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Cast & Crew

Retro Core — Series Details

Retro Core — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E4: Volume 4 (2004-12-01) — Yet another improvement over the previous Retro Core shows with the high resolution version being almost 100 Meg smaller in size than volume : 3. Featured in Volume : 4 is an inter
• E6: Volume 6 (2005-01-01) — Retro Core Volume.6 is now available after many weeks of problems filming and encoding it. The line up features some really nice extras such as the Hitachi Saturn close up and a PC
• E7: Volume 7 (2005-06-24) — Retro Core Volume 7 features for the first time FULL STEREO SOUND on all games !! Two new features are introduced in this volume which are "The Anime Corner" which shows the introd
• E8: Volume 8 (2005-06-24) — I think for the first time ever Retro Core has no out of sync problems at all thanks to a new method of recording the audio!! Featured in Vol:8 are the following great games – Tran
• E13: Volume 13 – Retro Core Tokyo Game Show 2005 Special — Retro Core Tokyo Game Show 2005 Special is now available on DVD & Download featuring 57 games. The DVD version contains a bonus booth babes slide show and other pictures !! The cos
• E29: Volume 29 (2007-02-01) — The 2nd show of 2007 and what a packed show it is. Not only do we have the standard selection of Japanese game adds but also our very first Game Cube review !! Yes, it's about time
• E30: Volume 30 (2007-03-01) — Retro Core Vol.30 takes a look at the differences between a real gamers arcade and a family arcade in Japan. Loads of great games shown so defiantly one not to miss. I've also got
• E31: Volume 31 (2007-04-01) — Retro Core volume 31 is dedicated to my new son Ren, who was born on March 25th. Let's hope he grows up to be a true gamer like his dad (^o^). We've got some pretty good Japanese r
• E32: Volume 32 – The Final (2007-05-01) — The time has come although I wish it hadn't. Retro Core Volume 32 is the final Retro Core for the foreseeable future. I just no longer have the time to produce the show anymore now

Season 2

• E1: Volume 1 (2008-04-13) — The very first show of the new series takes a look at the console we all wanted as a kid but most couldn't afford it. Yep, it's the Neo Geo AES. Retro Core also takes a look at how
• E2: Volume 2 (2008-05-19) — New microphone makes for better sound I'm hoping in the 2nd volume of Retro Core 2. This month we take a look at those Chinese "original" Mega Drive games as well as a few Japanese
• E3: Volume 3 (2008-06-10) — olume 3 features what some people may describe as Saturn porn or just pure madness. You'll have to watch the show to find out what is is though. Retro Core also takes a look at the
• E4: Volume 4 (2008-07-10) — Retro Core Volume 4 is proud to bring you the first game show feature of Wind & water Puzzle Battles for Dreamcast! As well as that we have the opening intro in full from the class
• E5: Volume 5 (2008-08-10) — What a fantastic gaming week it's been with the release of Zero Tsukihami no Kamen for the Wii or Fatal Frame 4 as it will be called in the west. This month Retro Core gives you a
• E6: Volume 6 (2008-09-12) — No special hardware or arcade features in this month's Retro Core but we do have loads of great games for you to take a look at including the Chinese original Mega Drive game, Soni

Season 3

• E1: Volume 1 (2011-12-13) — Well, it's here. Retro Core is back with a brand new series. In this first volume of the new Retro Core we take a look at Turtles in Time for the Arcade, Kidou Soukou Dion for the
• E2: Volume 2 (2011-12-19) — The 2nd volume in the all new Retro Core 3 brings back shit of the month and for those who don't like hairy legs, I suggest skipping the section just after Saint Sword (^-^). For m
• E3: Volume 3 (2011-12-26) — Retro Core 3 Volume 3 goes all modern this week with a look at some of the cool Retro titles you can download for your modern game system. Featuring great classics such as Daytona
• E4: Volume 4 (2012-01-02) — It's that time of the week again for an all new Retro Core. This week we take a look at the Sharp X68000 doing 3D in Geograph Seal as well as some 2D fighting action on the Super F
• E5: Volume 5 (2012-01-19) — Because I know you all love taking a look at Japanese hardware, this week Retro Core shows you Maicomsoft's XAV2-s RGB unit for your retro game consoles. As well as that there's th
• E6: Volume 6 (2012-01-31) — Retro Core 3 Vol:6 takes a look at what is possibly the ONLY "good" Back to the Future game as well as Mega Turrican, Technocop, Night Striker and Battle Masters. For more details
• E7: Volume 7 (2012-02-12) — Volume 7 of Retro Core 3 takes a look at the best Simpsons game of all time, yep, that's right. The original Konami arcade game. We also take a look at Hiryu no Ken S: Golden Fight
• E8: Volume 8 (2012-02-22) — Quite a packed show this time round featuring The Tower and Yellow Brick Road (Shite of the Show) for the Sega Saturn as well as the code to play as Ginger in the Clockwork Knight
• E9: Volume 9 (2012-03-16) — Back in 1984 my parents bought me my very first computer. that computer was the Commodore Plus 4. In this show I show you a few of the first video games I ever played. Also there's
• E10: Volume 10 (2012-03-23) — On this week's show there's A.B.Cop for the arcade, D-Force for the Super Famicom, Ghostbusters on the Mega Drive and Bosconian for the Sharp X68000. I also take a look at how arca
• E11: Volume 11 (2012-04-07) — More classic arcade comparisons in this Retro Core with Arcade Hellfire and Mega Drive Hellfire. Which version is best? The arcade original or the Mega Drive port? Also there is Ha
• E12: Volume 12 (2012-04-29) — While Retro Core 3 is lacking in game contents this show I do make up for it by taking a close up look at the Super Famicom Box and i don't mean the card box that a Super Famicom c
• E14: Volume 14 (2012-06-23) — Oh man, do I have a very special Retro Core for you all this week. In Volume 14 I present to you a brand new Dreamcast game!! So new that it isn't even released at the time of this
• E15: Volume 15 (2012-05-31) — More retro gaming that you may have forgotten all about in this weeks show including a look at Double Dragon on the Famicom / NES and Master System, Robocop for the Arcade, 4WD The
• E16: Volume 16 (2012-06-15) — Well, in this weeks show there's a good look at all 3 versions of Virtual Racing for Sega consoles, some nice PC98 action with Rusty, Fighting Vipers 2 on the Dreamcast and XDR for
• E17: Volume 17 (2012-07-05) — Well, I'm away from home at the moment but that doesn't mean that there's no Retro Core. Nope, it certainly does not. So by the power of "cloud storage" as they now call it, I brin
• E18: Volume 18 (2012-07-26) — More classic Japanese PC gaming in this show thanks to the NEC PC98 game, Edge. There also loads of console goodies including a look at the Mega Drive and SFC versions of Arcus Ody
• E19: Volume 19 (2012-08-04) — In volume 19 of Retro Core 3 I take a look at the 3 Mega Drive Double Dragon arcade games (Not including that awful Double Dragon 5, 1 on 1 fighter) as well as many other classics
• E20: Volume 20 (2012-08-18) — We're half way through summer and the hot humid weather is still here in Japan but that's not going to stop another Retro Core being put together. In this show there's a look at th
• E21: Volume 21 (2012-08-27) — Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a gamer in Japan? I bet you think it's heaven with a house full of games. Well, unless you are someone who is single or someone w
• E22: Volume 22 (2012-09-06) — Yet another packed show with loads to see. The show kicks off with a pretty tough shooter for the SFC, Flying Hero flowed by Virtual Racing Arcade, Ace Wo Narae! for the SFC, Super
• E23: Volume 23 (2012-09-03) — It's been a while in the making but finally I've put the 23rd volume of Retro Core 3 together. The video quality is slightly lower in this show (still 720p) and does corrupt twice
• E24: Volume 24 (2012-10-30) — well, it sure took it's sweet time coming but it's finally here. In this new Retro Core I show you some of the debug features on Geist Force as well as explain some of the keyboard

Retro Core 4

• E1: Volume 1 – Jewel Master (2012-12-23) — Retro Core 3 is over but that's no reason to be upset because Retro Core 4 is here to take over. This new series of Retro Core will feature less games per show however with luck th
• E2: Volume 2 (2013-01-02) — Happy New Year to everyone and welcome to the first Retro Core video of 2013. In this show I take a look at Bio Metal for the Super Famicom, Planet Joker is Shite of the Show and I
• E3: Volume 3 – X-Kaliber 2097 / Sword Maniac / Young Indiana Jones / Japanese Arcade (2013-01-11) — It's time for another Retro Core and today I open up that other Metal Slug Gashapon / Gatcha Gatcha egg. What could be inside? Games featured in this show include a look at the wes
• E4: Volume 4 – Tryrush Deppy / Kabuki Z / Knight Arms (2013-02-02) — The fourth volume of the new look Retro Core is finally here after quickly putting the voice over together this morning. Featured in this show is the pretty cool Tryrush Deppy for
• E5: Volume 5 – XRGBmini Framemeister Special (2013-02-16) — A bit of a departure from the normal Retro Core show today as we take a look at the amazing Micomsoft RGBmini Framemeister, the ultimate up-scan converter for retro gaming. For mor
• E6: Volume 6 – Rocket Knight Adventures – Zoku Legend of Bishin – Game Store (2013-03-04) — Volume 6 starts off with a quick look at the SFC running on the Framemeister followed by a great Konami classic, Rocket Knight Adventures for the Mega Drive. This shows shite comes
• E7: Volume 7 – Super Aleste, Steeldom, Vampire Resurrection (2013-03-26) — It's time for another Retro Core and in this show I take a look at one of my favourite SFC shooters, Super Aleste as well as the pretty looking Steeldom for Saturn and a rant about
• E8: Volume 8 – Ninja Warriors Again, Sonic Wings Special, Mandrake, Tenchi Muyo (2013-05-27) — It's sure taken it's sweet time but volume 8 of Retro Core 4 is finally here. In this show I take a look at The Ninja Warriors Again for the SFC / SNES, Sonic Wings Special for the
• E9: Volume 9 – Yuu Suzuki Game Works, Heavy Unit MD Special (2013-06-14) — In volume 9 I take a look at the fantastic Yu Suzuki Game Works book as well as the Dreamcast GDROM that comes with it. Not only that but I put the Saturn and Dreamcast versions of
• E10: Volume 10 – Double Dragon GameBoy – Marvel VS Capcom 2 DC – Verytex Mega Drive (2013-06-24) — Hot on the heels of Retro Core 4 Volume 9 comes volume 10, not two weeks later. I'm hoping to bring the shows out on a more constant scheduled from now on. In this show I take a lo
• E11: Volume 11 – JB King SFC Joystick – Sonic Blastman – Gynoug (2013-07-27) — Are you one of the many people that thought quality joysticks only came around in the last generation? well think again. Saturn had an Astro City arcade joystick! 100% same buil
• E12: Volume 12 – Out Run 1209 – Korean Master System – Alien VS Predator (2013-08-23) — Have you ever wondered what games you may have missed for a very common system? Well, in Europe the Sega Master System was king of consoles unlike the US and Japan where the Famic
• E13: Volume 13 – Eliminate Down, Bare Knuckle III, Battle Tycoon, GB Boy (2013-11-10) — It's taken a long time but I've finally put the next volume of Retro Core 4 together.

  In this show I take a look at a very cool back lit colour game boy from China! Surprisingly

• E14: Volume 14 – Pulseman, A+M+O+K and Appleseed (2013-12-27) — The last show of the year brings you Pulseman for the Mega Drive, A+M+O+K for the Saturn and Appleseed for the Super Famicom.

  A happy New Year to all and wishing you all the best

• E15: Volume 15 – Initial D, Power Instinct and Bubble Symphony in HD (2014-01-13) — The first Retro Core show of 2014 and the very first to ever feature a PlayStation 2 game.

  In this show I take a look at Initial D Special Stage for the PS2, Gouketuji Ichizoku be

• E16: Dezaemon 2 – The Collection part 1 – Retro Core 4 Special (2014-03-03) — We all know that the Sega Saturn is home to the best 2D shooters of the 90's but did you know that it was also home to the most popular console version of the Dezaemon Shoot'em Up
• E17: Dezaemon 2 – The Collection part 2 – Retro Core 4 Special (デザエモン ２) (2014-03-22) — We all know that the Sega Saturn is home to the best 2D shooters of the 90's but did you know that it was also home to the most popular console version of the Dezaemon Shoot'em Up
• E18: Volume 16 – Battle Garegga, Transformers and Run Saber (2014-03-25) — It's spring time in Japan and the Sakura trees are blooming but am I out taking in the beautiful sights? No, I'm bringing you another lovely volume of Retro Core 4 (^o^)

  In this

• E19: Volume 17 – PXP 3 unboxing and review ! (2014-04-26) — The follow up to the PVP 2, the PXP 3 is now available from China but is this hand held Mega Drive clone worth the money?
• E20: Volume 18 – Mega Race (2014-05-26) — This is the final Retro Core 4 but not to worry as the show will be coming back with an all new format!

  In this show I take a look at the Mega Race franchise since it's getting a

Retro Core 5

• E1: Volume 1 – Animated FMV games — Retro Core is back. In this new series I finally have a green screen although my use of it in this first show isn't too good. Better lighting is needed I think.

  Also in this new

• E2: Volume 2 – Neo Geo Ports (2014-08-24) — Volume 2 of Retro Core 5 is here, taking a look at Neo Geo ports acrosss 16 and 32 bit systems. 12 games in total are covered. Of course I'd love to cover more but there are at le
• E3: Volume 3 – PlayStation 2 Sega Ages 2500 (3D Ages) (2014-10-13) — t has taken almost 2 months to get the show done but it's finally here. In volume 3 of Retro Core 5 we take a look at 18 titles from the PlayStation 2's Sega Ages series. While t
• E4: Volume 4 – 16 BIt Vertical Shooters (2014-10-19) — I grew up gaming in the late 8 Bit and 16 Bit days and have many fond memories of my favourite type of game, the 2D vertical shooter. In this Retro Core we take a look at 9 classi
• E5: Volume 5 – Pandora's Box 3 Arcade review (2015-10-12) — NOTICE: The video quality of the Pandora's Box when connected to the capture card is not a fault of the Pandora's Box. The image is rather funky due to my capture card not liking
• E6: Volume 6 – Game King (家庭用アーケードゲーム) (2015-11-01) — In the last volume of Retro Core 5 we took a look at the Chinese plug'n play arcade solution, Pandora's Box 3. It wasn't without it's problems. Today we take a look at the Game K
• E7: Volume 7 – Ten Arcade VS Fighters you've probably never played (2015-12-30) — Retro Core is back for the last show of the year but not to worry I've got many more shows planned for 2016.

  In Volume 7 we take a look at 10 arcade VS fighters you've probably ne

• E8: Volume 8 – Ten Arcade Scrolling Fighters you've probably never played (2016-01-06) — Retro Core is back for the last show of the year but not to worry I've got many more shows planned for 2016.

  Scrolling Beat'em Ups were once all the rage but then they started to

• E9: Volume 9 – Arcade Racers (2016-01-14) — In this week's Retro Core 5 we are taking a look at a type of game I really do love to play, the arcade racer! Ten games featured so pull up the chair, get some snacks and enjoy t
• E10: Volume 10 – Sprite based 3D Arcade Games (2016-01-27) — Back in the mid to early 90's there were not that many polygon based arcade games mainly due to the technology being too expensive and well, really slow. So Japanese software deve
• E11: Volume 11 – Arcade Run'n Gun Games (2016-02-11) — Run'n Gun games were all the rage from the mid 80's well in to the 90's thanks to the likes of Metal Slug. These days you don't see them that often in the arcades.

  In this volume

• E12: Volume 12 – The Super Famicom (2016-03-01) — In Volume12 of Retro Core 5 we take a look at the Super Famicom hardware, the game boxes, manuals and the games.

  Enjoy

• E13: Volume 13 – Arcade Vertical Shooters (2016-03-21) — In Volume13 of Retro Core 5 we take a look at some of the arcade vertical shooters that you may have missed back in the day.

  Enjoy!

• E14: Volume 14 – The Sega Mega Drive (2016-05-04) — Let's take a look at Sega's most successful console ever and 17 games for it in Retro Core Volume 14.

  Can you tell the difference between a true Japan only Mega Drive and an Asian

• E15: Volume 15 – The NEC PC Engine (Turbo Grafx) (2016-07-09) — I know this has taken a long time to come and I do appreciate everyone's patients but it's finally here, the Retro Core 5, Volume 15 – NEC PC Engine special.

  In this show we take

• E16: Volume 16 – The NEC PC Engine CD (Turbo Grafx CD) (2016-08-29) — Following on from our PC Engine episode comes the PC Engine CD. 16 games featured for your enjoyment as well as a run-down on the confusing PC Engine system cards. So sit back an
• E17: Volume 17 – Sega Saturn (2016-09-21) — My favourite console of all time finally makes it to Retro Core 5. In this show we take a look at the hardware, Japanese limited edition games and a whole host of great games that
• E18: Volume 18 – Sega Mega CD (2016-11-02) — One of the most misunderstood game consoles ever. Many think the Mega CD has nothing to offer besides FMV games and Sonic CD. In this volume of Retro Core we take a look at what
• E19: Volume 19 – Sega Dreamcast (2017-04-17) — You've waiting so long but it's finally here after months of delays.

  Here is the Retro Core Dreamcast Special featuring hardware info, accessories and 35 games!

  Games featured in

• E20: Volume 20 – Sony PlayStation (2017-09-13) — After 3 months in limbo the PlayStation Retro Core show is finally here featuring hardware info, accessories and 32 games!

  Games featured in order

  Samurai Deeper Kyo

  Ehrgeiz

  Ra

• E21: Volume 21 – More 1 on 1 Fighters you've probably never played (2017-11-01) — Welcome to a new Retro Core 5 show. In this volume we're going to take a look at a lot of obscure 1 on 1 2D fighters. Some will be laughably bad while others will be surprisingly
• E22: Volume 22 – The MSX2 (2018-05-30) — Finally after about 8 months of waiting I've found time to bring you the MSX 2 episode of Retro Core 5.

  So what is the MSX and was it any good. Let's find out.

• E23: Volume 23 – The Neo Geo MVS (2018-07-23) — Following up on the last Retro Core 5 show when we covered the MSX2, here comes a massive show covering a massive system, the Neo Geo!
• E24: Volume 24 – Sega Master System (2018-12-23) — The Sega Master System is a console loved by millions all over the world yet many seem to think it's a very weak system.

  Is this a true statement? Well, there's only one way to f

• E25: SFC / SNES Shooting Special – Pt. 1 of 4 — Ever thought the beloved 16 bit Nintendo console had next to no shooters on it? Well think again. In this 4 part series we will take a look at every commercially available shoote
• E26: SFC / SNES Shooting Special – Pt. 2 of 4 — Welcome to part 2 of this 4 part Retro Core 5 Special.

  We are taking a look at all (to my knowledge) SFC / SNES shooter to be commercially available.

  Check out part 1

• E27: SFC / SNES Shooting Special – Pt. 3 of 4 — Welcome to the third part of this four part special on the Retro Core Channel where we are taking a look at every single commercially available SFC / SNES shooter released. Please
• E28: SFC / SNES Shooting Special – Pt. 4 of 4 — Welcome to the final part of this four part special on the Retro Core Channel where we are taking a look at every single commercially available SFC / SNES shooter released. Please
• E29: Volume 25 – Fujitsu FM Towns (2020-02-13) — NOTICE – The Splatter House section has had around 1 minute cut from it due to a copyright claim by NamcoBandai. Sorry about that. The intro to that section is now missing.

  In

• E30: Volume 26 – PC Engine, More Hu Card Games! (2020-05-20) — Hi everyone, it's that time again for another Retro Core 5 show. This time we are taking another look at the PC Engine.
• E31: Volume 27 – Sega Game Gear (2020-09-28)
• E32: Volume 28 – PS2 Sega Ages 2500 (2020-11-05) — Welcome to a new Retro Core 5 show. In this show we take a look a most PlayStation 2 Sega Ages 2500 games but all are mentioned at some point throughout the video.

  So sit back an

• E33: Volume 29 – NEC PC-FX (2021-06-23) — Here we go with another Retro Core hardware focused show.

  This time we are taking a look at NEC's follow up to the almighty PC Engine, the PC-FX.

• E34: Volume 30 – GAMEBOY (2022-08-25)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Retro Core have? 5 season(s) with 92 episodes.

Where can I watch Retro Core? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.