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Hello and welcome to the Retro Hour podcast, episode number 3.91, your weekly dose of

retro gaming and technology news with me, Dan Wood, me Robbie Abbott, and me Joe Fox.

And here we go again, our favourite bit of the week, just before the weekend when we get to

reminisce about all things retro, classic video games, old school consoles, old school tech,

and of course we welcome on a veteran of the industry to share their story in the second

half of the podcast.

Basically, if you love old video games, old systems, and you remember this sound,

then this is the podcast for you. You're getting into the obscure stuff now, aren't you,

Dan? And I know you guys look forward to the sounds every week, and I thought I'd pick another console startup there. Any idea on that one, Joe? I mean, I joked about the Apple Pippin the other week. You know what? I nearly use the Apple Pippin one, but literally it goes, Pippin. And that is the Apple Pippin startups. I don't know what that was. Oh, what was that?

I don't know it. You're going to tell me it's something like really obvious now as well. It was the PlayStation 2. I know what that sounds like. No one remembers this one. It's the Philip CDI. Oh. So there you go. Not a system. Many people haven't their collection. I thought it was like a, you know, a TV show outro, you know, like an 80s documentary.

Yeah, or like a kid children's TV, like Saturday morning cartoons at the end where it'd do like, dick or whatever.

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