Retronauts Episode 156: Ultima feat. Richard Garriott

Retronauts

Technology, Games, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2018

⏱️ 109 minutes

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Summary

It's a double dose of Ultima! First, Jeremy and Bob chat with Jason Wilson and Rowan Kaiser from Gamesbeat to explore the RPG series' legacy, then Richard Garriott (Lord British himself) shares anecdotes about the origins and evolution of the games.

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0:00.0	This weekend, RetroNots, Ultima, I barely know a!
0:03.0	Everyone and welcome to RetroNots episode, whatever the heck this is, I'm Jeremy Parish.
0:31.5	And this week, yes, we are talking about Ultima, and it's not just me talking about Ultima,
0:35.7	we've gone to some definitive sources, including Richard Gerried himself, but in the meantime,
0:41.4	you're going to have to make do with the studio full of people including, of course.
0:44.4	Hi, it's Bob Mackie, otherwise known as Lord Skiddish.
0:47.9	What's the best I could do?
0:50.2	That's pretty good.
0:51.2	Thank you.
0:52.2	And making his RetroNots debut, we also have a special guest for this episode.
0:57.8	Introduce yourself.
0:58.8	Rowan Kai, there you go.
0:59.8	There you go.
1:00.8	I think it's a good win job.
1:03.9	When you say your name and your own voice, so people can associate that with you.
1:08.0	It's all a bunch of white American dudes here.
1:11.4	That comes through on the mic.
1:13.3	The Ultima thing, you type in name and they tell you your name.
1:16.6	Okay, we should have started this episode with a tarot drawing, I guess.
1:20.0	That works too.
1:21.2	But oh well.
1:22.2	Yes, Rowan, why are you here this week?
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