Game Scoop! Presents: The Top 100 Console Games, Part 2

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🗓️ 3 February 2015

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Learn about The Legend of Zelda, Mario Bros., Shark! Shark! and more in the thrilling conclusion to our top '80s console games discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up everybody welcome back to a very special retro edition of the Game Scoop
0:16.2	podcast we're discussing a list of the top 100 console video games of the 80s 1977 to
0:23.6	87 to be exact.
0:24.6	It's been so long I can't remember the previous 50 you know we just left off at junior
0:27.9	Pac-Man.
0:28.9	Oh yeah that's your Pac-Man the scrolling game.
0:31.2	I am your host Damon Hatfield joined by Sam Clayboy.
0:33.8	What's up everybody.
0:34.8	Jared Petty.
0:35.8	Howdy.
0:36.8	And yeah we are glad you guys enjoyed the first half we made through the first 50 games
0:41.4	and these are in alphabetical order.
0:43.8	So now launching into the back half of the book.
0:46.7	What's the book in the author's name?
0:48.2	The book is called the 100 greatest console video games 1977 to 1987 by Brett Weiss.
0:54.9	So remember the cutoff is 87 which doesn't leave a lot of Nintendo.
0:58.1	Yeah that's an important distinction because the Nintendo explosion really comes in 88.
1:03.2	That's the year by on a command who came out that's the year that matters.
1:05.4	A lot of the listeners have been tweeting at me and Mr Weiss but Mr Weiss is yet to respond.
1:11.6	Oh I hope he talks to us.
1:13.6	Anyway did you find him?
1:15.9	The listeners did.
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