How security shaped gaming

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On this episode, host Jeff Grubb talks to ModernVintageGamer. He’s a YouTuber and game developer who works with Limited Run Games and Night Dive Studios. And he explains that weird amalgamation of job titles. But MVG also talks about homebrew and how security has shaped gaming since the NES.



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