Retronauts Vol. III Episode 6: Arcade Racing Games

Retronauts

Technology, Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2013

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

From jalopies to supercars (so to speak), we discuss 40 years of arcade-based driving games. Old friend and arcade game expert Matt Leone joins us to run through a pile of notable rubber-burning, quarter-munching experiences, and where they might be headed.

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0:00.0	What do you think a private conversation sounds like?
0:04.3	WhatsApp has multiple layers to protect your conversations.
0:08.0	Enter ending encryption makes personal messages unreadable to anyone on the outside.
0:12.9	Password protect individual chats with chat lock
0:15.6	and view once makes photos and videos disappear after they're seen.
0:19.3	With all these features working together,
0:21.5	this is what a truly private conversation sounds like.
0:26.5	WhatsApp message privately with multiple layers of protection.
0:30.0	On this edition of RetroNarts, blue-blue skies.
0:33.5	Hi everybody, welcome to RetroNarts. It's me Ray Barnhalt.
0:58.0	I'm on board for this one.
1:00.5	And with me, as always, is Bob Mackie.
1:04.5	Hi everybody.
1:05.5	Jeremy Parrish.
1:06.5	That's correct.
1:07.5	And our special guest this week, an old colleague, old friend, old coworker,
1:11.5	from Polygon, Matt Leone.
1:13.5	Yes.
1:14.5	Yes. Hi Matt.
1:15.5	I'm confused because you may sound like you all worked at Polygon.
1:18.5	No, I shouldn't.
1:19.5	There's a semicolon there.
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