Podcasts about kotaro uchikoshi

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) take it back to the year 2000 to see what a Kotaro Uchikoshi game is like before he made the Zero Escape trilogy and the Somnium games. Unsurprisingly, there's sci-fi and a lot of discussions about Schrödinger's Cat.

Originally Recorded: January 22, 2023 Welcome all to a brand new series here on Dub Talk. We've been covering anime dubs for years, but decided "hey, Japan makes games that get dubbed too, why don't we cover one of those?" And so Dub Talk Pixels was born, where we bring you the latest and greatest in English Dubbed video games. And do we have a treat for our first episode! Join Amon, Jackson, Andrew, Steph, and Jet as they dive into the world of dangerous and surreal world of AI: The Somnium Files, the hit 2019 Spike Chunsoft mystery visual novel directed by Kotaro Uchikoshi, the man behind the Zero Escape series! Check out the Ota's twitter account here: https://twitter.com/Ota_Matsushita/ And Amon's favorite Ota tweets here: https://imgur.com/a/yk2kM4a AUDIO PLATFORMS: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/47LMCAgEW0BAOy9BnKYmLv Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/dub-talk/id1514880122 Like what we do? Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/dubtalkpodcast Or consider buying us a Ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/dubtalk Hosts: @AmonduulUS @9clawtiger @MangaMan9000 @LilacAnimeRevue @Divinenega Editors: @Jamstar529 @AmonduulUS Music: "Invincible Rainbow Arrow" by Jackie Lastra "Invincible Rainbow Arrow" by Jackie Lastra, Erika Harlacher, Corina Boettger, Zach Aguilar, Allegra Clark, Kaiji Tang, Patrick Seitz, Dorah Fine, & D.C. Douglas Selections from the AI: The Somnium Files OST by Keisuke Ito

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) put a bunch of characters from Kotaro Uchikoshi games into a bracket and see which character stands out above all the rest. We get into some debates and talk about some very good characters in our annual March tradition.If you'd like to fill out your own bracket and see which character you think is the best, you can do so right here!

Season 2 - Episode 10/10 Janet Hsu localization director that has worked in the video game industry for almost two decades. Janet chats about the English localization of the Nintendo DS Game Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors by director Kotaro Uchikoshi from Chunshoft. Localization by Aksys Games with translation by Nobara Nakayama and editing by Ben Bateman. "Nine Hours: You only have 9 hours before Junpei and the other 8 kidnapped drown. Numerology, music composition and logic puzzles are just a few of the 32 plus obstacles that stand in the way of their freedom. Nine Persons: Uncover the mystery surrounding the lives of the 9 captive characters and how their blurry pasts reveal a disturbing future. Help all the characters escape but beware! A wrong decision or careless mistake might put their lives in jeopardy. Nine Doors: Each hostage is cursed with a digital watch that displays their special number. These numbers are the keys to unlocking the 9 doors. Explore your surrounding for clues to unlock the next door by picking up and examining objects. You must use everything in your environment and personal experience to get out." Janet Hsu Janet Hsu's Capcom Dev Blog Translation Chat A podcast where professional Japanese to English translators and editors chat about their favorite translations. Hosted and edited by Jennifer O'Donnell Music by Alex Valles Logo by Katherine Soldevilla

A good mystery is like a good croissant: I bet it's been a while since Kotaro Uchikoshi has made either. Heyoooo! Jen and Six are joined by former cohost Olivia and special guest Kim to tackle the sequel to AI: The Somnium Files, and the latest game by the creator of the Zero Escape series. It's time to dive into the minds of suspects to determine the TRUTH behind the Half-Body Killings. And also get very exasperated, because this is not the sequel that Jen, Olivia, and Kim were hoping for. (Six never played the first.)

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) excitedly get together to talk about the latest Kotaro Uchikoshi game and the sequel to AI: The Somnium Files. We discuss the new and wild story, how Uchikoshi flips things around on the player, the wild ending, and the fun references you get throughout.

Did you know that your Irises aren't fully identical? Each of your eyes contains a slightly different pattern of color and lines that formed long ago,  each one unique even within the same person. No matter how many eyes you search through in the world, it's possible that you'll never find one with an Iris pattern exactly like your own. In this way, our Irises could serve as unique identifiers in the same way that retinal scans and fingerprints already do, which leads us to an important and definitely relevant question: if the cops tried to use your eye to charge you with murder, would that be fucked up or what?This week, Sara and Runa reach the conclusion of their playthrough of AI: The Somnium Files as they finally play through all of the B side routes, unlock blocked pathways, discover the identity of a Mysterious Person 'X', and learn the valuable lesson that all along, it's the MILF right beside us that we should've been swooning over. If you haven't checked out our first episode on AI: The Somnium Files, then you should definitely go back and give that a listen before continuing: There will be both spoilers here for the game in general and elements of our discussion that pick up where we left off in part 1.As we mentioned in our last episode, AI: The Sominum Files (2019) is a sci-fi crime procedural,  psychological thriller, Kotaro Uchikoshi puzzle, and at times a gritty Noir drama following Special Inspector Date Kaname as he tracks down clues about a series of brutal serial murders. In the B side routes of the game, surprisingly few murders occur by comparison - Shoko Nadami still dies at the very start of the game, but while many other people are put into serious danger and the threat of death looms closer than ever, the New Cyclops Killer doesn't claim quite so many victims here... What could have caused this difference? Why does Date sometimes remember the events of previous routes just when he needs to recall that vital information? Why does Date see Iris's frozen corpse in Mizuki's Somnium? Who is So Sejima's son? And, most of all, how many times will boss pull Date aside and say those three special words that every supercop wants to hear: 'Psync with them!'Also, please listen through to the end to enjoy hearing Runa's live reactions to the Nirvana Initiative trailer, which she had heretofore never before seen. You can watch along and listen to Sara and Runa's reactions in real time by watching the version of the trailer in this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isYEhEMpHfk As always, if you enjoy the show please give us a rating and review wherever you listen! You can also follow the podcast twitter at sayitinredpod on twitter, and you can also find more episodes and information on our patreon at patreon dot com slash sayitinred!Content Warnings for this episode:General: Repeated mentions of eye trauma, eye removal, and murder will occur all throughout our AI: The Somnium Files episodes as the crimes at the center of this game involve these elements. Our discussions in this episode also include numerous mentions of ableism within the game and the genre, particularly surrounding mental illness and conventions of its use in explaining criminal behavior. 01:06:45 to 01:08:00 - Description of Eye dislocation and Eye Trauma

What did you dream about last night? Do you remember it clearly? Was it a dream of a fantastical, impossible place? A nightmare woven from old memories? The precise scene filled with highly accurate evidence that a police detective can use to catch a big break in a serial murder case, maybe?This week, Sara and Runa dive deep into AI: The Somnium Files and experience Forensic Dream Investigations first-hand. In the perhaps not-too-distant future, we follow Date Kaname and his AI eyeball partner, Aiba, as they arrives to a surreal and abandoned amusement park. The sky is dark overhead, rain falls steadily, and atop one of the merry-go-round horses Date finds the corpse of the first victim, Shoko Nadami. This opens the investigation into the mysterious New Cyclops killings, chasing down the culprit (or culprits?) responsible for a series of increasingly twisting, baffling murders. At the end of it all, what awaits Date and Aiba is...AI: The Somnium Files (2019) is a sci-fi crime drama, psychological thriller, and Kotaro Uchikoshi puzzle wrapped up in a slick, saturated, and highly stylized presentation. The game follows Date Kaname, an investigator for the MPD's Advanced Brain Investigation Squad (ABIS) alongside his partner, Aiba, who mostly hangs out in his left eye socket since she's an Artificial Intelligence housed in a prosthetic eye. Six years ago, Date lost his left eye and all memories of his prior life in an incident that probably won't be at all important to the ultimate unraveling of this game's deepest secrets, maybe. After the initial investigation at the abandoned amusement park, they find Mizuki - The 12 year old girl who Date has taken care of for the past four years, and also the daughter of the Shoko Nadami. Through their investigations, Aiba and Date piece together the timeline of Shoko's last moments, uncover the links between a net idol and this case, and then try to help Mizuki recover from the trauma of seeing her mother's death. The best way to do that, as it happens, is through the game's central mechanic: Psycing. Whenever Date and Aiba psync with another character, they can dive into the Somnium - the dreamscape of that person's mind made up of an assortment of their real memories manifested in strange, surreal patterns. While some of these Psyncs are relatively direct memories that Date and Aiba are investigating in search of concrete evidence, others are more abstract locations full of someone's trauma, half-remembered moments, and deep secrets. In this first of two episodes on AI: The Somnium Files, we cover every A route path (with the exception of the AB route, which is locked until we get further into the game).  We see a fanboy and stalker come clean about his role in covering for his idol's suspicious activities, we watch Mizuki become an action hero and Date finally become a Dad to her, and we flail around as everything, and everyone, falls apart. What will Date and Aiba find at the end of all this? The truth about six years ago? The identity of the killer? Or, perhaps, will it be something that shakes the  city and the MPD to its foundations...? As always, if you enjoy the show please give us a rating and review wherever you listen! You can also follow the podcast twitter at sayitinredpod on twitter, and you can also find more episodes and information on our patreon at patreon dot com slash sayitinred!Content Warnings for this episode:General: Repeated mentions of eye trauma, eye removal, and murder will occur all throughout our AI: The Somnium Files episodes as the crimes at the center of this game involve these elements. Dismemberment, mutilations, child abuse, and child neglect also come up frequently.

AI: The Somnium Files was one of the understated hit visual novels of 2019, except that the game's tone and story is anything but. Five Retro Encounter panelists break down Kotaro Uchikoshi's wild dream-dropping murder mystery talking about its characters, themes, moments, and abundance of porno mags. Featuring: Michael Sollosi, Caitlin Argyros, Alana Hagues, Leona McCallum, Tyler Trosper

Gurkamal and Gulzar discuss the new game made by Kotaro Uchikoshi! We both really enjoyed this game and loved discussing the game. Let us know what you think at dayoneupdatecast@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) breakdown two games they’ve been patiently waiting for. First, Jared talks about the recently released in Japan, Love Live! School Idol Festival All Stars and how much it differs from the original School Idol Festival. After that, we discuss Kotaro Uchikoshi’s latest game, AI: The Somnium Files and how it might be his best game to date.

Download for Mobile | Podcast Preview Everyone's playing Spider-Man! Everyone loves Spider-Man! We're talking about Spider-Man! Eat a dick, we want LEOPARDON. You can watch us record the podcast live on twitch.tv/superbestfriendsplay Outro: Marvel vs Capcom 3 - Trish Animal Crossing announced for Switch Luigi’s Mansion 3 announced for Switch Super Combat Fighter Too Kyo Games led by Danganronpa and Zero Escape creators Kazutaka Kodaka and Kotaro Uchikoshi, four projects underway Tetris Effect launches November 9 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate adds Isabelle, Switch bundle announced Joaquin Phoenix's Joker looks like a totally normal dude The Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle gets smacked with a delay on PC Catherine: Full Body trailer reveals a busting bevy of details, special edition and... Persona 5 crossover?! Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul cast in Westworld season 3 Papers, Please creator's next game looks like a puzzling good time Pokemon developer Game Freak at work on new RPG known only as 'Town' Conan O'Brien's full catalog of late night episodes will be online in January lethal-league-blaze-strikes-out-in-october-with-jet-set-radio-vibes/

Esta semana venimos con un Podcast de los buenos, de los que duran casi tres horas y hablamos de muchos temas con pasión y fervor. Empezamos repasando las noticias de manga-anime hablando de la tercera parte de Top wo Nerae! Gunbuster anunciada por GAINAX. Hablando de la vuelta de grandes obras, Hayao Miyazaki volverá a hacer una nueva película tras su fracasado intento de retirada. Tampoco nos olvidamos de la vuelta de otro de los directores más queridos en esta casa: Yutaka Yamamoto estrenará su nueva película en 2018. Seguimos con la confirmación de una nueva serie animada de Jigoku Sh?jo Yoi no Togi. Seguimos con una ronda de noticias desmentidas: de momento seguimos sin nueva temporada de Tokyo Ghoul y sin fecha para la primera película de Fate/stay night: Heaven’s Feel. En la ronda de premios de esta semana, Koe no Katachi y Yuri!!! on Ice han triunfado en el Tokyo Anime Award Festival 2017 y Yuri!!! on Ice ha ganado el premio de los fans de Animación del Año del TAAF. Terminamos la parte de anime hablando sobre las OVA de Digimon Adventure tri. y los primeros detalles de su quinta parte, Symbiosis. Además de hablar sobre Love Live! Sunshine!! y Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale. En el lado de los videojuegos, aunque todos los focos se centran en Nintendo Switch y The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, también tenemos tiempo para hablar de algunas noticias: Ya tenemos fecha para la salida en Steam de Dangaronpa V3: Killing Harmony, junto a la localización del mítico 428: Shibuya Scramble. Spike Chunsoft también ha presentado el próximo juego de Kotaro Uchikoshi, Project: Psync. Square Enix tampoco se ha quedado corta de novedades anunciando la fecha de lanzamiento de NieR: Automata en Steam: 17 de marzo y presentando su nuevo RPG producido por Hideo Baba: Project Prelude Rune. Cerramos hablando de Berserk and the Band of the Hawk, el musou basado en la obra de Kentaro Miura. Terminamos el podcast con las preguntas de nuestros oyentes: una selección de preguntas hechas por todos vosotros mediante nuestro Curioscat. Os animamos a dejar vuestras cuestiones para el próximo programa. En este podcast participan: José (Jose_Strife), Elena (Asuka05), David (Hyrule-enciclo), Silvia (Syphire), Lola (loli_tsubasa), Nuria (Nehiyr) y David (Clow)

Kompendium 44 Der Rückkehrer bringt viel lustiges Zeug aus Japan mit sich und enthüllt den Weg zur gesegneten Waifu-Quelle. Um direkt zur Sache zu kommen, es geht um Folgendes: Punch Line, Zaregoto-Series, Bakemonogatari, Kizumonogatari 2: Nekketsu-hen, Sekai-Series, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4, Berserk, One Piece, Re:Zero kara hajimeru isekai no nichijô, Steins;Gate (Visual Novel), Jinrui ha suitai shimashita, Poe no ichizoku, Fruits Basket, Kuragehime, Angel Sanctuary, Switch Girl, Tokyo!, Okitegami Kyôko no bibôroku, Terrace House, Kakera, Onna no ko kirai, Konbini ningen, Shin Gojira Notiz: Punch Line basiert nicht auf einer Light Novel, das Drehbuch wurde von Kotaro Uchikoshi aus dem Studio Mappa geschrieben. Der Anime lief von April bis Mai 2015 im noitaminA-Sendeplatz. Der Rest muss in den Kommentaren geklärt werden! Podcast herunterladen 00:00:00 Begrüßung: „Nehmen wir einen Podcast auf!“ 00:03:00 Punch Line und Katzenpornos 00:11:42 Nisioisin: „Der Teaser war aber gar nicht so gut“ 00:20:15 Jojo, die japanische Arbeitswut und das One Piece 00:26:50 Jeden Monat ein neuer Roman und vier Kanji in einem Wort 00:32:00 Die Philologen des Unbehagens 00:36:00 Hässliches CGI bei Berserk und Hungerlohn in der Anime-industrie 00:43:20 Es gibt ein neues Mega-Waifu! 00:49:15 Zettai ryôiki 2.0 00:53:55 Re:Zero und Light Novel-Klischees 00:58:18 Der Steins;Gate-Mann bei Steam und digitale Literatur 01:01:00 Anthropologische Feenforschung 01:05:00 Die Königin des Shôjo-Mangas: Moto Hagio 01:22:27 Pantyshot und Mädchenromanzen 01:36:14 Nisioisins Kind der Jetztzeit 01:49:35 Terrace House und Netflix 01:56:47 Love Hotel-Programm mit lesbischer Liebe und Bulimie 02:06:12 Die Buchempfehlungen: Lest liebe Hörer“ Sasa Stanisic: Fallensteller Christian Kracht: Die Toten Han Kang: Die Vegetarierin Murata Sayaka: Konbini ningen 02:22:50 Musiktipps: Devin Townsend: Higher Morrissey: Mute Witness Lecca: My Measure 02:26:30 (Un)Mensch der Woche: Anno Hideaki 02:30:23 Abschied mit Wildsau und Wookiee Weitere Links: Die Band aus Onna no ko kirai, Fentoas mit „Kawaii dake ja dame mitai“. ふぇのたす「かわいいだけじゃダメみたい」 Des Philosophen Otaku-Theorie: Azuma Hirokis „Otaku: Japan's Database Animals

Em uma conversa recheada de SPOILERS, Jone e o convidado Erick Seika (Overkill) discutem o capítulo final de ZERO ESCAPE, a incrível série de visual novels de Kotaro Uchikoshi. Siga no Twitter: @jluiz1981 @erickseika Visite o site do Erick! www.overkill.com.br Ouça também: * Jone no BitStudioAmp falando sobre a trilha de 999 (primeiro jogo da série) http://bitstudioamp.com.br/post/148783951833/bit-studio-amp-32 * Erick fala sobre 999 no Jogabilidade http://jogabilida.de/2016/07/dash-69/

Discutimos o primeiro jogo da trilogia de visual novels Zero Escape em todo seu esplendor de mistérios, puzzles, conceitos científicos, coincidências matemáticas, múmias congeladas e muitas, muitas reviravoltas.E o que você tem a dizer?Deixe seu feedback acessando o post deste podcast, ou mande um e-mail para contato@jogabilida.deLinks Comentados: Contribua com nosso Patreon Inscreva-se no nosso Canal do YouTube! Visite: Overkill Imagem: Os 9 Personagens Imagem: Cachorro? Artigo: O experimento da BBC Artigo: Futilidade Artigo: William Thomas Stead Artigo: Gelo-9 Artigo: Gigantic Vídeo: Cena do Black Dynamite Blocos do Podcast: 0:03:32: Introdução à Visual Novels e Kotaro Uchikoshi 0:17:44: Premissa de 999 0:24:15: Apresentacao dos Personagens 0:41:18: As Regras do Jogo 0:54:30: Portas 4 e 5 1:25:03: Portas 3, 7 e 8 1:49:56: Portas 1, 2 e 6 2:08:45: Safe Ending 2:25:54: True Ending Trilha do Podcast: "Helix Nebula", por Anamanaguchi "Trilha Sonora de 999", por Shiji Hosoe "Eclipse Apocalypse", do OCRemix