Bob and his Talking Simpsons/What A Cartoon co-host Henry Gilbert discuss the series' history and then the episode itself which turns out to be surprisingly humorous given that it was expressly created to sell toys.Įven though this podcast ends on a bit of a cliffhanger, I just wanted to reassure our listeners that we've got more episodes coming next week - there will be no winter break for Retronauts! Thank you for your continued support!ĭescription: It's the yuletide season, which means it's time to head to the Retronauts Holiday Cabin in Parts Unknown yet again for another look at a Christmas-related video game thing. This episode turned out to be the series finale as the eponymous Earthworm Jim (voiced by The Simpsons' Dan Castellaneta) must rescue Santa Claus from his enemy Queen Slug-for-a-Butt. What is this episode, though? It's our 10th annual holiday special dedicated to covering a piece of seasonal video game media, in this case the very special Christmas episode of the Earthworm Jim cartoon which ran from 1995 until 1996.
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Special edition versions of these games will also appear on SD cards for $30 each.Season's Greetings, Retronauts fans! I hope you've got room under the tree for another present, because we've prepared a gift for all of you: a free edition of one of our Patreon-exclusive episodes! This bonus episode premiered last week for Patreon supporters, one of two exclusive episodes we offer each month. The product will cost $249.ĭownloadable versions of games will be available for $9.99 each. The Intellivision Amico will be available on October 10. Details on the games are unknown at this time. The console will also include some original games, including a reboot of Sega’s Ecco the Dolphin series and a new game in the Earthworm Jim series.
There will also be many ports of classic Atari games and other arcade games like 10-Yard Fight, R-Type, and Lode Runner. These include such games as B-17 Bomber, Safecracker, Night Stalker, Shark! Shark!, and Snafoo. Many of the games on the Amico will be new versions of some classic Intellivision games. The games must also be rather E or E10+ by the ESRB.
All games also have to include features that are exclusive to the Amico. The games will focus on 2D and 2.5D layouts, although 3D games will be included if they are easy to learn and play.
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