DF Retro Super Show

The DF Retro Show Show is back with something a little different! John and Audi are joined by Zach Aikman from Chuhai Labs to talk about the upcoming rail shooter Wild Blue Skies, which is directed by original Star Fox alum Giles Goddard.00:00 - Introduction01:32 - Main Topic: Wild Blue Skies and other Rail Shooters46:24 - Chuhai Labs and their previous work

John, Audi and Try are joined by Sean Cleaver from Blaze Entertainment to talk about the Evercade, a retro themed console that supports interchangeable cartridges and then they dive into the history of physical game media.00:00 - Introduction04:27 - News 1: M2 Emulation in MAME10:05 - News 2: The Goemon Collection19:29 - News 3: John Visits Audi21:56 - Main Topic: The Evercade40:42 - Looking back at the evolution of physical games1:17:55 - Back to Evercade

Audi Sorlie is back, with a deep dive into the brilliant Commodore 64, joined by guest BastichB 64K and legendary composer Chris Huelsbeck. The trio discuss the origins of the C64, the impact it had on the industry and its current revival. And of course, with Chris Huelsbeck on the panel, there's a special focus on the C64's amazing audio capabilities, plus a range of Supporter questions.00:00 - Introduction08:20 - Personal C64 Beginnings27:16 - Favorite C64 Music45:26 - Personal Top 5 C64 Games1:30:51 - C64 Ultimate Thoughts1:58:58 - The Future of the C64 & Questions for Chris Huelsbeck

In the wake of a fantastic series of summer showcases, the DF Retro Super Show panel spend a couple of hours going back to the origins of E3, covering off the first ten years and some truly stand-out games. 00:00 - INTRO2:59 - NEWS 1 - Ultimate Ghosts'n Goblins & PSP Overclocking19:36 - NEWS 2 - Castlevania Circle of the Moon on Genesis/Mega Drive26:33 - NEWS 3 - Gemini X28:36 - NEWS 4 - The Morph 2K Impressions34:44 - MAIN TOPIC: E3 199556:33 - E3 19961:03:39 - E3 19971:12:48 - E3 1998 & 19991:17:34 - E3 20001:26:17 - E3 20011:38:54 - E3 20021:46:40 - E3 20031:57:20 - E3 20042:08:33 - E3 2005 & Outro

The DF Retro Super Show is back, with John, Coury and Try being as topical as you can be in a show about old games! With this week's release of 007 First Light, the panel go back to the classic EA PlayStation 2 era, taking us through the line-up of 007 titles produced by the publisher.00:00 - Introduction02:11 - News: 10 Years of DF Retro09:27 - News: Steam Controller D-Pad Test15:48 - News: PlayStation 3 Surround Sound Thoughts25:22 - James Bond: The EA Years - The Early Releases32:08 - Agent Under Fire52:44 - Nightfire01:19:34 - Everything or Nothing01:41:14 - Goldeneye: Rogue Agent02:00:10 - From Russia With Love02:18:43 - Closing Thoughts and Outro

John, Try and Coury get to grips with the latest retro news - including the Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess decompilation - before moving into the main topic: revisiting Konami's exceptional Sunset Riders, the ports it spawned on home consoles and how it inspired other games.00:00 Introduction02:21 News 1 - Digging For Isix Digital Pictures Documentary10:44 News 2 - Zelda Twilight Princess Recomp17:22 News 3 - Documenting Games Release Dates23:55 News 4 - 32 Inch CRT Update30:14 Main Topic - Sunset Riders Arcade59:53 Sunset Riders - Sega Genesis01:08:59 Sunset Riders - SNES1:13:58 Successors and other similar games

John Linneman and guest Coury Carlson sit down in person in Coury’s basement for a DF Retro Super Show dedicated to arcade-to-home conversions. From Ghouls 'n' Ghosts, Bionic Commando and Thunder Fox and a slew of Sega super scaler titles through to truly massive ports like Street Fighter 2, the duo break down why some conversions shine while others completely miss the mark. 00:00 Introduction 02:35 Arcade to home ports

The DF Retro Super Show returns with another big signature episode. It's 25 years since the launch of the brilliant Game Boy Advance - so what better reason is there for John, Try and Coury to discuss the origins of the system, share anecdotes about the launch and then to spend well over two hours discussing every launch game in every territory? 00:00 - Introduction 02:37 - News 1 - Mortal Kombat 2 on the 3DO 10:27 - News 2 - The Super Mario Galaxy Movie 21:15 - News 3 - Big Advancements in PS3 Emulation 25:55 - Launch of the Game Boy Advance 58:00 - Japanese GBA Launch games 2:25:10 - USA and European GBA Launch games

With ten episodes of the DF Retro Super Show under their belts - 11 if you want to include the Analogue 3D review - John, Coury and Marc hand over the topic selection duties to backers of the DF Supporter Program. After discussing the latest retro news, it's straight into tackling questions direct from the audience. 00:00 - Introduction 01:02 - News 1 - Popcorn and Spinner Kickstarter 06:49 - News 2 - Retrotap from Kytor Industries 14:10 - News 3 - Evercade Nexus 21:58 - News 4 - Tokyo Wave Rush 27:01 - MAIN TOPIC: Q1 - "What new games would you like to see a demake of?" 32:55 - Q2 - "Can new LCD tech make old light guns work?" 36:10 - Q3 - "Do you have any arcade hardware?" 47:52 - Q4 - "What would the 5th Gen of consoles have been like without Sony?" 57:57 - Q5 - "Recommend some current retro-inspired RPGs" 1:07:00 - Q6 - "Top 3 Best looking pieces of retro hardware" 1:15:40 - Q7 - "What do you think of the recompilations of old games that have been released lately?" 1:23:12 - Q8 - "What are your holy grail games?" 1:28:00 - Q9 - "Is the Sega CD more than a FMV machine?" 1:38:04 - Q10 - "Different versions of the same game in the old days" 1:47:27 - Q11 - "Castlevania Bloodlines or Super Castlevania 4?" 1:52:58 - Q12 - "Considerations for buying modern displays to use with classic games" 1:59:07 - Q13 - "Nintendo64 or Game Sack?"