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.
A Deep Dive Into The Vaporware Realm! Who killed the Odyssey3? Was it a machine with underwhelming capabilities that would’ve been DOA? Or was it killed by its own heir apparent, the Odyssey4? Forget everything you thought you knew about the end of the Odyssey consoles. (53:53) Right-click and “save as” to download manually | Stitcher | Throwback Network | Gamebygamepodcast.com The rockin’ new theme song for Select Game is “Fat Cat Wants Tasty Fish” by Teleidofusion, via the Free Music Archive. Who killed the Odyssey3, and when? Links from this episode: Odyssey3 photo gallery Front page of Arcade Express breaks the news a month before CES – December 1982 Electronic Fun With Computers & Games Game Workout: Odyssey3 – March 1983 Odyssey4/Intellivision IV Non-Disclosure Agreement drafts Odyssey4 Technical Notes Select Game merch at Redbubble! theLogBook.com Patreon Studio build & set decoration wish list at Amazon.com The all-new theLogBook.com Forums theLogBook.com’s Facebook page (talk to us) theLogBook.com Store (holy crap, at the time this podcast drops, everything’s only a buck!) Don’t Give This Tape To Earl (also available on iTunes) Retrogram Podcast (coming in 2019)
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.
