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Join me for a fun, laid-back retro gaming conversation with fellow YouTuber Holt Slack from 4thQuarterLife as we hang out at the awesome National Videogame Museum in Frisco (for a Dallas Retro Gamers Society meetup) and dive deep into classic gaming memories! We talk about growing up with the Atari 2600, how he likes Sega better than Nintendo, the unforgettable days of the Apple II, and Holt’s all-time favorite game—an iconic arcade shooter that left a permanent mark on his gaming life—plus more nostalgic stories along the way. We also talk about how he got into YouTubing and look back at the late, great Oklahoma Video Game Expo in Tulsa, where we first met and bonded over our shared interest retro gaming. If you’re into classic consoles, arcade memories, and genuine gamer conversations, this one’s for you.
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►Order signed copies of my books: https://brettweiss.square.site/
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►My Website: brettweisswords.com
►Check out Holt's YouTube channel: youtube.com/@4thQuarterLife
Join me for a fun, laid-back retro gaming conversation with fellow YouTuber Holt Slack from 4thQuarterLife as we hang out at the awesome National Videogame Museum in Frisco (for a Dallas Retro Gamers Society meetup) and dive deep into classic gaming memories! We talk about growing up with the Atari 2600, how he likes Sega better than Nintendo, the unforgettable days of the Apple II, and Holt’s all-time favorite game—an iconic arcade shooter that left a permanent mark on his gaming life—plus more nostalgic stories along the way. We also talk about how he got into YouTubing and look back at the late, great Oklahoma Video Game Expo in Tulsa, where we first met and bonded over our shared interest retro gaming. If you’re into classic consoles, arcade memories, and genuine gamer conversations, this one’s for you.










