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Hi everyone, welcome to an episode of a segment. I'm not sure yet, but this is RetroNots and I

am as you would expect Jeremy Parrish. And this week we are talking about something near and

dear to my heart. The printed word concerning classic video games. That's actually kind of,

it's kind of my gig now. That's what I do at limited run games is make books about old video games

or publish them. And so with me on this episode, we have two authors who are not, you know,

they don't publish with me, but they've published great books and are here to kind of talk about

them and, and, you know, I'm sure there will be some promotion in here. But both of them are

absolutely worth checking out, you know, giving some attention to. And both of them, I believe,

have basically been republished in new editions very recently, correct me if I'm wrong, but

I'm not sure yet. Why don't we start with, let's go with the local guest, Evan, please introduce

yourself and talk a little bit about your book just as a quick intro. Hi, my name's Evan Amos,

I'm a photographer. And for the past decade, I guess at this point, I've been taking photos that

I put on Wikipedia, on Wikipedia articles for video game consoles and other things. And that

project eventually led to me doing a book about video game history, which starts all the way from

the Magnavox Odyssey to today. And it's the game console. I just released the second edition.

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