Game Scoop! Presents: 8-bit Radio

Game Scoop!

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🗓️ 1 July 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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0:00.0	What's up everybody?
0:10.5	Damon Hadfield here and as you listen to this, I am lying on a beach somewhere.
0:14.4	In fact, all of the Omega Cops are on vacation this week, but I couldn't let your ears
0:18.4	go scoopless for a whole seven days, so I put together an episode of 8-bit radio for
0:23.3	you.
0:24.3	If you haven't been listening to Game Scoop for years and years, 8-bit radio is a semi-regular,
0:29.2	side-quest radio show exhibiting the best in 8- and 16-bit music.
0:34.1	Right now we're kicking things off with a game that is getting a surprise sequel 30 years
0:38.2	after its original release.
0:40.2	This is the original Flashback, released for the Omega in 1992, although I played either
0:45.4	the Sega Genesis or a Super Nintendo version in 1993.
0:48.8	It's a cinematic platformer and the music definitely sounds cinematic.
0:53.6	This is the opening theme, the menu theme, and some selections from the early moments of
0:58.0	the game.
4:28.0	This is the Goonies 2, released in 1987 on the NES.
4:38.0	It has the classic purpose too and there are still a few pieces that I sound like
5:00.2	She also loves stickies, so嘛!
5:03.9	He actually feels so excited
5:06.4	But does this a game over boundaries?
5:11.2	There he is!
5:14.2	прim our
5:19.1	Is there any other way to solve this problem?
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