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Hello and welcome to the Retro Hour podcast, episode number 472, your weekly dose of retro gaming

and technology news with me, Dan Wood.

Me, Robbie Abbott, and me Joe Fox.

And great to be joining us for our little show that comes out every Friday.

And that brings you up to speed on all the big happenings in the wonderful world of retro gaming and technology.

And welcomes on Veterans of the Industry for a bit of a natter about their history and the titles

they worked on in the second half of the podcast. And this week, we're going to be talking

about our favourite subject, Ravi. A lot of talk about the Amiga this week, because, you know,

you and I are mega Amiga nerds. We don't make any secret about that. Yeah, yeah. This is a really interesting

interview actually because we're talking to Badger Punch games and they're actually making

kind of retro indie games as well. So they're indie games that are working on retro systems.

Rogue 64, which is an Amiga but it's Commodore 64 and of course Roguecraft as 64, which is an Amiga, but it's Commodore 64, and of course, Roguecraft as well,

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