As we can return out, we sing the ballad of Bimmy Lee.

Hi everyone, welcome to another episode of RetroNots.

I'm the extremely loud Jeremy Parrish. My goodness, I need to turn down the mic.

Okay, there we go. And I am in Long Island, New York.

I guess is Long Island is not a place you're in. It's your on Long Island.

Yeah, I mean, it is. Yeah.

Okay, I'm in Garden City on Long Island in the state of New York.

That's that's what's happening here. And with me here in a hotel room, we have

Kirk Kalata. And you are from hardcore gaming 101.

And with you on the other side of the table, we have Rob Russo. That's me.

I'm a do the hardcore gaming 101 podcast.

So these guys are here once again because I'm in their neighborhood and we presented

at Long Island Retro Expo. If you weren't here, that's too darn bad because you missed a fun talk.

But that's okay because we're going to have another fun talk right here.

And this year there aren't hot rotters outside making a lot of noise.

So that's very exciting to me personally because it means there won't be problems with the sound quality.

Anyway, this this year I opened up the floor to Kurt and Rob and said,

what should we talk about when I make you sit in in my hotel room and be on my podcast? And they said,

double dragon.

Yeah, I thought it was interesting because it was such a ubiquitous like game, like license.

It was everywhere for a while and then nobody even thinks about it.

It kind of crashed and burned. It was super popular and I mean, we don't know exactly what happened

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