Alan and Sam take to the mic to delve into Dissidia Final Fantasy for the PSP. This action-packed game brings together iconic characters from across the Final Fantasy multiverse, pitting them against each other in epic battles. Dissidia offers a fresh take on beloved characters and their stories with its unique blend of real-time combat and RPG elements. Alan and Sam explore the game's dynamic fighting mechanics, character interactions, and the thrill of seeing heroes and villains from different Final Fantasy titles clash on one stage.

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Sam and Brian step into the boots of Juno, Vela, and Lupus, an elite team of space warriors on a mission to save the galaxy from the clutches of the evil Mizar. In this action-packed third-person shooter, you'll explore a vast and vibrant universe filled with diverse planets, hidden secrets, and relentless enemies.

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On our first-ever movie review, Randy from the READ, WATCH, PLAY podcast joins us to show us the ropes of a good movie review. Join us as we discuss The Wizard, a 1989 NES advertisement disguised as a movie. Will Jimmy win the big championship? Is the Power Glove so good, or is it bad? Find out this and more.

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RetroBytes is a side podcast of Retrotopia where Alan, Brian, and Sam sit down and talk about video games, life, and whatever comes to mind. On this inaugural episode, they introduce themselves, talk about tropes, have some fun with console sales, and discuss what innovations in gaming history they think were important. This podcast will be a part of the Retrotopis Patreon one day, so if you like it and want to keep listening, check us out at patreon.com/retrotopia.

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In the early days of Retrotopia, Sam and Brian started with a little-known game called Super Mario Bros 2. You can find that way back at the beginning of the podcast. Now they have moved on to Super Mario Bros 3, and in between these two games, they brought on a new member to the team, Alan. Initially, he did the Gentleman's Interlude, but this trio's dynamic quickly evolved, and now Alan is a part of the whole podcast. He introduced the show this week and joined Sam and Brian on the game chat.

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This classic GameCube game has just been re-released on the Switch, so Sam and Brian jumped on the chance to play it. This week they will talk about Mario's adventure in Rogueport as he sets off to rescue the Princess again in this RPG Adventure.

A good sidekick makes the game much better, and this week, Sam and Brian are going to count down their favourite sidekicks.

A great sidekick can elevate any game to new heights, adding depth, charm, and excitement. Video game sidekicks often provide crucial support, memorable dialogue, and unique abilities that enhance the player's experience. Join Sam and Brian this week as they countdown their favourite video game sidekicks. We'll dive into the characters who have become iconic figures in their own right.

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While not exactly Retro, this game pays homage to the games of yesteryears. The Messenger is a beautiful blend of 8-bit and 16-bit art styles and stellar music. With challenging Metroidvania-like gameplay, this game has become the top of many people's must-plays on the Indie scene.

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