Interview With VGHF's Frank Cifaldi

Duration: 1:37:14

I recently had a chance to catch up with the Video Game History Foundation's Frank Cifaldi, to talk about some of the big stuff they've been working on. There's been a bunch of "lost" games tracked down and dumped, with a few more currently in-progress. And of course, there's also the 40th Anniversary of the NES, Phil's Sega Channel Documentary, as well as over 100 roms which were recovered from old Sega Channel assets...and plenty more! As always, these long-form chats can be found on all major podcast services as soon as they go public on Monday - Just search your favorite app for: "RetroRGB Cifaldi":

Main Site: https://gamehistory.org

Support VGHF: https://gamehistory.org/donate/

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@GameHistoryOrg

And their podcast can be found on all major platforms, by searching for: "Video Game History Hour"

I really enjoy all the interesting stories that come out of these "behind the scenes" chats, but I also love the opportunity to highlight what goes into work like this. I think most of my fellow nerds can understand what goes into some of their projects like the online digital library and rebuilding the Sega VR in modern VR software. And on the flip side, I think it's easy to forget what's often required to make things like big rom dumps happen.

So hopefully this was fun to listen to, as well as a peek into how it often comes together!