About this episode
Takeaways Delisting games and licensing issues can lead to the removal of games from platforms and difficulties in accessing them. Game Boy Color and DuckStation are popular platforms for playing retro games. Audio mixing issues in games can affect the overall gaming experience Old games are being released on Steam, providing an opportunity for players to revisit classic titles. The potential shutdown of the DuckStation emulator highlights the challenges faced by emulator developers. Emulation software has improved, making it easier to play games without having to adjust advanced settings. App store policies can impact the availability of certain games and apps, leading to concerns about the future of certain platforms. The Fallout TV series is highly anticipated, with fans excited about its connection to the game's universe. Amazon Prime's content library has expanded, offering a variety of shows and movies for different demographics. Adapting books into TV shows can be challenging, with fans expecting the adaptation to stay true to the original material. TV series can provide a deeper exploration of a universe and its lore, creating a more immersive experience for viewers. The Legion Go 2 is anticipated, with hopes for improved controls and design. The MIG Switch flash cart offers a revolutionary way to play games on the Nintendo Switch. The Nerd Nest Podcast has reached its one-year anniversary, with gratitude for the support of its viewers and listeners. Chapters 00:00 More Games Coming to PC 04:13 The Rise of PC Gaming 28:22 More Games Vanish 46:35 What we've been playing 58:20 Old Games Coming to Steam 01:05:23 DuckStation Emulator Potentially Shutting Down 01:11:11 Big Bucket of Drugs 01:25:34 The Potential for a Legion Go 2