I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• Tony wants to play Elite on his BBC Micro, but the smoking capacitors have other ideas
• James’ original Xbox had a hidden surprise, a leaking clock capacitor that nearly destroyed the console
• Restoring James’ Commodore 64 – real dead bugs
• The C64 Tapecart SD for fast loading cassette games in just a few seconds
• The amazing Commodore 64 loading graphics and music
• Importance of preserving the stories from those who experienced such big tech and software advances
• The Sony PlayStation Vita with its stunning OLED display where sales flopped
• The cleverness of the dual screen display of the Nintendo DS
• Drooling over modern crystal replacement cases for retro consoles
• SEGA Dreamcast modding with the GDemu and DreamPSU
• The original power supply on the C64 is another danger!
• The video tour of Tony’s collection of retro gear
• ‘The Spectrum‘ hardware announced for emulating classic Spectrum titles
• What is a ‘sensible’ retro collection purchase?
• James’ lovely yet battered Amiga 500 purchased for £30

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #38 – Original Xbox Ticking Disaster, PS Vita Beauty & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #38 – Original Xbox Ticking Disaster, PS Vita Beauty & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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I am joined by Alex Brown, programmer of an upcoming brand new beat-em-up 2-player game for the Commodore Amiga – Metro Siege. With the target platform the Amiga A500, originally released way back in 1987! Alex takes us through the journey of pushing the limits of the Amiga A500, the experience of programming with the Amiga custom chips and how this wonderful passion project will become a final release.

Topics include:

• How Alex became a programmer
• Alex’s favourite game influences
• Why create a new game for the Amiga?
• Pushing the limits of the Amiga A500
• Taking the Amiga online with cross system online multiplayer
• The art of releasing a beta or technical preview and gathering feedback
• Keeping the gameplay smooth with 2 players, enemies and lush surroundings
• Parallax scrolling, moving trains and what’s needed to achieve the results
• Using modular character animation on the Amiga
• Given extra life to a retro computing platform
• The reason for the expansion memory of 512kb memory requirement
• The programming resources available for the Amiga
• The tricks of the trade for programming the Amiga
• The software and tools for creating Amiga games
• Emulation versus real hardware for testing
• The size of the team and the understanding of the capabilities of the Amiga
• The biggest challenge of getting the game to work
• Why AGA has not been targeted… yet?
• Ensuring there is an end goal to any “passion project”

If you watch the video version of the podcast, I have captured Metro Siege running from my own Amiga A500 (which mine does have Pistorm installed, but I have been assured it will still run great without one). You can find out more by visiting the Metro Siege website.

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Original post link: New Metro Siege Game for Amiga Interview – Programmer Alex Brown – Game & Gadget Podcast #37, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: New Metro Siege Game for Amiga Interview – Programmer Alex Brown – Game & Gadget Podcast #37, created by James Woodcock.
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I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software and Aaron Fothergill previously from Argonaut Games and now with Shifty Eye Games as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• James’ visit to Tony’s retro computer and console collection
• Tony spending money to get his retro collection connected to a modern display – OSSC, RGB cables, power cables etc
• Mister FPGA costs versus retro hardware collections
• Aaron positive thoughts (and excellent excuses) on the cost of collecting retro hardware
• The Atari Falcon, the development kit for the Atari Jaguar
• Aaron’s first computer, which he still owns!
• Modifying old computers ROM chips and copyright risk
• My brand new retro hardware portable device for less than £1
• RGB cables everywhere!
• The Apple G4 Cube USB flaw
• Skiving to get into computer games
• The inspiration of the ZX81 and micro computers
• My fondness of the Atari 65XE 8-bit computer
• Bye bye ICQ
• Tony and Aaron invent Code Jenga
• Development is hard
• Manually typing code from old books and magazines – oh the typos!
• Code in books, to disks on magazines to digital DLC
• What happens to digital licensed content when you die?
• The importance of archiving DLC and game patches
• Licensing music for games
• The cost of patching a console game
• The beauty of Xbox Live Arcade and developing the first games
• Playing Xbox Live Arcade version of Golden Eye on an Xbox 360 debug unit

Featured Atari Falcon image By F-Andrey, CC BY 2.0, Link

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #36 – New Retro Handheld Under £1, Cost of Retro Tech & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #36 – New Retro Handheld Under £1, Cost of Retro Tech & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• James hunting for a SEGA Genesis in the USA
• Broken Sword Reforged Kickstarter blasts through £50,000 target to over half a million!
• Broken Sword 2 remastered?
• Did Tony from Revolution Software realise Broken Sword on its original release would be so popular?
• The design differences between Lure of the Temptress, Beneath a Steel Sky & Broken Sword
• Balancing PC minimum spec and recommended levels in development of games
• Sony PlayStation 5 Pro details leaked splitting the PS5 target specs
• Triple AAA titles and layoffs in the industry
• Netflix, Disney Plus etc and how we are cancelling subscriptions due to raising prices
• The needless pain of grinding in a game to progress
• Match 3 games and the lightning energy nonsense
• Apple EU App Stores
• Tony’s first article on Pixel Refresh, Beneath A Steel Sky Sets as Broken Sword Dawns – Revolution Book Preview
• James’ article on Pixel Refresh, CRT TV for Retro Gaming – The Beauty, Buying, Repair & Despair
• Acorn Pocket Book preview
• YouTube Premium, if only they would separate YouTube Music
• Apple Music for lossless, even on Android
• Where is Spotify HiFi lossless audio??? Literally years since the original announcement
• WearOS versus Tizen on smartwatches
• Tony’s Apple Watch experience

NOTE: Tony or I lost connection at the very end, so the conversation goes a little odd as we wonder where the other person went :) Luckily the software locally records so Tony continued recording!

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #35 – Retro Vs Modern Gaming, Subscriptions Galore & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #35 – Retro Vs Modern Gaming, Subscriptions Galore & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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I am joined by Aaron Fothergill previously from Argonaut Games and now with Shifty Eye Games, Martin Mulrooney of Alternative Magazine Online and Karl from Retro32 as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• What is BBS and how was it used?
• BBS today on the Amiga
• The joys and sounds of dial up internet and blocking for Grandmothers
• Piracy software and the effects on development and livelihoods
• Funny copy protection at level 10
• Jetstrike release version not the final and included a serious bug
• Jetstrike game featured Aliens “one in a million” chance though of seeing them!
• How did we all use our first connections to the Internet?
• The success of iTunes and iTunes Match against mp3 piracy
• Broken Sword Reforged and AI as a tool
• Our fondness of Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered and its intentional limitations
• How what is acceptable has changed over the years
• Early gameplay mechanics

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #34 – Tomb Raider, BBS, Jetstrike & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #34 – Tomb Raider, BBS, Jetstrike & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software and Karl from Retro32 as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• James’ experiences with emulator Gotek floppy drives for retro computers and the Atari 520 STFM
• Tony’s experience of the Anbernic portable handheld RG35XX Plus
• Challenges faced when updating the Anbernic device
• Using original gaming hardware versus FPGA
• Keeping retro computers and consoles alive
• Discussion on the financial aspects of retro gaming, accessories and their cost
• ScummVM now officially available on the Apple App Store
• Various handheld devices for portable emulation
• So many ‘mini’ devices bringing back our retro memories
• The challenge of shipping a Steam Deck to Ukraine (the update)
• Super Amigas?
• How long would you need to learn to become a developer!
• Tony’s new game demo coming soon…

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #33 – Super Amiga, Real Hardware Vs FPGA & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #33 – Super Amiga, Real Hardware Vs FPGA & More…, created by James Woodcock.
For even more content, visit Pixel Refresh - Gaming & Tech | Retro & Modern.

I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• James & Tony meeting in person for the very first time!
• Crash Live 2023 Sinclair Spectrum event experiences
• ZX Spectrum Vs C64 banter
• ZX Spectrum Next explored
• How to program the Z80 book
• Tony is using Windows 11… We checked! (the dedicated macOS enthusiast)
• Tony and Charles Cecil presenting at Crash Live 2023 regarding Artic Games / Revolution Software
• Porting games in the 8-bit / 16-bit era
• Mister FPGA Vs real hardware
• The RG35XX and RG35XX Plus portable handheld consoles experiences
• It’s difficult to send a Steam Deck to Kiev
• What Tony is going to do with his ZX Spectrum Next for programming
• Tony’s new game Wormhole Dungeon
• What platforms could be targeted?
• Remembering the SEGA Dreamcast
• Broken Sword Reforged Kickstarter open for registration

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #32 – ZX Spectrum Next, Anbernic RG35XX Plus & More…, created by James Woodcock.
For even more content, visit Pixel Refresh - Gaming & Tech | Retro & Modern.

Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #32 – ZX Spectrum Next, Anbernic RG35XX Plus & More…, created by James Woodcock.
For even more content, visit Pixel Refresh - Gaming & Tech | Retro & Modern.

I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software and Aaron Fothergill previously from Argonaut Games and now with Shifty Eye Games as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• The engineering conundrum of granny squares
• You don’t have to be an expert in the field to write a game about a particular topic
• Tony appears on more panels
• Retro computers & consoles and inspiring the young
• Unity Engine going downhill
• The craziness of gaming marketing and advertising
• The beauty of Apple skeuomorphism before iOS 7
• Every operating system goes partially transparent
• MacBook Pro 2015 craziness of design – goodbye ports, hello dongles
• Collecting old phones and the battery bulging dangers
• James gets himself another Commodore 64
• The similarity of technology used on older retro computers
• Disks surviving, discs rotting
• Tony’s Amstrad CPC fixed and working
• The loudness of 52x CD-ROM drives – spin spin spin!

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #31 – Exploding Phones, Retro Future, Unity Chaos & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #31 – Exploding Phones, Retro Future, Unity Chaos & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

•  Tony has been on an event panel and another to follow with Charles Cecil of Revolution Software
•  The Acorn Electron bargain £20 spend
•  So many 8-bit computers that didn’t make it!
•  Storing computers is harder than consoles!
•  Tony’s 8-bit computer collection
•  Collecting original retro computer boxes and using modern replicas 
•  The Enterprise computer that failed
•  Real Amiga with PiStorm and a Raspberry Pi makes your CPU stupid fast!
•  All the versions of the Atari ST
•  The true joy of programming for the Motorola 68000
•  Tony wanting to write an Amiga game in the future
•  Programming between the different 16-bit computers
•  Broken Sword Reforged using AI and ‘real’ artists to increase the visual detail

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #30 – 8-bit Computers, PiStorm, Broken Sword Reforged & More…, created by James Woodcock.
For even more content, visit Pixel Refresh - Gaming & Tech | Retro & Modern.

Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #30 – 8-bit Computers, PiStorm, Broken Sword Reforged & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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I am joined by Aaron Fothergill previously from Argonaut Games and now with Shifty Eye Games, Steve Ince who is an artist, game designer and writer working on games from Revolution Software such as Broken Sword and also a new guest to our podcast Rees from YouTube channel ctrl-alt-rees as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• Steve Ince discusses his retirement from gaming work
• What games Steve has been playing now he has a little more time
• Steve releasing yet more books!
• The pain of the developer crunch time
• Life as ctrl-alt-rees and his fascination with Atari
• Atari ST and the MIDI capabilities
• Computers for homework *cough* games!
• Homework on an Acorn Archimedes A3010 and dot matrix printers
• Atari ST and 32 person strong multiplayer games with MIDI connections
• The horror when you realise what you have thrown away, and then it becomes valuable
• Steve’s computer journey
• Taking a high quality scan, reducing to 128 colours for PC, reducing to 32 colours for Amiga
• A changing colour pixel for a convincing ‘blink’
• Broken Sword on the Nintendo Wii
• Rise of the Triads and the music of Lee Jackson
• The ever growing retro community
• Robin Williams suing Disney and the risk of the colour blue

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #29 – Atari ST Nostalgia, Pink Genies & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #29 – Atari ST Nostalgia, Pink Genies & More…, created by James Woodcock.
For even more content, visit Pixel Refresh - Gaming & Tech | Retro & Modern.

I am joined by Tony Warriner who is one of the founders of Revolution Software and Aaron Fothergill previously from Argonaut Games and now with Shifty Eye Games as we discuss more gaming, gadgets and technology both retro and modern.

Topics include:

• Atari Jaguar – 64-bit development issues with Tom & Jerry chips
• Threading commands with the Atari Jaguar
• Nintendo Wii U naming failure
• Nintendo Switch and Valve Steam Deck
• Folding smartphones and remembering the Motorola V3i and WAP
• Beyond smartphones, the Apple Vision Pro?
• 3D cinema with custom 2D glasses
• 3D televisions dead, but 3D movies still being released
• Disney+ IMAX and the 4K Blu-ray disks NOT always including premium features (Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Vision etc)
• Streaming services licence issues, content removed
• The Orville, more Star Trek than Star Trek
• The wonders of Plex
• Couldn’t even playback an MP3 music file without stuttering on a 486 PC

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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #28 – Atari Jaguar Development, Beyond Smartphones & More…, created by James Woodcock.
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Original post link: Game & Gadget Podcast #28 – Atari Jaguar Development, Beyond Smartphones & More…, created by James Woodcock.
For even more content, visit Pixel Refresh - Gaming & Tech | Retro & Modern.