ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The DF Retro Super Show is back, with John, Coury and Try being as topical as you can be in a show about old games! With this week's release of 007 First Light, the panel go back to the classic EA PlayStation 2 era, taking us through the line-up of 007 titles produced by the publisher.
00:00 - Introduction
02:11 - News: 10 Years of DF Retro
09:27 - News: Steam Controller D-Pad Test
15:48 - News: PlayStation 3 Surround Sound Thoughts
25:22 - James Bond: The EA Years - The Early Releases
32:08 - Agent Under Fire
52:44 - Nightfire
01:19:34 - Everything or Nothing
01:41:14 - Goldeneye: Rogue Agent
02:00:10 - From Russia With Love
02:18:43 - Closing Thoughts and Outro
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