Backwards Compatible
Welcome to "Backwards Compatible: A Generation 'S' Podcast," your new go-to destination for diving deep into the golden era of video games. Formerly known as "Generation 'S'," we've honed our focus to bring you an even richer journey through the nostalgic lanes of gaming history.
From the pixelated adventures on the NES to the immersive, high-definition worlds of the PS3 and Xbox 360, we cover it all. Each episode is a deep dive into the games that shaped us, discussing not just the games themselves, but the stories behind them, their impact on culture, and how they've influenced the gaming landscape today.
And "Backwards Compatible" isn't just about the games. It's about reliving the pop culture of the '90s and early 2000s through the lens of retro gaming. Remember the excitement of flipping through a gaming magazine, the thrill of finally beating that level you were stuck on for weeks, or the camaraderie of playing with friends? We bring all that back and more.
Whether you're a long-time listener from the "Generation 'S'" days or a newcomer eager to explore the history of video games, "Backwards Compatible" promises a blend of nostalgia, insight, and fun. Join us as we revisit the classics, uncover hidden gems, and share our personal stories of gaming glory. "Backwards Compatible: A Generation 'S' Podcast" is your all-access pass to the past, celebrating the legacy of video games and their place in our hearts and culture.
Let's rewind and play!
Let's rewind and play!
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Hey guys! My name is Alex Diaz and I I been around since generation S and love the podcast. The reviews are awesome and the scratch the itch portion is really cool. Boomerang foo has been a great find thanks to you mentioning it. One game you guys should review or try is Diddy Kong Racing for the N64! Keep up the great work and thanks for the great content. Hopefully u guys can get The AVGN on an episode one day.
For desert island games on the NES. Difficult to choose because replay-ability will definitely be more important than overall fun. These are not listed in a top 5 order but five from different genres. 1. RBI Baseball. (Sports) 2. Contra. (Run n gun) 3. Super Mario 3 (platformer) 4. Dr Mario (puzzle) 5. Power Blade (platformer/shooter). If I had experience with Metroid or Castlevania (other than first 3 levels( they might have made it on there. Cheers!