Retronauts Vol. III Episode 25: 8-Bit Anarchy in the U.K.

Retronauts

Technology, Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2014

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

It's taken nearly eight years, but we finally got a real live British person to join us so we can talk about the most egregious failure in Retronauts coverage: Britain's 8-bit micros. By request of Mike Wasson, Jaz Rignall lays a tarp over the gap.

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0:00.0	This weekend, RetroNots, all the losers of the World Cup rally together as one.
0:05.7	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING
0:28.1	Everyone, welcome to episode 25 of the third season of RetroNots.
0:33.9	Yeah.
0:34.6	This is, I'm sad to say, my final RetroNots episode.
0:39.0	Bam, for this season.
0:41.0	And then there will be next season, and we're still sorting out the details on that.
0:43.9	But oh yes, there will be another season.
0:46.6	If only because there's still a lot of Kickstarter stuff we haven't fulfilled yet.
0:51.9	So yeah, I'm Jeremy Parish, and in the studio far from me we have Ray Barnhold here.
1:00.4	And with me, also are, I'm Bob Mackie, and I have to say God save the Queen.
1:04.5	And that's Rick Nolan, and I am obligated to say God save the Queen too.
1:10.0	Oh my goodness.
1:11.0	Such an amazing accent.
1:13.5	How uncanny.
1:15.1	It's almost as though we brought in someone specifically from the United Kingdom to talk
1:19.1	about the UK gaming scene of the 1980s, as many people have complained to us that we
1:24.0	haven't done.
1:25.0	Well, here we are.
1:26.0	I wonder why.
1:27.0	I think now that Jazz is here, we can't do bad British accents.
1:30.6	No.
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