Select Game explores the software library, marketing strategy, history and lore surrounding the Magnavox Odyssey2 video game console and its European equivalents, the Videopac and Jopac consoles. Hosted by Earl Green. Frequency: monthly.
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Select Game explores the software library, marketing strategy, history and lore surrounding the Magnavox Odyssey2 video game console and its European equivalents, the Videopac and Jopac consoles. Hosted by Earl Green. Frequency: monthly.
Strange Brew! What has kept the Odyssey2 alive into the 21st century? Not me talking about it, that’s for sure – it’s the homebrew programmers and their sometimes brilliant, sometimes frustrating additions to the Odyssey2 and Videopac libraries. This month’s show examines a cross-section of homebrew titles, from the very first to the fairly recent. (35:55) Right-click and “save as” to download manually | Archive.org mirror | Stitcher | Throwback Network | Gamebygamepodcast.com Links from this episode: Aaron the Aant! via 2600connection.com Play Amok! on the Odyssey2 Multicart via PackratVG.com Kill The Attacking Aliens via PackratVG.com Wildlife! via 2600connection.com John Reder’s Handy Pick Hank! John Reder’s UFO! Don’t Give This Tape To Earl (also available on iTunes) Select Game merch at Redbubble! theLogBook.com Patreon The all-new theLogBook.com Forums theLogBook.com’s Facebook page (talk to us) Chiptune cover songs by Kasatochi (free downloads, including the Select Game Season One soundtrack) theLogBook.com Store (get my latest book, WARP!1!) Read the full interview with Bob Harris here. (Special thanks to Cav at Classic Gamer Magazine) Fabulous prizes!
Select Game – theLogBook.com
Select Game explores the software library, marketing strategy, history and lore surrounding the Magnavox Odyssey2 video game console and its European equivalents, the Videopac and Jopac consoles. Hosted by Earl Green. Frequency: monthly.
