It’s crunch-time at 8-4 Towers, so there’s no time for your fancy podcast prep work! Listen for even offer-the-cuff-than-usual chit-chat on Vita’s U.S. launch lineup (and our Vita giveaway contest winner), the new Suikoden game for PSP, Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters, Denpa Ningen RPG for 3DS, Double Fine’s adventure game kickstarter, and…uh….#$%^ it, we’ll do it live!
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Time – Topic Discussed:
11:37 – Games: Suikoden: Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki, Denpa Ningen RPG, Beat Hazard
54:00 – News: Double Fine Kickstarter, AIAS awards
1:06:42 – Vita Contest and Closing Comments.
And now…a list of music used in our previous episode!
8-4 Play 1/27/2012: INDUSTRY SOURCES
Intro: Kota Suzuki – Title Screen (Resident Evil: Revelations)
Break: DJ Fresh ft Sian Evans – ‘Louder’ (Drumsound & Bassline Smith Remix) (Wipeout 2048)
Ending: Masahiko Osaka – Katamari on the Rocks (Touch My Katamari)
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Thanks for listening!
Man, so close! Thanks for liking my art. If you guys want the clean versions without text, I can get you those.
Guess I won’t have to cancel my Vita pre-order… :D
They should’ve called it “SonyNet”. It’s fine to rename it, but “SEN” is a bad name.
It’s the first three letters of senile.
Good pod!
They should’ve had a dance off instead of rock paper scissors.
So I didn’t win a Vita but I’ll definitely stay if I hear more stuff like Junkman’s theme. I don’t think you should do it live all the time, but the improvised music was pretty sweet. Stay classy.
I have a few questions:
Wich other localization companies do you guys know/work with? I’d love to get a few names, as I have tons of different questions for them as well.
If anyone knows any, I’d be thankful if you could share that information with me :)
Thank you!
Mark you must really hate the Resident Evil movies, you haven’t said a word about them. I guess that’s fair since you’ve acknowledged that you’re a fan of the games, and the movies are basically a completely separate category from the games. I can understand a person being a complete and total fan of a videogame and then hating the movies, books, etcetera, based on the videogame itself. It’s disappointing because I have heard of a few people that do enjoy the movies, but not a ton. But I also have to rationalize that if the movies were completely horrible, they wouldn’t be able to keep making them, people wouldn’t keep going to see them.