This week in Retronauts, you've been asking for it, you've been begging for it, you've been on your knees, prostrating yourselves, saying Stuart, please, when, when are you going to do it, when?

Please, what, please, I've been waiting so long, I've been waiting so long.

I've given up so much.

Please, Stuart, when?

But now, at last, it's tail time. Hello, I'm Stuart Chip, and as I said earlier in the very, very long intro, it is in fact

tail time.

And you know what that means?

It means we're talking about Gex finally and at the time of recording I've got

COVID now you wouldn't know it because I've put on my exciting enthusiast radio-ish

voice to do this but in reality I feel like I'm going to die in like five

seconds so before that happens I think we'll introduce some the fine

gex a tears who are with us today. Let's start with, let's just go at random and see who answers.

Right, I just start. I'm Thomas Nickle and I currently feel like I'm trapped in boy George's pants.

Oh God.

And hi, I'm John Linaman again here to talk more platform games because we've become kind of a trio for talking weird obscure platform games that aren't Nintendo made.

And I wouldn't have any other way.

This is what I want.

I want to, I want my, I want to have these little niches, I want these little crews

where we cover all of the different things that tickled my nipples. Now, Gex of course, slightly relevant because

limited run games recently announced that the Gex trilogy is coming to Carbon Engine, which is something I don't know a huge amount about,

but all I know is that it means we're getting Gex back.

So I guess that's an emulation kind of thing.

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