Podcast appearances and mentions of Kenji Eno

Today, we're diving into the eerie and unconventional world of D, the 1995 psychological horror game that blurred the lines between cinema and interactivity. We begin by exploring the life and legacy of its creator, Kenji Eno, a bold and unpredictable developer whose rebellious spirit defined his work and studio, Warp. Then, we unpack the fascinating development of D, from its origins as a simple adventure title to the last-minute addition of graphic violence and cannibalism—smuggled into the final release via a secret disc swap to avoid censorship. We'll also examine how D's surprise success on the 3DO and infamous release on PlayStation shaped Eno's dramatic fallout with Sony. Finally, we reflect on the cult legacy of D, its place in horror game history, and how Warp's experimental spirit left an unexpected mark on the gaming world. So grab your flashlight and prepare for a haunting journey into one of gaming's strangest success stories on today's trip down Memory Card Lane. Find out more at https://a-trip-down-memory-card-lane.pinecast.co

On this episode of The 3DO Experience, we cover another classic studio in the form of WARP and its creator Kenji Eno! Proud Member of https://superpodnetwork.com/ Follow us at: https://linktr.ee/Thebarberwhogames Follow Thrak at: https://twitter.com/thrak94 Check out Thraks streams at: https://www.twitch.tv/thrak94

On this episode of The 3DO Experience we discuss Kenji Eno and WARP's 1995 horror game D to see how its held up in modern times... if it has at all. Follow us at: https://linktr.ee/Thebarberwhogames Follow Thrak at: https://twitter.com/thrak94

Sales numbers always generate big headlines in the video game industry. But while some titles come and go, others remain heavy hitters, sitting atop the sales record books and accumulating numbers that most games can only dream of. We take a look at these top 10 video game juggernauts and wonder... is this not only a list of the best-selling games of all time but the flat-out best games of all time?We'll also be discussing how Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 hit $1 billion in revenue faster than any past CoD title, the news that Final Fantasy 16 will be a PS5 exclusive for 6 months according to Sony marketing, Sega's new job posting for an "Associate Manager, Lore" to help keep Sonic's lore in check, and the McCrispy, McDonald's new grease-resistant gaming chair.Finally, class is in session with Professor Ryebread in our Gaming History 101 segment. In this episode, we're looking at the legacy of video game designer Kenji Eno.We love our sponsors! Please help us support those who support us!- Check out the Retro Game Club Podcast at linktr.ee/retrogameclub- Visit the Leetist Podcast at linktr.ee/LeetistPodcast- Connect with CafeBTW at linktr.ee/cafebtwHosts: @retrogamebrews, @wrytersview, @donniegretro Opening theme: "Gamers Week Theme" by Akseli TakanenPatron theme: "Chiptune Boss" by @donniegretroClosing theme: "Gamers Week Full-Length Theme" by Akseli TakanenMerch: gamers-week-podcast.creator-spring.comSupport the show

Greetings Junkies!The Halloween season is upon us and Stop Skeletons From Fighting's Derek Alexander joins the TitanCast crew for a retrospective deep dive into Warp and Kenji Eno's cinematic horror adventure game, D.Help us wallow in the spooky spirit and vibe in Kenji Eno's brain castle!Referenced links:Stop Skeletons from FightingSSFF's Patreon | https://www.patreon.com/StopSkeletonsFromFightingSSFF's Kenji Eno Past Mortem video | https://youtu.be/i3TrfyNTcB8SSFF on Twitter | @stopskeletonsNuno's book via Editorial Divergênci (publisher site)Book page | Pela Cabeca do ReiThe Virtua Planet (Brian's blog)Main page | https://thevirtuaplanet.com/"The Bouncer: Square's Cutscene 'Em Up Sandwich" |  http://thevirtuaplanet.com/2022/10/04/the-bouncer-squares-cutscene-em-up-sandwich/Collected Dreamcast and Saturn Junkyard posts | http://thevirtuaplanet.com/2021/03/11/a-virtua-musings-collection/Host linksBrian's Twitter (@VirtuaSchlub)Camron's Instagram (@Tsundain)Sam's Twitter (@SMylesDrew)Junkyard linksSaturn Junkyard main website/blog (http://thesaturnjunkyard.blogspot.com) Saturn Junkyard Twitch channelSaturn Junkyard YouTube channelSJY Facebook groupSJY Twitter (@SaturnJunkyard)The Dreamcast Junkyard website/blog (sister site)The Dreamcast Junkyard's Dreampod podcast

Join the HG101 gang and special guest Maroony as they discuss and rank a weird survival horror curio from the mercurial creator Kenji Eno. This weekend's Patreon Bonus Get episode will be Tiger LCD Gauntlet! Donate at Patreon to get this bonus content and much, much more! Follow the show's host on Twitter to get the latest and straightest dope. Check out what games we've already ranked on the The Big Damn List, then nominate a game of your own via five-star review on Apple Podcasts! Take a screenshot and show it to us on our Discord server! Intro music by NORM. 2022 © Hardcore Gaming 101

In der neuen Folge "Modchip - PlayStation für die Ohren" unterhalten wir uns über das Spiel D von Kenji Eno. D ist ein klassisches Full Motion Video Adventure welches im Horror-Genre angesiedelt ist. Warum das Spiel aber aus unserer Sicht nicht sonderlich gut gealtert ist erfahrt ihr in der aktuellen Folge. LINKS: https://linktr.ee/modchip

In der neuen Folge "Modchip - PlayStation für die Ohren" unterhalten wir uns über das Spiel D von Kenji Eno. D ist ein klassisches Full Motion Video Adventure welches im Horror-Genre angesiedelt ist. Warum das Spiel aber aus unserer Sicht nicht sonderlich gut gealtert ist erfahrt ihr in der aktuellen Folge.

In the fourth installment of our Kentucky Route Zero miniseries, we dial in our thoughts on the Here and There Along the Echo interlude, before bringing our insight to bear on the brittle facts of Act IV. With guest co-hosts Stephanie Boluk, Patrick LeMieux, and Sarah Elmaleh! Show notes: Kentucky Route Zero Stephanie Boluk  Patrick LeMieux Sarah Elmaleh Limits and Demonstrations Little Berlin installation Sarah's Part 3 Twitter thread Karl Marx, Capital Vol. III Karl Marx, The Fragment on Machines Museum of Jurassic Technology Lee Tusman Richard Lemarchand, Attention Not Immersion Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy (Will Oldham), I See a Darkness Kelly Reichardt, Old Joy Martin Deny, Exotica Audiogames.net Kenji Eno, Real Sound: Kaze No Regret Sound of Metal Nomadland Gabriel A. Radvansky et al., Walking Through Doorways Causes Forgetting Andre Bazin, Ontology of the Photographic Image Sigmund Freud, The Uncanny

George and Barry finish up their retrospective on Kenji Eno by talking about Real Sound, D2 and what Kenji Eno was up to before his death. Sit back, grab some popcorn and lets D2 it! Support us on Patreon! Get early access, tell us what games to cover, and have your SEGA memories read at the end … Continued

Tom, Lewis and Martin are joined by Anthony Bacon of the excellent Video Game Esoterica YouTube channel to discuss his YouTube journey thus far, as well as everything odd to do with the Dreamcast, legendary developer Kenji Eno, and his game D2. They even squeeze in some chat about the 3DO's failed follow-up; the Panasonic M2, and even the Apple Pippin. You don't want to miss this one!Links to things discussed in the Podcast:Video Game Esoterica YouTube channelJunkyard article going over the Dreamcast PHS / Dreamwire service, and the official Dreamcast wireless adapterDreamcast MIDI cableO.to.i.Re: Dreamcast SequencerJunkyard article discussing Dreamcast non-gaming software for stock market, betting, car sales, education etc Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dcjunkyard)

We are dedicating February to Kenji Eno, the game creator and founder of Warp. Eno passed away 8 years ago and left a brief but impactful legacy on the game industry. On this SEGA Talk, Barry and George discuss 1995’s D. Learn how Eno got his start developing games, what led to the founding of … Continued

Vampires, witches, and werewolves OH MY! Resident Evil Village at last has a set date. May 7, 2021. I hope to have a PS5 by then, but no sweat. RE Village will be on the older gen systems and will receive a free upgrade! Yay!! I also speculate on what I think will take place. Here is a link to the tweet and Gofundme page for Jeanette Maus. Help out if you can. https://twitter.com/TheSphereHunter/status/1354884502011564032 With the success of Mario's 35th anniversary, it seems other franchises are following suit. Tomb Raider had an official announcement this past week. Though no games are mentioned, a Netflix anime series was. They are looking to connect the reboot trilogy with the PS1 classics. I'm thinking they will do re-imaginings of the older games to make them fit in with the newer Lara Croft, then when we're caught up, a new game will take off. This is exciting! Check out the announcement video here: https://twitter.com/tombraider/status/1354555416210857988 Fatal Frame was also mentioned earlier this month and I hope we're in for some real treats. The Fatal Frame series is quality and I hope they do us fans good. I'd love to see newer players experience these classics. Read more here: https://bloody-disgusting.com/video-games/3646894/fatal-frame-producer-teasing-possible-series-20th-anniversary-celebration/ The last bit of the episode is dedicated to the Sega Dreamcast game "D2" from the mind of Kenji Eno his studio, Warp. It's a shame that these games are falling into obscurity. This was one of the strangest games I've gotten to play. The Dreamcast had some interesting ideas for sure. The last bit of the audio can get a little loud. I also recommend you watch the video on youtube as well to see how the scene plays out. There's a big surprise at the end. Very disturbing. Here's the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zmar-PkDokI&t=107s --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bendoesgaming/support

We discuss D and D2, the bizarre works of auteur Kenji Eno. We breakdown his contentious relationship to the games industry and some of the influences that make this series interesting to read about but not very fun to play.

In the newest(-to-you)* episode of Video Game Grooves, Anthony and Jeremy tag-team the game-music-on-vinyl scene with a little bit of "weird, avant-garde, and fairly isolated" and also some "has its DNA in everything and is a major publisher's new bread-and-butter." We begin this journey of obscurity and ubiquity with D2 Remixes, an album based on the Kenji Eno survival horror game D2 for the Dreamcast. Although the game itself is an evolutionary dead end, the music itself is very modern... and catchy! Anthony takes us on a voyage of drum 'n' bass beats and gonzo horror creatures to bring us to vinyl knowledge of The Other Eno. Next, Jeremy steps up to the plate with the formerly-obscure-but-now-inescapable Monster Hunter franchise, with the recent Monster Hunter 15th Anniversary release from T-Annex. Music from the earliest days of monster hunting up through the latest expansion for Monster Hunter World is represented here, and Jeremy and Anthony take the opportunity to traverse the history of the series to chase the choicest tracks for your listening pleasure. But after all is said and done, the important question is: Which of our features is the car-chasiest? We continue onward diligently to the news and new releases, directing you to the usual suspects that want to sop up your spare cash. A couple of re-releases and a number of artistic reinterpretations have caught our attention this time, and we think they'll do the same for you!  Finally, we spend a bit of time ruminating on the best way to gift others of the video game vinyl persuasion for the Christmas season for the Valentine's Day season, and how to help those in your life be bold in gifting you. Outro: "Searching for the Hidden Hot Spring" - Monster Hunter X *please excuse any and all references to "it's Fall now" Twitter – @vg_grooves, @jeremy_lamont, @ajohnagnello Links: Rocket League x Monster Cats: Greatest Hits (iam8bit) Cross Symphonic (Bandcamp) Parallelus (Chrono Cross arrangement) (Bandcamp) SYMPHONIC SUITE DRAGON QUEST XI SUGISARISHI TOKI WO MOTOMETE KOICHI SUGIYAMA [LIMITED EDITION] (Play-Asia) Gears 5 (Laced Records) Banana Jamz 199x (Cartridge Thunder) Metal Gear NES (Mondo) (sold out) Metal Gear MSX32 (Mondo) Toe Jam & Earl : Back in the Groove (Enjoy the Ride Records) Image Gallery

In this tense episode, Craig_WK and The Glitch hesitantly advance into the depths of terror as they discuss a unique science fiction survival horror game for the Sega Saturn! Nervously listen in, as they chat about the game play, graphics, and history behind Enemy Zero! They also talk about one of the most interesting creators in video game history: Kenji Eno. When the duo get to the Retro Relapse, The Glitch tries to sell him on a Sega CD game, but Craig_WK isn't buying it! Finally, the hosts chat about it's becoming more difficult than ever to make a decision in the music bracket, as two amazing Super Nintendo soundtracks go head to head! Make sure to check out the latest and greatest from The Legend of Retro!

Capcom Generation 2: The Chronicles of Arthur Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom *Ghosts'n Goblins (Makaimura) *Ghouls'n Ghosts (Dai Makaimura) *Super Ghouls'n Ghosts (Cho Makaimura) * _D_* Developer: WARP / Publisher: Acclaim A horror themed interactive movie and adventure game directed by Kenji Eno. The first entry in the D series staring "digital actress" Laura, and controled through (FMV) sequences. Game must be completed within two hours without a save or pause function. * _Deep Fear_* Developer: SEGA AM7 & System Sacom (Mansion & Lunacy) / Publisher: SEGA A 1998 survival horror game and SEGA's answer to Capcom's Resident Evil. The last Saturn game released in Europe. Features include: real-time item use, aiming while moving, and oxygen management. Music was composed by Kenji Kawai (The Ring, Ghost in Shell, Ranma, Kamen Rider). Creatures and Characters designed by manga artist Yasushi Nirasawa (Kamen Rider). * _Dracula X_* Developer: Konami / Publisher: Konami Saturn version contains exclusive features, including new playable character (Maria Renard), new items, new enemies, two new areas (Cursed Prison and Underground Garden) and a secret outfit for Richter Belmont. A third equippable hand is available to Alucard for equipping usable items such as healing items. Badly ported because the PlayStation does not have a true 2D sprite mode. Developers did not take advantage of Saturn's sprite capabilities, forcing it to render using the same method as PlayStation. Resulted in stretched graphics (PS1 runs 256x224 resolution, while Saturn does 352x240), longer loading times, and altered transparency effects due to lack of alpha transparencies for 3D polygons. * _Enemy Zero_* Developer: WARP / Publisher: SEGA A 1996 survival horror adventure directed by Kenji Eno. The second game to star "digital actress" Laura, and voiced by Jill Cunniff of Luscious Jackson. * _House of the Dead_* Developer (Ported): Tantalus / Publisher: SEGA Port suffered from rushed development. Framerate drops to 20fps. Extra game modes were added which include character selection and a boss battle mode. * _Lunacy (Gekka Mugentan Torico)_* Developer: System Sacom / Publisher: SEGA An interactive movie with a simple interface and complex puzzles. The game is primarily a long series of interconnecting FMV sequences. * _Mr. Bones_* Developer: Zono Incorporated & Angel Studios (RE2 on N64) / Publisher: SEGA A multi-genre game created for SEGA by Ed Annunziata. Very few levels share the same gameplay or perspective. Genres include action/platform, music/rhythm, puzzle & memorization. The game's soundtrack was composed and performed by famed guitarist Ronnie Montrose. * _Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge_* Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Exclusive port to Saturn, while original Darkstalkers for PS had no confirmed release date, resulted in angry PS owners. The original Darkstalkers used 128MB for all characters, Vampire Hunter uses 256MB in total, resulting in an average of 500 extra patterns for all characters. * _Resident Evil_* Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Saturn version added an unlockable Battle minigame where the player must traverse through a series of rooms from the main game and eliminate all enemies within them with the weapons selected by the player. Minigame features two exclusive enemies not in the main game: a zombie version of Wesker and a gold-colored Tyrant. The player's performance is graded at the end of the minigame. The Japanese version is the most gore-laden of all the platforms. Saturn version also features exclusive enemy monsters (re-skinned Hunters called Ticks and a second Tyrant prior to game's final battle) and exclusive outfits for Jill and Chris. Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Released in Japan only in 1998 and required the 4MB RAM cart. Saturn version contains all 15 characters from original Vampire Savior, plus the 3 Night Warriors who were le

Capcom Generation 2: The Chronicles of Arthur Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom *Ghosts'n Goblins (Makaimura) *Ghouls'n Ghosts (Dai Makaimura) *Super Ghouls'n Ghosts (Cho Makaimura) * _D_* Developer: WARP / Publisher: Acclaim A horror themed interactive movie and adventure game directed by Kenji Eno. The first entry in the D series staring "digital actress" Laura, and controled through (FMV) sequences. Game must be completed within two hours without a save or pause function. * _Deep Fear_* Developer: SEGA AM7 & System Sacom (Mansion & Lunacy) / Publisher: SEGA A 1998 survival horror game and SEGA's answer to Capcom's Resident Evil. The last Saturn game released in Europe. Features include: real-time item use, aiming while moving, and oxygen management. Music was composed by Kenji Kawai (The Ring, Ghost in Shell, Ranma, Kamen Rider). Creatures and Characters designed by manga artist Yasushi Nirasawa (Kamen Rider). * _Dracula X_* Developer: Konami / Publisher: Konami Saturn version contains exclusive features, including new playable character (Maria Renard), new items, new enemies, two new areas (Cursed Prison and Underground Garden) and a secret outfit for Richter Belmont. A third equippable hand is available to Alucard for equipping usable items such as healing items. Badly ported because the PlayStation does not have a true 2D sprite mode. Developers did not take advantage of Saturn's sprite capabilities, forcing it to render using the same method as PlayStation. Resulted in stretched graphics (PS1 runs 256x224 resolution, while Saturn does 352x240), longer loading times, and altered transparency effects due to lack of alpha transparencies for 3D polygons. * _Enemy Zero_* Developer: WARP / Publisher: SEGA A 1996 survival horror adventure directed by Kenji Eno. The second game to star "digital actress" Laura, and voiced by Jill Cunniff of Luscious Jackson. * _House of the Dead_* Developer (Ported): Tantalus / Publisher: SEGA Port suffered from rushed development. Framerate drops to 20fps. Extra game modes were added which include character selection and a boss battle mode. * _Lunacy (Gekka Mugentan Torico)_* Developer: System Sacom / Publisher: SEGA An interactive movie with a simple interface and complex puzzles. The game is primarily a long series of interconnecting FMV sequences. * _Mr. Bones_* Developer: Zono Incorporated & Angel Studios (RE2 on N64) / Publisher: SEGA A multi-genre game created for SEGA by Ed Annunziata. Very few levels share the same gameplay or perspective. Genres include action/platform, music/rhythm, puzzle & memorization. The game's soundtrack was composed and performed by famed guitarist Ronnie Montrose. * _Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge_* Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Exclusive port to Saturn, while original Darkstalkers for PS had no confirmed release date, resulted in angry PS owners. The original Darkstalkers used 128MB for all characters, Vampire Hunter uses 256MB in total, resulting in an average of 500 extra patterns for all characters. * _Resident Evil_* Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Saturn version added an unlockable Battle minigame where the player must traverse through a series of rooms from the main game and eliminate all enemies within them with the weapons selected by the player. Minigame features two exclusive enemies not in the main game: a zombie version of Wesker and a gold-colored Tyrant. The player's performance is graded at the end of the minigame. The Japanese version is the most gore-laden of all the platforms. Saturn version also features exclusive enemy monsters (re-skinned Hunters called Ticks and a second Tyrant prior to game's final battle) and exclusive outfits for Jill and Chris. Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Released in Japan only in 1998 and required the 4MB RAM cart. Saturn version contains all 15 characters from original Vampire Savior, plus the 3 Night Warriors who were left out of original arcade release. 4MB RAM cart helps reproduce fluid animation of the arcade version. However, while Shadow is available in the Saturn version, Marionette is not.

Welcome to The Diad Presents! First, a correction. Between the time I recorded the episode and posted the finished mp3 file, I discovered that I had misstated the composer information for Casino Kid II. Originally, I read that the soundtrack was composed by Toshio Murai, but the actual end game credits list the composers only as “EIM Ltd.” "EIM" stands for "Entertainment Imagination and Magnificence," and after some further research, it seems that the likely composers are actually Kenji Eno and Michiya Hirasawa. I'm still not certain, but I feel more comfortable listing them instead of Murai. The show can be downloaded here, or streamed here: And the track list below: # - Game - Track - System - Composer 1 - Casino Kid II - Track 7 - NES/FC - Kenji Eno, Michiya Hirasawa (?) 2 - Casino Kid II - Track 8 - NES/FC - Kenji Eno, Michiya Hirasawa (?) 3 - Vegas Stakes (GB) - Track 6 (The 2020) - Game Boy - Manami Matsumae 4 - Vegas Stakes (SNES) - The 2020 - SNES/SFC - Kimitaka Matsumae 5 - Vegas Stakes (SNES) - Golden Paradise - SNES/SFC - Kimitaka Matsumae 6 - Poker Face Paul - Monte Carlo - Game Gear - Mark Cooksey 7 - Caesars Palace - Title - Genesis/MD - Tommy Tallrico & Steve Henefin 8 - Parlor! Mini: Pachinko Jikki Simulation Game - Story 1 - SNES - Motoi Sakuraba, Shinji Tamura

Welcome back to our October series on Survival Horror with this second part on the man, the myth, the legend behind 1995's D, Keni Eno and his company WARP!

Hello and welcome to SFCL's Halloween themed series of episodes on Kenji Eno's 1995 Horror classic D AKA D no Shokutaku! On this episode we join our heroes as they discuss their experience with horror, vampire hunting and FMV.   Sidenote: The D on the box may stand for dracula...

It’s Halloween season and for me Horror-themed games are fun to play all year round. However, only a select few are best played during Halloween. As a result, horror based games provide not only chills, but bring great memories that amplify the enjoyment of this particular day even more-so. Traditionally, Halloween festivities include trick-or-treating, Horror movie marathons, and costume parties, but when it comes to The retro VGM Revival Hour, This year, like every year, Its about getting yourself ready to get you in the mood to celebrate this holiday the only way I know how: Video Game Music. =====Game - Composer - Title - Year - Company - System==== 1.) Bram Stoker's Dracula - Jeroen Tel - "Daytime Scenes (Part 1)”- 1993 - Probe Software/Sony Imagesoft - NES 2.) Castlevania II: Simon's Quest - Kenichi Matsubara - "A Requiem (Ending)” -1988 - KONAMI - NES 3.) Altered Beast - Tohru Nakabayashi (arranged by Kenji Eno & Michiya Hirasawa)- "Altered Beast Mode” - June 1986 - Interlink/Asmik Corporation - Famicom 4.)Dr. Chaos - Ponii Ichinen - “Mansion Theme”- 1988 - Marionette/FCI - NES 5.) The Immortal - Rob Hubbard - "Battle Theme” - 1990 - Sandcastle/Electronic Arts - NES 6.) Splatterhouse 2 - Eiko Kaneda - “Escape from the Evil One” - August 3, 1992 - Namco - Sega Genesis 7.) Dracula X - Tomoya Tomita, Masanari Iwata, Harumi Ueko & Masahiko Kimura - "Illusionary Dance” - September 1995 - KONAMI - SNES 8.) Ghostbusters - Kazuhiko Nagai - "Final Case - Deep Hole” - June 29, 1990 - Compile/SEGA - Sega Genesis 9.) Silent Hill 4: The Room - Akira Yamaoka (performed by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn) - “Room Of Angel” - September 7, 2004 - KONAMI - PlayStation 2 & Xbox 10.) Master of Darkness - Yoko Wada & Takashi Horiguchi - “ Laboratory (Round 4)“ - 1992 - SIMS/SEGA - Sega Master System 11.) Wolfchild - Martin Iveson - “Ancient Temple (Stage 3 )” - May 13, 1996 - CORE Design/JVC Musical Industries, Inc. - Sega Genesis 12.) Splatter House : Wanpaku Graffiti - Anna Puruna - “The Cabin“ - July 31, 1989 - Now production/NAMCO - Famicom 13.) Shadowrun - Sam Powell - “Redmond Barrens“ - 1994 - BlueSky Software/SEGA - Sega Genesis 14.) Castlevania - Lords of Shadow - Óscar Araujo - “Belmont's Theme" - October 5, 2010 - MercuryStream & Kojima Productions/KONAMI - PS3 & Xbox 360 15.) Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly - Akayo Toyoda - “Crimson Butterfly“- December 10, 2003 - Tecmo - Playstation 2 & Xbox 16.) Monster in My Pocket - Hiroshi Takeyasu & Kozo Nakamura - “Stage 1: Monsters In My House” - January 1992 - KONAMI - NES 17.) Frankenstein: The Monster Returns - Linus & Cha-Cha - “Stage 2“ - 1990 - TOSE/Bandai - NES 18.) Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - Mark Van Hecke - “Streets“ - January 1992 - Imagineering/THQ - NES 19.) A Nightmare on Elm Street - David Wise - "House Theme 3” - October 1990 - RARE/LJN - NES 20.) Godzilla: Monster of Monsters - Masatomo Minamoto - “Godzilla & Title Screen(Planet X theme)“ - October 1989 - Compile/TOHO - NES 21.) Nosferatu - Masanao Akahori - “Creature of the Night" - October 1995 - SETA Corporation - SNES Edgar Velasco: @MoonSpiderHugs FB: www.facebook.com/groups/vgmrevivalhour/ Tumblr: retro-vgm-revival-hour.tumblr.com/ and If you got Emails: Info@maglomaniac.com (Subject: Retro VGM Revival Hour)

Volvemos del exilio en la grupa de un robot ciberespacial para traeros las últimas locuras que se nos han ocurrido. ¡El gran Kenji Eno, Guwange y otros juegazos tienen cabida en este último programa de Miyamoto Danmaku!

This week! We spend most of the episode discussing last week's PlayStation 4 announcements and trailers. Plus: Ziff-Davis shutting down 1UP/UGO/GameSpy in their purchase of IGN, game creator Kenji Eno passes away, Rock Band DLC ends, Book of Spells is awful unless you're only paying 10 bucks for it, and more! This episode is also available as a video on YouTube. And check out Greg's web series Generation 16 (Episode 7 now available) - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Got an Android device? You can now download our app on the Amazon Android Appstore. Find out all about it here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! Running time: 1:45:00

In an attempt to rest our vocal chords between our usual lengthy discussions, RetroCollect FM's host Chris and co-host Karl sit down to discuss what's been happening in the retro gaming world. With the likes of the recent Resident Evil 1.5 leak and the unfortunate passing of Kenji Eno, hear our take on the latest retro news.

In this episode, Rudie goes slightly pre-dumpster diving in the Gamestop PS2 bargain bins, which leads to discussions of Flipnic and a few other not-quite-notable games.  Then Rudie and Chris settle into talking about one of the strangest, most wonderful game developers ever, Kenji Eno.  He might be an alien, but that is A-OK.

**_Capcom Generation 2: The Chronicles of Arthur_** Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom *Ghosts'n Goblins (Makaimura) *Ghouls'n Ghosts (Dai Makaimura) *Super Ghouls'n Ghosts (Cho Makaimura) ** _D_** Developer: WARP / Publisher: Acclaim A horror themed interactive movie and adventure game directed by Kenji Eno. The first entry in the D series staring "digital actress" Laura, and controled through (FMV) sequences. Game must be completed within two hours without a save or pause function. ** _Deep Fear_** Developer: SEGA AM7 & System Sacom (Mansion & Lunacy) / Publisher: SEGA A 1998 survival horror game and SEGA's answer to Capcom's Resident Evil. The last Saturn game released in Europe. Features include: real-time item use, aiming while moving, and oxygen management. Music was composed by Kenji Kawai (The Ring, Ghost in Shell, Ranma, Kamen Rider). Creatures and Characters designed by manga artist Yasushi Nirasawa (Kamen Rider). ** _Dracula X_** Developer: Konami / Publisher: Konami Saturn version contains exclusive features, including new playable character (Maria Renard), new items, new enemies, two new areas (Cursed Prison and Underground Garden) and a secret outfit for Richter Belmont. A third equippable hand is available to Alucard for equipping usable items such as healing items. Badly ported because the PlayStation does not have a true 2D sprite mode. Developers did not take advantage of Saturn's sprite capabilities, forcing it to render using the same method as PlayStation. Resulted in stretched graphics (PS1 runs 256x224 resolution, while Saturn does 352x240), longer loading times, and altered transparency effects due to lack of alpha transparencies for 3D polygons. ** _Enemy Zero_** Developer: WARP / Publisher: SEGA A 1996 survival horror adventure directed by Kenji Eno. The second game to star "digital actress" Laura, and voiced by Jill Cunniff of Luscious Jackson. ** _House of the Dead_** Developer (Ported): Tantalus / Publisher: SEGA Port suffered from rushed development. Framerate drops to 20fps. Extra game modes were added which include character selection and a boss battle mode. ** _Lunacy (Gekka Mugentan Torico)_** Developer: System Sacom / Publisher: SEGA An interactive movie with a simple interface and complex puzzles. The game is primarily a long series of interconnecting FMV sequences. ** _Mr. Bones_** Developer: Zono Incorporated & Angel Studios (RE2 on N64) / Publisher: SEGA A multi-genre game created for SEGA by Ed Annunziata. Very few levels share the same gameplay or perspective. Genres include action/platform, music/rhythm, puzzle & memorization. The game's soundtrack was composed and performed by famed guitarist Ronnie Montrose. ** _Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge_** Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Exclusive port to Saturn, while original Darkstalkers for PS had no confirmed release date, resulted in angry PS owners. The original Darkstalkers used 128MB for all characters, Vampire Hunter uses 256MB in total, resulting in an average of 500 extra patterns for all characters. ** _Resident Evil_** Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Saturn version added an unlockable Battle minigame where the player must traverse through a series of rooms from the main game and eliminate all enemies within them with the weapons selected by the player. Minigame features two exclusive enemies not in the main game: a zombie version of Wesker and a gold-colored Tyrant. The player's performance is graded at the end of the minigame. The Japanese version is the most gore-laden of all the platforms. Saturn version also features exclusive enemy monsters (re-skinned Hunters called Ticks and a second Tyrant prior to game's final battle) and exclusive outfits for Jill and Chris. Developer: Capcom / Publisher: Capcom Released in Japan only in 1998 and r