Decades of Fun: Computers Built to Last - This Week In Retro 62 - a podcast by Neil Thomas and John Shawler

This week Neil and Chris mull over whether it should be Retro or Vintage  Computing, take a look at some proposed new game controllers from Hori,  marvel at the incredible Tomb Raider Advance (yes, the original Tomb  Raider running on a Game Boy Advance), reminisce about their most used  Ceefax and Teletext pages while looking  at a modern implementation that  feeds in up to date info and consider if there is such a thing as a  computer designed to last.

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