Coming up on this week's show, an incredible new Sega Saturn Racerlands.

A legendary computer magazine returns.

And we celebrate Amiga's 40th birthday with our incredible friends of bitmap books.

Now, of course, today we're going to be celebrating the Amiga.

Have you seen their amazing book, Commodore Amiga, a visual compendium?

Now, this covers all the benchmark Amiga titles, starting in the early days, Defender of the Crown,

Barbarian, going through all the classics that we remember, Rocket Ranger, Populous, Cannabot,

speedball, worms weighing in at more than 420 pages.

If you love the Amiga, you need to check this out and the rest

of their retro gaming collection at bitmapbooks.com. And with our friends at PCB way. Now, I'm sure

you know about PCB way. Big supporters of the retro community, they offer fully featured

custom PCB prototyping services with low-cost, fast turnaround quality boards, and if you're in the market for things like 3D printing and injection molding, they've got you covered.

And check out their shared project section on their website and get an instant quite right now at PCBway.com.

Hello and welcome to the Retro Hour podcast, episode number 476, your weekly dose of retro gaming and technology news with me, Dan Wood.

Me, Ravi Appet.

And me, Bill Winters, also known as Amiga Bill.

Amiga Bill joins a team. Welcome Amiga Bill.

Let's go, baby.

40s anniversary. I'm so pumped.

Let's do this.

Well, the reason that we do have a special guest host on this week's podcast, not only did the time we work out very well because Joe's away sending himself this week.

But obviously, I did kind of touch on the last couple of weeks.

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