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Hello and welcome to the Retro Hour podcast episode number 351, your weekly dose of retro gaming

and technology news with me, Dan Wood.

Me Ravi Abbott and me Joe Fox.

And a very warm welcome to our first show of November. Clocks have changed to you in the UK. Even though we're recording this at like half-nine, it feels so late. Don't you think? Oh my God. I thought it was like 11 o'clock. It's been a long night. It's been a long day. You know, I didn't even notice because all the modern devices just change the clocks automatically. So you kind of just switched into a time zone. Apart from, you've always got that one clock in your house, which is like, for me, you know, windable. Yeah, it's the cook o'clock for me. Talking about devices that did it, my Amiga 1200, I noticed change your time automatically the other day. I've got a little, must have tool in there. Oh wow. I think the time automatically. So pretty impressed with that. But I mean, obviously we're now into November. There's darker nights here. And a good time to, you know, snuggle in, get the heating on. If you can afford it in your part of the world, we can't hear. And just play some classic video games. And this show celebrates all of that.

I mean, everything from the Commodore 64 to the Sinclair Spectrum,

the Sega Mega Drive to the Super Nintendo, the N64 to the PS1, all of that.

And actually, sometimes we go really old school.

Like in this week's show, now, it's not very often that we get guests on where we think

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