Hey everyone, it's Jeremy and before we start this episode, I just wanted to let you

know that RetroNots is taking over from sea to shining sea.

That's right, this coming weekend we're going to be in Long Island Garden City, New York

for Long Island Retro Gaming Expo.

Cradle of Aviation Museum, a whole bunch of us are going to be talking about a whole

bunch of different things during this show.

So check it out if you happen to be in the Long Island area, the New York Tri-State

region or wherever they call it.

Come and see us.

Then, the weekend of August 26, I believe, will be in Hartford, Connecticut, the two-fark

of New York, at Retro World Expo.

That'll be myself, and Nadia, and Diamond.

And then, the weekend after that, because I'm a lunatic, I'm going to hop on a airplane

and go to Seattle and present a panel at PAX West about the history of baseball 2000

with its Game Boy programmer, Robert Champagne, and also the creator of a really cool device

that allows 16 Game Boy's to link together by the name of Alex Bear.

Bob will also be there for a cameo, maybe not on the panel, but at some point, perhaps

at the meet-up after the panel where you can bring your own Game Boy Color, Game Boy

Pocket, or Game Boy Advance, or Game Boy Advance SP, and attempt to join us in setting

a world record as we try to link 16 copies of baseball 2000 for Game Boy together for

a competitive head-to-head session.

In theory, it's possible, and people have gotten it up to like 14 or 15.

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