Now this week on RetroNuts

Hello everybody, welcome to RetroNuts, another fun episode. I'm your host Bob

Mackie and today we're going to be reading your letters letters from listeners. That's our topic before before I start with our letters. Who else is here today?

Michael Rapara's awesome and Chris Kohler and who else also Ray Barnhole and these guys have all been on

RetroNuts before I think I got through you went through your guys too fast Michael. What are you doing?

What do you do and who are you? Oh people might have heard my voice on Vigegame Apocalypse my weekly podcast that I do on the laser time network. That's great. I also work for you be blog.

Chris, where can we find you? You can find me at wired.com because I work for wired writing about video games. Are you celebrating your like 15th year of

Harrison? That is you are not far off if we go back to the first article that ever appeared by me and wired it was

2002 and it was a review of the Legend of Zelda the Wind Waker and I said that it was great. We need to figure out Chris Kohler's secret. He's the only person who's

held onto a games journalism job for more than a decade. It's yeah, I the secret is talent. I'm the cockroach of the

wire. I can't get rid of it. And you've got pictures in other words, right? I be yet. Exactly. Okay. I got to get

and Ray of course a former regular now just a guess which is fine but perfectly fine. Exactly. No problem with that. No, no, no, no. And you do scrolled out VG or you did it and it's still

available. It's still great. And that was a great episode guys. Thanks so much for coming. Yeah, it turns out we didn't get any letters at all. No, but you know what? It was fun. No, see, I was so excited to get to

letters. I skipped over who you were but the letters are going to be great again. Once a year we allow you to talk to us and by that it's

very one sided you write into us. We might we might make fun of you. We might not. It's a bad idea all around. Exactly. But we have so much fun on these

episodes and it's part it's part charity part laziness. The charity is like you will talk to you. We'll say your name. We'll read your letter.

The laziness is like, you know, I spend six to eight hours researching for every episode on like what some

complainers might think. And if you guys have gotten my notes before you know they're roughly three to four thousand

words of just complete like meticulousness and annoying festitiusness and just every possible angle covered he went to

college. Yes, exactly. I know how to be a professionally anal that sounded weird. Yeah, professionally

festitius. Let's go back to that word. I'm more comfortable with the steadiest. So yeah, again, I like to hear what you have to

say and you all wrote in some great questions. And we normally do like a round up of virtual console stuff that

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