview and talk with Jack Guinchard, the co-creator of CRKD a popular gaming accessory brand that features a retro/collectible aspect.

In our return episode Brandon and Seb discusses the weekly news, why Pokemon Pinball is under rated and how Donkey Kong was close to be going called King Dong... no joke.

Brandon and Jake have an important announcement for the future of Retrospect!

Timestamps:

• 00:00 Intro
• 04:42 Announcement
• 20:29 What are ya playin'?
• 30:14 Outro

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Get in the Halloween Spirit with these Spooky (and not spooky) Games as Brandon and Jake talk about why they like, or don’t like spooky games, and recommend a few to get you started for the holiday season. 

Timestamps:

• 00:00 Intro
• 00:24 Our History with Scary Games
• 01:45 Our Preferred Spooky Game Setups
• 02:05 Brandon's First Scary Memory
• 04:21 Why don't we like spooky games?
• 07:56 Games that have Scared Us
• 13:14 How do you feel about cozy Halloween games? 
• 15:06 Not-so Spooky Games we Recommend
• 22:59 What are ya playin'?
• 26:52 Analogue Pocket Transparent Orders!

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We’re taking a listener topic suggestion and talking about about console controllers, how they’ve evolved, and some of our personal favorites!

Timestamps:

• 00:00 Intro
• 09:38 Console Controllers, Their Evolution, and Our Favorites
• 10:53 The Atari Joystick
• 12:47 Intellivision
• 14:28 Nintendo Entertainment System
• 17:38 Sega Genesis
• 20:32 Super Nintendo
• 24:16 PlayStation
• 27:15 Nintendo 64
• 29:57 PlayStation DualShock
• 32:01 Sega Dreamcast
• 36:31 The Nintendo GameCube
• 39:26 Xbox "The Duke"
• 41:47 Nintendo Wiimote and Nunchuck
• 44:57 DualShock 4
• 47:20 Wii U Gamepad
• 48:47 Xbox One
• 50:19 Nintendo Joy Cons
• 52:57 DualSense and Xbox Series X
• 55:10 Our Favorites
• 56:40 What are ya playin'?

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The video game lords blessed us with both a Nintendo Direct and PlayStation State of Play on the same day. Which presentation was better? What were some of the best announcements? Let's talk about it.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 Intro
• 02:32 Nintendo Direct and PlayStation State of Play
• 05:58 Our Favorite Announcements
• 14:49 What was missing?
• 15:53 Brandon's Thoughts About the Nitro Deck
• 19:38 PlayStation State of Play Thoughts
• 24:45 How would we rate this State of Play?
• 27:07 What are ya playin'?
• 28:17 Sea of Stars

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The Nintendo Game Boy might just be one of the greatest handhelds ever. Brandon and Jake talk about each iteration of the Game Boy starting with the DMG and ending with the Micro.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 Intro
• 12:08 The Legacy of the Game Boy
• 12:51 The History of the Game Boy
• 13:07 How did the Game Boy come to be?
• 16:45 Original Game Boy (1989)
• 19:37 Game Boy Pocket (1996)
• 20:09 Game Boy Light (1998)
• 21:20 Game Boy Color (1998)
• 25:28 Game Boy Advance (2001)
• 27:09 Game Boy Advance SP (2003)
• 29:04 Game Boy Micro
• 31:36 The Game Boy's Influence
• 34:58 How did the Original Game Boy last so long in the market?
• 39:05 Advice for Collectors
• 41:33 Our Favorite Memories
• 43:55 Will the Game Boy ever come back?
• 45:50 Outro

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Jason Velazquez aka Gameboy Zero joins the podcast to talk about his channel, how he got started, some of his favorite nostalgia-filled memories, and what’s next.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 Intro
• 02:20 Jason's Favorite Console & Game
• 05:58 Meet Jason a.k.a. GameBoyZero
• 07:53 When did it all start?
• 12:32 YouTube Shorts
• 17:44 Let's Talk about Nickelodeon
• 23:52 The early days of emulation
• 26:16 Analogue Woes
• 32:21 What's the goal for GameBoyZero?
• 35:39 One piece of advice that's helped in creating content
• 37:31 What are ya playing?
• 40:47 Outro

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