RoXolid Radio Episode 2 - What Are Your Top 5 Gaming Series Featuring Mike from the Retrollectors

In this episode, we speak with Mike from the YouTube Channel The Retrollectors to discuss our top five gaming franchises of all-time.

Learn more about the Retrollectors by visiting https://www.youtube.com/theretrollectors

About The Retrollectors:
The Retrollectors strive to give the gaming community an outlet to come to with questions. The Retrollectors: Mike brings his collecting knowledge to the viewer with the hopes that they (the viewer) walk away with a better understanding of how RETROLLECTING goes.

I was tagged on a thread on Twiter by Mike at the Retrollectors recently, and it got me thinking. The thread? What are your 5 top franchises of all time. While I could have just replied on Twitter, I thought it was a great chance to have a 2nd episode of the RoXolid Radio Podcast, featuring the guy who tagged me in this, Mike himself.

Mike's Top 5
Halo
Mario
Metal Gear
Shenmue
Uncharted

Gary's Top 5:
MLB: The Show
Mario Kart
Disney Afternoon Games
Ratchet and Clank
Earthworm Jim

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