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Retro Resolutions

A retro games podcast. Each episode Dylan and Matt cover a different topic in retro games; CRTs, emulators, FPGAs, filters, and much more retro game-adjacent topics will be discussed.

Podcast · By Dylan & Matt · English · Official site

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Multicart Madness: The Analogue Confession (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Retro Resolution podcast, hosts Dylan and Matt discuss their recent retro gaming activities, including Matt's playthrough of the Konami DS survival game Lost in Blue on an Ambernic dual-screen device and Dylan's time with Suikoden II on his new Retroid Pocket Nova. Dylan makes a shocking confession that he broke down and bought an Analogue 3D despite past frustrations with Analogue, impressed by its new features like 480p locking and auto-overclocking. Matt also reveals he

  2. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Is a Remake Still Retro? (opens the original)

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    This week Matt and Dylan return from their hiatus to talk DS gaming and the philosophical question of what makes a remaster or remake still "retro." Along the way they discuss new handhelds like the Retroid Pocket Nova, the GameNative launcher, an early Xbox 360 emulator for Android, and the handy FinalROM tool for cleaning up 3DS and Switch files. Matt also shares his disappointing original Xbox emulation experiment, and the episode teases a heavier Part 2 covering the end of physical media and

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