Retronauts Vol. IV Episode 31: All Hail the DS

Retronauts

Technology, Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2015

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

What is "retro"? This week, we test the limits by talking about a 10-year-old system whose games you can still buy at retail. But in fairness, the Nintendo DS was pretty much retro from the moment of its conception. Featuring the voices of Games Radar's Henry Gilbert and USgamer's Kat Bailey.

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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 end encryption makes personal messages unreadable to anyone on the outside.
0:12.8	Password protect individual chats with chat lock
0:15.6	and view once makes photos and videos disappear after they're seen.
0:19.2	With all these features working together,
0:21.5	this is what a truly private conversation sounds like.
0:25.4	WhatsApp message privately with multiple layers of protection.
0:30.0	As we can return odds, let's explore the third pillar.
0:55.2	Hi everyone and welcome to another exciting episode of Retro Nuts.
1:00.3	I'm your upbeat and chipper host, Jeremy Parrish.
1:04.0	And here celebrating life with me in the studio,
1:07.4	we have none other than let's go clockwise this time.
1:12.2	Cap Bailey, senior editor at USGamer, Pokemon Master.
1:16.5	I don't want to see it all. Henry Gilbert features editor,
1:20.4	games radar. Hi.
1:22.4	And I'm Bob Mack, I'm another senior editor at games.
1:25.4	What? No, I work at USGamer.
1:27.0	Help, where am I?
1:28.0	What? We're just covered with seniors at that place, aren't we?
1:30.5	Bob is going to defect over to games radar.
1:32.8	Yeah, I blew it. God, Henry.
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