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Hello and welcome to the Retro Hour podcast, episode number 385, your weekly dose of retro gaming

and technology news with me, Dan Wood. Me Ravi Abbott and me Joe Fox. And great to be joining us

for our first show of July, right in the middle of the summer here in the UK.

And of course, we're all on a bit of a high after the incredible weekend that we just had.

Now, I don't know about you guys, but I'm pretty much floating on pure caffeine after Ravi's massive event at the weekend.

Of course, I kickstart the first Amiga show that's happened in almost a decade. Joe, can we give Ravi a little round of applause for an incredibly well-organized event, Ravi. I'm going to say, hats off to you, mate. It was so good. Cheers, guys. You know, it was a bit of a blur for me. I'm still trying to recover. I was running around a lot. and I kind of shot myself in the foot because I really wanted to go to this event

and, uh, trying to recover. I was running around a lot and I kind of shot myself in the foot because I

really wanted to go to this event. I didn't even know what was being sold on the tables. You know,

there was some cool devices and it was really cool just to see everyone have a good time. And

I can't wait to see some of the footage come out and like some of the photos. And also it's good meeting the patrons as well. Really good time. What did you guys think? I really, really enjoyed it. I was kind of glued to our stand all day because of Dan, you know, Mr. Popular, kept him getting like torn away and stuff like that. But I had a really great time. Like you say, talking to a lot of patrons, a lot of people just coming over and saying their fans of the show or even just coming over and having no idea who I am and just being like, why have you got a table of PS1 games that you're selling with an Amiga CD 32 on here what you're playing as well. And then it was just a fun day just kind of telling people what I was doing and who I was and stuff like that but

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