Retronauts: Live At Midwestern Gaming Classic 2016

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Technology, Games, Video Games, Leisure

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🗓️ 18 April 2016

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Jeremy and Bob hit the mean streets of Milwaukee to talk about the SEGA Master System on the eve of its 30th anniversary. Featuring special SEGA expert guests Greg Sewart and Dylan Cornelius. Special thanks to 249 Studios for the live recording! Be sure to visit our blog at Retronauts.com, and check out our partner site, USgamer, for more great stuff. And if you'd like to send a few bucks our way, head on over to our Patreon page!

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0:00.0	This week in Retro Nuts, for all my rage, I'm just a snail in a maze.
0:04.0	Hi everyone and welcome to the Midwest Gaming Classic live episode of Retro Nuts. We don't
0:31.7	know what numbers they are. But I am the host of this week's panel podcast, Jeremy
0:39.7	Parish, and this week we'll be talking about the Sega Master System. For those of you who
0:46.7	came out to see us, specifically, thank you very much, and for those of you who just had a really good seat
0:51.7	here in the bar area, we are a classic gaming podcast, almost running for 10 years now. I'm
1:00.7	one of the co-hosts. Bob Backey down there is the other. Oh, thank you so much. Oh please, oh please. And you can check out the
1:10.7	podcast on iTunes or usgamer.net or Retro Nuts.com. Easy to find where everywhere. So anyway, we'll just jump straight
1:18.7	into this week's topic. This episode follows the original Retro Nuts episode of Sega Master System
1:26.7	about, by about nine years, it's been quite a while, it's 2007. And people still are very, very angry
1:34.7	about that episode because they feel that we fail to give the Master System sufficient love. So in order to make
1:40.7	up for that, and to make sure no one ever complains about the way we talked about Sega Master System again, we have flown in
1:47.7	to Sega experts. Immediately to my right is Greg Stewart. Hello. I'm Greg Stewart. I'm formerly
1:57.7	an electronic gaming monthly. Currently, one of the hosts of the Player One podcast, which has been running
2:03.7	about the same length of time as Retro Nuts, and also running YouTube series about the history of the
2:09.7	Genesis called that generation 16. And next to him is one Mr. Dylan Cornelius. Dylan, what are your bonapais?
2:17.7	I bonapais. I run a site called SegaDuds.com and I'm currently in the process of reviewing every game ever released for
2:27.7	a Sega console. And I've gotten through about half of the Master System library from 85 to 89. That's Japanese European
2:35.7	and American releases. So hopefully I can provide some insights here. And then there's Bob. Hi everybody. I was told this
2:45.7	podcast would be about ELF and Alphrelated products. We are talking about ELF. Okay, go ahead. I'll be it briefly. I rewatched the entire
2:52.7	series for this, so I'm ready. Even the movie Project Elm. So anyway, the Sega Master System was released in America in 1986.
3:02.7	It was a direct competitor to Nintendo's entertainment system. Okay, we got that much. But I specifically called Dylan to take part in this
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