Retro Warriors

This week Justin and Saturn delve into the offensive world of sexy games. From straight up pornography to the dreaded Hot Coffee mod, we cover it all! Editor's note: NES Classic Edition will be next week due to our recording schedule, but we have TONS of content about it already on our Facebook and YouTube pages, which you can find at http://retrowarriors.com

Since we're going to be a bit late on our NES Classic Edition episode due to our recording schedule, Justin thought it would be a good idea to treat you to the temporarily revived Nintendo Power Hotline!

This week Justin and Saturn dig into game reproductions and take a close look at the newest bundle from PCE Works. Come visit us on Patreon: http://patreon.com/retrowarriors

All your questions will be answered at https://patreon.com/retrowarriors Well, maybe not all of them. Half, probably?

Join us as Justin and Saturn look into the future (for once) and discuss Nintendo's upcoming console: Nintendo Switch. Will they continue to bungle the Virtual Console? What will happen to the 3DS?

This week amidst rumors of the NX (this was recorded before the Nintendo Switch announcement), Justin and Saturn discuss the six Mega Man titles on the NES.

This week Justin is joined by special guest Andrew as they discuss Starfox 64. Due to the ridiculous amounts of technical issues we experienced this week the show may sound a bit weird due to excessive editing, but things should be back to normal next episode. Enjoy!

It was inevitable that Justin and Saturn would re-visit a previous topic, and here they are to ramble on about everyone's favorite 64-bit console: The Nintendo 64.

This week Justin and Saturn check out Pat Contri's recently released book "Ultimate Nintendo: Guide to the NES Library 1985-1995" before delving into the tricky world of emulation again with the Retropie project.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss the checkered past of Dragon Warrior VII before delving into the first few hours of the recently released 3DS remake, Dragon Quest VII.

This week Justin and Saturn delve into the tricky world of emulation.

This week Justin and Saturn are joined by Andrew to discuss the ONLY source for all Nintendo games: Nintendo Power.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Nintendo Power before delving into the behemoth that is Final Fantasy VI.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Double Dragon and the Analogue NT Mini before delving into "modern" retro games.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss their latest Pokemon exploits before delving into the world of cheat devices.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss AM2R and why NINTENDO HATES US GOD WHYYYYY!?

This week Justin and Saturn discuss the almighty Game Boy Advance!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Sega's swan song: Dreamcast. The little console that almost could.

This week Justin and Saturn continue their discussion of the NES Classic, including the new commercial for the device, it's potential impact on retro gaming, and their hopes/fears for what it may mean for the industry.

This week, after some Pokemon Go discussion, Justin and Saturn take a look at Nintendo's recently announced NES Classic Edition.

In our one year anniversary show, Justin and Saturn discuss the state of games journalism.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss gaming's greatest blunders. From Daikatana to the Virtual Boy, there's no way you won't walk away disappointed.

This week the entire Digital Frustrations crew is assembled to discuss their favorite video game soundtracks and composers. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn are joined by Japanese correspondent Cory to discuss the state of gaming in Japan, where to purchase retro games, and whether or not Japan is still the Mecca of gaming. They also briefly touch on Nintendo's E3 showing.

This week Justin and Saturn drink some Mango Creamy Soda and talk about black sheep from classic franchises. Enjoy!

This week Brad joins Justin and Saturn as they discuss a crucial topic: was gaming really better in the past? They also discuss the confusing history of Wonder Boy in Monster World. Also, you can check out our brand spankin' new website at http://retrowarriors.net Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss the 30th anniversary of the Dragon Quest franchise they only way they know how: telling long, boring stories about old games! Also, Justin finally gets his grubby mitts on a Framemeister and puts it to the test.

This week Justin and Saturn are joined by Andrew as they discuss the inconvenience of modern gaming, Brutal Doom, a weird Dragon Quest glitch, and then postulate on how modern remakes of beloved classics could be screwed up. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss their earliest gaming memories, which largely consist of impossible NES games and impenetrable Atari games. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Sega Genesis Classic, Rare Replay, and complain about the "virtues" of modern gaming consoles. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss the recently released Sega 3D Classic Collection and lament the state of Nintendo's NX. Enjoy!

This week the boys discuss their field trip to the National Video Game Museum, and Justin wishes upon a sparkly pink Game Boy. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn tackle the bulk of Capcom's legacy with Street Fighter and Resident Evil, as well as the slow decline of what was once on of the very best third party game companies around.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Capcom during the NES era, and the rise of Mega Man. Tune in next week for some Street Fighter II madness!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Rygar, Neo Geo Pocket Color, and their favorite genre-defining games. All amidst a potential tornado. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss the Neo Geo Pocket Color, the Neo Geo MVS/AES, and the best damn run 'n gun ever made: Metal Slug. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Fantasy Zone, Sonic, and the embarrassing crashing and burning of the Retro VGS/Coleco Chameleon.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Saturn's brief adventure with a Framemeister before delving into the legacy and eShop re-release of Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Star Ocean then spend the rest of the show lamenting their sizable backlogs. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss the Capcom versus fighting games before Marvel Vs. Capcom came in and ruined everything.

This week Justin and Saturn complain about how expensive video games are. Oh, their lives are sooo hard. They also speculate on the future of game prices and collectability.

This week Justin and Saturn discuss the delicate state of NES collecting and how they both got started collecting for the system.

This week Justin, Saturn, and special guest Brad remember the N64. They also briefly discuss one-handed controllers and revisit the terror that was the Dreamcast controller debacle. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn are joined by Andrew as they talk about their favorite beat 'em ups. They also discuss just what constitutes a beat 'em up as they traverse one of the most beloved genres of the 90s. Justin also talks about CRTs. Again. Seriously.

This week Justin builds a monument to ridiculousness in the form of a retro gaming cart and Saturn laments the recent Dragon Quest event.

This week Justin goes completely insane and starts buying CRT televisions and Saturn talks about his favorite remakes of all time. Enjoy!

In our very first episode of 2016 we have a Digital Frustrations reunion as Justin and Saturn are joined by friend of the show Andrew. They slip right back into their old habits as they drink beer, ring in the new year, and discuss the Xeno series before digging deep into their love of chore-based games. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Saturn count down their favorite retro games of 2015, Mother, and Legends of Localization. We'll see you next year!

This week Justin and Saturn discuss Christmas gifts, clone consoles, Final Fantasy VII (again), and why Nintendo gets a "free pass."

This week after a lengthy discussion of the PS4 re-release of Final Fantasy VII (as well as some of the news about the upcoming remake), Justin and Saturn dig into the successes and pitfalls of crowdfunding retro franchises.