Retronauts Episode 223: Epoch's Game Pocket Computer

Retronauts

Games, Leisure, Technology, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Jeremy Parish and Bob Mackey consult with handheld connoisseur Alex "kraeman" Forsyth about the impressive portable system that beat Game Boy to the punch by five years: The Epoch Game Pocket Computer.

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0:23.4	To get the exporters' edge, go to UKExportFinance.gov.uk
0:28.0	or search UKExportFinance.
0:30.2	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:52.8	All right.
0:53.6	And so now we are not at a panel at Midwest Gaming Classic.
0:57.8	We are just at Midwest Gaming Classic in our exclusive high-tech recording studio.
1:04.2	And we have procured none other than, hi, my name is Alex Forsyth.
1:10.8	And I've been a RetroNots listener for as long as I can really, really early on.
1:17.3	And I am an Abid collector of handheld video games.
1:23.3	And that's great because this is Game Boy's 30th anniversary.
1:26.2	But we are not talking about Game Boy's 30th anniversary right now.
1:29.5	We were talking about something adjacent to that.
1:32.2	Alex, have you been on the show before?
1:33.8	I know you requested the wrestle knots topic,
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