Retronauts Episode 259: Limited Run Goes Retro

Retronauts

Technology, Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2019

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Jeremy Parish talks to Josh Fairhurst and Douglas Bogart of Limited Run Games about the company's growing line of classic game reissues, and the behind-the-scenes details of selling new retro game releases.

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0:00.0	This weekend, RetroNots, old games never die, they just get a limited run.
0:03.2	Everyone, welcome to this episode of RetroNots.
0:28.2	I'm Jerry Parrish co-hosting, actually just hosting this week.
0:31.0	My co-host.
0:32.0	I don't know where he is, but he's not here because I'm in Apex, North Carolina, which
0:36.1	is very close to Raleigh, North Carolina, once again at the offices of limited run games.
0:41.2	I was here a couple of years ago talking about stuff.
0:44.0	Now there's stuff that's actually more relevant to RetroNots this time.
0:48.2	Last time it was just like, hey, let's just talk about stuff.
0:52.5	This time it's like, hey, let's talk about old games because that's what you guys are
0:55.3	doing now.
0:56.3	This has been a big change in your business model.
0:58.6	Now you're just old games, right?
1:00.1	Only old games all the time.
1:02.5	It kind of feels that way.
1:03.7	To some degree, we're doing a lot of re-releases on modern platforms, but also re-releases on
1:08.0	original hardware as well as entirely new games for original hardware.
1:13.0	Just to let people know, I'm Josh Fairhurst.
1:15.3	I'm the co-founder of limited run games.
1:18.7	Next to me is, my name is Douglas Bogart.
1:22.3	I am also a co-founder.
1:24.0	Next to me is, you sound like a robot.
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