Podcasts about Tetsuya Mizuguchi

Celebriamo i vent'anni del puzzle game lisergico di Tetsuya Mizuguchi con una bella chiacchierata ricca di divagazioni. Buon ascolto! Soundtraccia: Odd Theme - Fabio Bortolotti / Tanaka - Alessandro Mucchi / Notti fotoniche - Fabio Bortolotti Vuoi darci una mano? Abbonati su Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/outcastvideo Fai acquisti su Amazon: https://amzn.to/3pGObEq Fai acquisti su Fusion Retro Books: https://fusionretrobooks.com/?ref=pzxtr4vyfzsy Usa il codice outcastlive su Epic Games Store. Compra le nostre felpe e magliette: https://outcastlive.threadless.com/ Supportaci su Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/outcast?ty=h Supportaci con PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=K9TL85M7PDN4Y

Join us on a journey of light, color, thought and feeling - through the emotional tableau of falling blocks. Tetris Effect is an extraordinary game and the things it and its soundtrack unearths from within us are extraordinary in turn. Saddle up, partners. Voicemails - (30:02) Tetris - (1:17:20) Tetris Effect - (1:56:50) Tetsuya Mizuguchi - (3:02:33) YouTube Comment Oversharing Corner - (3:43:48) Haikus and outro - (3:57:09) ► The Wired article about the Rez Trance Vibrator ✉️ Send email to bitharmonypod@gmail.com

Your beloved Insert Credit Show panel convenes on topics such as Sony Zelda, the Buddha's Pickle Rick era, and the return of Violence Island. Hosted by Alex Jaffe, with Frank Cifaldi, Tim Rogers, and Brandon Sheffield. Edited by Esper Quinn, original music by Kurt Feldman. Questions this week: Phil Salvador asks: What is a game you love that you would not recommend? (07:02) What's the best way to pepper sidequests through an RPG? (12:47) What's the difference between a good artist and a good concept artist? (18:08) What will Link's first line of dialogue be in the live action Legend of Zelda movie? (23:47) Insert Credit Quick Break: video game union newsletter Jerome asks: which real people have had the most legally distinct video game characters based on them? (32:05) Why is the Streets of Rage pickup sound better than the Pac-Man pickup noise? (38:14) What are, according to Wikipedia, some video games the Buddha might or might not enjoy? (42:29) LIGHTNING ROUND: Violence Island (49:11) Recommendations and Outro (01:11:08) Discuss this episode in the Insert Credit Forums A SMALL SELECTION OF THINGS REFERENCED: Goodfeathers Animaniacs Looney Tunes Wile E. Coyote Bugs Bunny Chuck Jones Elmer Fudd Big Chungus Pickle Rick Porky Pig Telefunken U 47 Frank Sinatra Tweety Sylvester the Cat SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny Granny Yosemite Sam Deadwood 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die Tetris Tetris Effect Tetsuya Mizuguchi Titenic Valis series Yakuza / Ryū ga Gotoku series Demonschool The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Persona series Cyberpunk 2077 Yoshitaka Amano Tetsuya Nomura Kazuko Shibuya Final Fantasy series Yoshitaka Amano, Kazuko Shibuya - from paper to pixel Nintendo is making a live-action Zelda movie Legend of Zelda series Maze Runner (film series) The Maze Runner (book series) Tom Hardy Tom Holland Chris Pratt Ruby Rose John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) The Lost City of Z (2016) Bruce Lee Fei Long Street Fighter series Liu Kang Mortal Kombat games Sylvester Stallone Rambo The Revenge of Shinobi Jackie Chan Bruce Willis Elvis Presley Arnold Schwarzenegger Bloody Wolf Commando (1985) The Terminator (1984) Rocky (1976) Dolph Lundgren Mario Segale Harrison Ford Han Solo Indiana Jones Patriot Games (1992) The Fugitive (1993) U.S. Marshals (1998) Streets of Rage Pac-Man Yuzo Koshiro Castlevania series List of games that Buddha would not play The Buddha Fire Emblem series Super Mario 64 Mario Kart series WarioWare series You Don't Know Jack series Dota 2 League of Legends Blood Will Tell: Tezuka Osamu's Dororo Tony Hawk skateboarding series Viewtiful Joe Agent 47 Ristar Rayman Billy Kane Billy Zane Sylvando Rouge the Bat Recommendations: Frank: The Legend of Beavis Brandon: If you're watching Yakuza Apocalypse (2015) the only watchable version is on Tubi, Saturnalia on Steam Tim: The new Daytona USA 2 port on Steam Jaffe: Aftermath, 52 Pickup This week's Insert Credit Show is brought to you by video game union newsletter, and patrons like you. Thank you. Subscribe: RSS, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and more!

Your beloved Insert Credit Show panel convenes on topics such as Sony Zelda, the Buddha's Pickle Rick era, and the return of Violence Island. Hosted by Alex Jaffe, with Frank Cifaldi, Tim Rogers, and Brandon Sheffield. Edited by Esper Quinn, original music by Kurt Feldman. Questions this week: Phil Salvador asks: What is a game you love that you would not recommend? (07:02) What's the best way to pepper sidequests through an RPG? (12:47) What's the difference between a good artist and a good concept artist? (18:08) What will Link's first line of dialogue be in the live action Legend of Zelda movie? (23:47) Insert Credit Quick Break: video game union newsletter Jerome asks: which real people have had the most legally distinct video game characters based on them? (32:05) Why is the Streets of Rage pickup sound better than the Pac-Man pickup noise? (38:14) What are, according to Wikipedia, some video games the Buddha might or might not enjoy? (42:29) LIGHTNING ROUND: Violence Island (49:11) Recommendations and Outro (01:11:08) Discuss this episode in the Insert Credit Forums A SMALL SELECTION OF THINGS REFERENCED: Goodfeathers Animaniacs Looney Tunes Wile E. Coyote Bugs Bunny Chuck Jones Elmer Fudd Big Chungus Pickle Rick Porky Pig Telefunken U 47 Frank Sinatra Tweety Sylvester the Cat SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny Granny Yosemite Sam Deadwood 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die Tetris Tetris Effect Tetsuya Mizuguchi Titenic Valis series Yakuza / Ryū ga Gotoku series Demonschool The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Persona series Cyberpunk 2077 Yoshitaka Amano Tetsuya Nomura Kazuko Shibuya Final Fantasy series Yoshitaka Amano, Kazuko Shibuya - from paper to pixel Nintendo is making a live-action Zelda movie Legend of Zelda series Maze Runner (film series) The Maze Runner (book series) Tom Hardy Tom Holland Chris Pratt Ruby Rose John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) The Lost City of Z (2016) Bruce Lee Fei Long Street Fighter series Liu Kang Mortal Kombat games Sylvester Stallone Rambo The Revenge of Shinobi Jackie Chan Bruce Willis Elvis Presley Arnold Schwarzenegger Bloody Wolf Commando (1985) The Terminator (1984) Rocky (1976) Dolph Lundgren Mario Segale Harrison Ford Han Solo Indiana Jones Patriot Games (1992) The Fugitive (1993) U.S. Marshals (1998) Streets of Rage Pac-Man Yuzo Koshiro Castlevania series List of games that Buddha would not play The Buddha Fire Emblem series Super Mario 64 Mario Kart series WarioWare series You Don't Know Jack series Dota 2 League of Legends Blood Will Tell: Tezuka Osamu's Dororo Tony Hawk skateboarding series Viewtiful Joe Agent 47 Ristar Rayman Billy Kane Billy Zane Sylvando Rouge the Bat Recommendations: Frank: The Legend of Beavis Brandon: If you're watching Yakuza Apocalypse (2015) the only watchable version is on Tubi, Saturnalia on Steam Tim: The new Daytona USA 2 port on Steam Jaffe: Aftermath, 52 Pickup This week's Insert Credit Show is brought to you by video game union newsletter, and patrons like you. Thank you. Subscribe: RSS, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and more!

A pesar de que el tema de la semana ha sido el lanzamiento de un nuevo Zelda, aún necesitamos un poco más de tiempo para jugarlo; mientras tanto, os hablamos de Humanity, un título de puzles desarrollado por Enhance en el que interpretamos a un perrito que da órdenes a una marabunta de seres humanos para resolver distintos rompecabezas. El juego tiene mucha más profundidad narrativa de la que parece; y de eso, y de la obra de su director, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, os hablamos en este programa.

In this week's episode of The Game Informer Show, the crew reveals our next magazine cover story, featuring Final Fantasy XVI, which sent Wesley across the ocean to Square Enix Japan. Afterward, we dive into a 30-minute spoiler-free discussion about The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and share our thoughts on the game. Of course, Hyrule wasn't the only world we explored this week, as Lego 2K Drive and Humanity, created in part by Tetris Effect creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi, were released on May 16. Prefer to watch the video version of the podcast? Find it below: Follow us on social media: Alex Van Aken (@itsVanAken), Marcus Stewart (@MarcusStewart7), Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard), Wesley LeBlanc (@LeBlancWes) The Game Informer Show is a weekly gaming podcast covering the latest video game news, industry topics, exclusive reveals, and reviews. Join host Alex Van Aken every Thursday for a chat about your favorite games – past and present – with Game Informer staff, developers, and special guests from around the industry. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. Matt Storm, the freelance audio editor for The Game Informer Show, edited this episode. Matt is an experienced podcast host and producer who's been speaking into a microphone for over a decade. You should listen to Matt's shows like the "Fun" And Games Podcast and Reignite, a BioWare-focused podcast. Jump to the timestamps to get to a particular point of discussion: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:32 - Cover Story: Final Fantasy XVI 00:09:24 - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom 00:43:59 - Lego 2K Drive 00:53:30 - Humanity 01:05:42 - Housekeeping and Listener Questions

My guest today is the Japanese designer of some of the most transcendent music-themed video games yet made. He graduated with a degree in media aesthetics from Nihon University, then, inspired by a photograph of a virtual reality headset made by NASA, joined Sega hoping to work on a similar project. A keen sports car enthusiast, he developed the arcade racing game Sega Rally Championship then, during a research trip in Switzerland, attended a dance music concert and found himself in a crowd of tens of thousands. Seeing how the music, lights and bodies moved together, set him on a new path toward making full-sensory digital experiences. In 2001 he released Rez, a trance-themed game in which players shoot down computer viruses in time to the beat; it is today widely regarded as one of the high points of digital expression. “I still feel like I am in the middle of my career,” he once told me. “I've only achieved half of what I want to. And I have not lost my excitement about games.” Welcome, Tetsuya Mizuguchi. Thank you for listening to My Perfect Console. Please consider becoming a supporter; your small monthly donation will help to make the podcast sustainable for the long term, contributing toward the cost of equipment, editing, and hosting episodes. https://plus.acast.com/s/my-perfect-console. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you have ever played Sega Rally Championship, you've undoubtedly heard Kenneth Ibrahim's voice before. Today, Kenneth is a Senior Pipeline Technical Director at Lucasfilm, working on Star Wars animated series. But almost 30 years ago, he served as your trusty co-driver in Tetsuya Mizuguchi's seminal arcade racing classic. Kenneth was gracious enough to join us for nearly two hours of incredible stories, charting his whirlwind start at Sega at the peak of the company's dominance, a career in computer graphics that sent him to Japan and back and, of course, how he wound up calling the shots in the Celica and Delta, much to his surprise. If you love Sega in the '90s, this is one you won't want to miss. Follow Kenneth Ibrahim on Twitter @twittiamo and watch his series, Star Wars: The Bad Batch, on Disney+. For more between each podcast, follow @time_extend on Twitter, timeextend on Twitch, and ask us for an invite to our Discord community.

It's back! New year craziness and some technical issues brought the game podcast to a halt, and life found a way (to get in the way), but it finally feels like a good time to restart!You'll notice that the games podcast is going to have shorter episodes from now on, both to help make it fit into my schedule, and also because I'm only going to talk about one game at a time. However, it's now fully scripted, so you can read along if you please! Bonus article!This week, I'm trying to put into words the greatness of a new music-based block matching game called ‘Red White Yellow Cruising' on the Nintendo Switch. You can find a full transcript of this episode, as well as all of our other content, on this episode's homepage: https://awesomefriday.ca/2022/07/games-red-white-yellow-cruising/Enjoy!CONNECT WITH US:        Homepage:         Twitter:             Facebook:             Instagram:             YouTube:             Email:             SUPPORT:             Patreon:             Ko-Fi:       SHOW LINKS: Awesome Friday on Apple Podcasts Awesome Friday on Amazon Music Awesome Friday on Deezer Awesome Friday on Goodpods Awesome Friday on Google Podcasts Awesome Friday on iHeartRadio Awesome Friday on Overcast Awesome Friday on Spotify Awesome Friday on Stitcher

Vamos con la edición n°16 de nuestro maravilloso show enfocado en la música de videojuegos. Esta vez junto a un título que prometimos hace ya bastante tiempo y que finalmente pudimos concretar, REZ. El título que visibilizó a Tetsuya Mizuguchi en la industria y del cual revisamos los mejores temas en este Rock and Games junto a Marcelo y gR.- 💖

Darren Korb da Supergiant de Hades, Enter the Gungeon, Tetsuya Mizuguchi de Tetris Effect + LUMINES + Child of Éden, música boa de Aaero, Uncharted, com Halo Infinite vale ouvir Videogames Live de Tommy Tallarico, Nuclear Throne está no Game Pass e mencionado no livro Press Reset, aluninação com Banjo-Kazooie são alguns dos assuntos da conversa infinita de videogames de Alexandre Sato e João Varella. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2analogicos/message

Samsung unveiled no less than five devices this week, with the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Z Flip 3, Galaxy Watch 4, Watch 4 Classic and Galaxy Buds 2 all now official. Pocket-lint's reviews editor managed to get some brief time with them all so gives us the rundown on what he thinks.Stuart Miles then chats with Tetsuya Mizuguchi, the gaming legend behind Rez, Space Channel 5, Lumines, Tetris Effect and many other classics. He has recently curated the Virtual Realms exhibition at the Barbican, London, so explains the new games-related experiences it offers.And finally, contributing editor Max Freeman-Mills has been playing Back 4 Blood in closed beta sessions. He gives us his first impressions of the co-op FPS thought to be the spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead.01:00 - Mike chats about Samsung Galaxy Unpacked10:52 - Interview with Tetsuya Mizuguchi25:23 - Max gives his initial opinion on Back 4 BloodVisit us at pocket-lint.com, check out our latest videos at youtube.com/pocketlintcom and sign up to our daily newsletter at pocket-lint.com/info/newsletter. *** Please also take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks! ***Hosted by Rik HendersonProduction and editing by Rik HendersonGuests: Mike Lowe, Stuart Miles, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, Max Freeman-MillsMusic by Lee Rosevere - Let's Start at the Beginning and Southside See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we begin a new series on the delightful action platformer shooter thing called Ratchet & Clank. We set it in its time a little bit, and talk a bit about developer Insomniac, and then turn to talk about introductory impressions and continue to catch up on feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up to Novalis Issues covered: destroying your enemies with flame, tone and charm and humor, 2002: a Good Year with a Thick Coat of Peanut Butter, the mascots, playing PlayStation games at the start of the PS2 lifecycle, the Cerny Method, Tim's first time, the war on consoles surrounding mascots and third person action, what Microsoft was up to, Brett projects that Tim will be amazed about with the guns, a little sideline into Resistance, the titles, future streamlining, getting animation to film quality, stretch and squish as a frontier, making a character feel very alive, Brett dives into the hardware, wishing you could take your technical expertise back, seeing lots of characters and structure very early, consistency of tone, enjoyable juvenalia, a series of gags, the surprise of having a map and quests, a variety of enemy types, the tendency of consoles towards PCs, a huge pile of FF6 secrets, a game coming to you at a time where it helped you get through, what we'd want from JRPG combat, taking a week off, thinking you've finished the game, Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Insomniac, PlayStation 2, Disruptor, Spyro (series), Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, Kingdom Hearts, Eternal Darkness, Animal Crossing, GameCube, Super Mario Sunshine, Metroid Prime, Wind Waker, Republic Commando, Xbox, Sly Cooper, MechAssault, Splinter Cell, BG: Dark Alliance, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4, Phantasy Star Online I & II, Andrew Kirmse, Warcraft III, Jedi Outcast, Freedom Force, Irrational Games, Jonathan Chey, Dungeon Siege, Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, No One Lives Forever 2, Neverwinter Nights, Battlefield 1942, Jedi Starfighter, Rez, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, Metroid Fusion, Metroid Dread, Sonic (series), GTA III: Vice City, LucasArts, Final Fantasy IX, Final Fantasy Tactics, Sunset Boulevard, Sunset Overdrive, Fuse, Mark Cerny, Game Developer Magazine, Jak & Daxter, Super Mario 64, Nintendo 64, Crash Bandicoot, Rare, Banjo Kazooie, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Sega, UbiSoft, Rayman, Gex, Crystal Dynamics, Croc, Bonk, Blinx: The Time Sweeper, Frogger, Halo, Max Payne, Brute Force, Psychonauts, Viva Pinata, Perfect Dark Zero, GoldenEye, Sea of Thieves, Resistance, Call of Duty, Medal of Honor, Agent Carter, Skylanders, Toys for Bob, Star Wars, Space Quest, Anachronox, Warner Bros, Animaniacs, Bugs Bunny, Ryan/Biostats, Top Gun, Ninja Turtles, Ducktales, Chrono Trigger, Mark Garcia, Undertale, Skyrim, Death Stranding, Calamity Nolan, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers. Next time: Play more! How much more? Peep the Twitters. Twitch: brettdouville or timlongojr, instagram:timlongojr, Twitter: @timlongojr and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Blast into hyperspace with us as we cover the trilogy of SEGA Star Wars arcade games! We delve into Star Wars Arcade and the 32X port rush job, Star Wars Trilogy Arcade and the connection to Space Channel 5 creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi and lastly Star Wars Racer Arcade and the evolution of the development studio … Continued

This episode of Pick n' Mix is entirely dedicated to the listeners! Hear what games Dwang and Twinny wanted featured on the show while hearing our memories, thoughts and a selection of great tunes. Come and take a dive into The Selection Box! For the full show notes, check out: https://www.rspicknmix.com/s2e26

Em mais um Boteco Holodeck, Fernando e Anderson conversam sobre os jogos que jogaram recentemente, além de comentar produtos que leram, ouviram e assistiram. Começamos com o jogo musical Rez Infinite, versão em VR do clássico de Tetsuya Mizuguchi. Em seguida falamos mais de Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic e como ele desafia as noções de diversão que são geralmente utilizadas para se descrever jogos, para depois tratar do misterioso e belo Mundaun, jogo independente sueco de terror que se passa nos alpes e é todo desenhado a mão. Escute nosso episódio anterior Regras do Jogo #94 – City Builders, siga o Holodeck no Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Twitch, YouTube e entre em nosso grupo de Discord do Regras do Jogo. Participantes Fernando HenriqueGamer Antifascista Indicações do Episódio Documentário Not A GameFilme Che: O ArgentinoPodcast Guilhotina #110 -Tiago Santos Salgado Músicas: Persona 5 – Beneath The Mask lofi chill remixDuett - The City

On tonight's show: nothing but vibes... quite literally! We play you the greatest tunes from Rez, it's subsequent re-releases and some songs that didn't make the final cut while discussing our memories of the title. We also talk history, revisional differences and changes between prototypes and the final release. If you're a fan of the title, join us for the ultimate celebration of all things Rez!

On this SEGA Talk, George and Barry discuss a game that has been requested quite a bit by our audience: 2001’s musical rail shooter Rez. Created by Tetsuya Mizuguchi, this synesthesia inspired game has a very interesting development history, which we delve into. We also cover the various ports and other works by Mizuguchi. Make … Continued

The finale of Month of the Fan is here, and we're throwing it over to one of the many requests by jstarmax. Admittedly it's a topic that crosses over with a lot of others that we've done recently, but it's still a request by you guys. Enough chat, let's dedicate an episode to the gaming genius known as Tetsuya Mizuguchi! Be sure to get yourself into a trance before listening.

Neue iPads braucht das Land Nach eher Standard-iPhones bringt Apple etwas mehr Schwung in sein Angebot: neue iPad Pros mit “randlosem” Design, USB C Anschluss und neuem Pencil. Wir haben für Euch Display, Performance und eine eventuelle Möglichkeit als MacBook Ersatz im Alltag getestet. Klatsche für die Telekom Mobilfunk in Deutschland ist teuer. Zu teuer. Und da kommen dann ganz tolle Angebote bei denen bestimmte Streaming Dienste nicht auf das Guthaben angerechnet werden. Viele Kunden finden das toll und empfinden die Verträge dann nicht mehr als so problematisch, doch dieses Vorgehen ist ein Problem in Sachen Netzneutralität. Glücklicherweise verstößt es auch gleich noch gegen EU Recht, denn bei Stream On der Telekom gilt die Ausnahme nur im Inland. Bundesnetzagentur not amused. Und wir finden das auch nicht gut! Das Boot – die neue Serie Als Sky etwa 2 Jahren eine neue Serie zum Kult Titel “Das Boot” angekündigt hatte, waren viele doch sehr skeptisch. Was Sky nun aber mit den 8 Episoden der 1. Staffel abgeliefert hat, überzeugt dann doch. Die Quoten bzw. die Abrufe auf VoD sind beachtlich. Das Boot Eine neue Brille Wieder mal eine neue Datenbrille. Diesmal heißt sie Vuzix. Wobei so neu ist der Anbieter nicht. Die Erfahrungen in der Industrie gehen schon 20 Jahre zurück, aber nun soll das erste Modell auch für Consumer kommen und die Developer Version ist aktuell für 1100$schon bestellbar. Wir sind gespannt, was sie alles können wird. Interessant ist, dass die Blade recht normal aussieht. Mal schauen, wann sie wirklich bestellbar sein wird und was sie dann kostet. Masta Ace is back! Jahrelang gab es nichts Neues von Kult Rapper Masta Ace, bekannt durch Born to roll! Nun kommt er überraschend mit einem sehr old-school klingenden Album mit dem Namen “A Breukelen Story”. Hammer gut und wir stellen Euch die erste Single “Brooklyn” vor. Bluetooth Rant Bluetooth ist eine tolle Sache. Ein Standard, der sich durchsetzt. Jetzt hat Peppi fürs Heimtheater extra neue Kopfhörer gekauft und stellt fest… Die gehen nicht mit Sony Playstation 4 und dem Sky Receiver. Ein Rant über mangelnde Implementierung von Standards… Ein neues Tetris… ….das hat die Games Welt gebraucht. Dachte sich Matze als Sony Tetris Effect auf der E3 angekündigt wurde. Tetsuya Mizuguchi ist als Mentor im Projekt und es kam ein faszinierender, audio-visueller Trip heraus! Back to the past Nachdem Red Dead Redemption nicht so Peppis Spiel war, hat er sich bei Stream als Überbrückung Emergency20 geholt – und spielt seit langem mal wieder auf dem Mac.

Neue iPads braucht das Land Nach eher Standard-iPhones bringt Apple etwas mehr Schwung in sein Angebot: neue iPad Pros mit “randlosem” Design, USB C Anschluss und neuem Pencil. Wir haben für Euch Display, Performance und eine eventuelle Möglichkeit als MacBook Ersatz im Alltag getestet. Klatsche für die Telekom Mobilfunk in Deutschland ist teuer. Zu teuer. Und da kommen dann ganz tolle Angebote bei denen bestimmte Streaming Dienste nicht auf das Guthaben angerechnet werden. Viele Kunden finden das toll und empfinden die Verträge dann nicht mehr als so problematisch, doch dieses Vorgehen ist ein Problem in Sachen Netzneutralität. Glücklicherweise verstößt es auch gleich noch gegen EU Recht, denn bei Stream On der Telekom gilt die Ausnahme nur im Inland. Bundesnetzagentur not amused. Und wir finden das auch nicht gut! Das Boot – die neue Serie Als Sky etwa 2 Jahren eine neue Serie zum Kult Titel “Das Boot” angekündigt hatte, waren viele doch sehr skeptisch. Was Sky nun aber mit den 8 Episoden der 1. Staffel abgeliefert hat, überzeugt dann doch. Die Quoten bzw. die Abrufe auf VoD sind beachtlich. Das Boot Eine neue Brille Wieder mal eine neue Datenbrille. Diesmal heißt sie Vuzix. Wobei so neu ist der Anbieter nicht. Die Erfahrungen in der Industrie gehen schon 20 Jahre zurück, aber nun soll das erste Modell auch für Consumer kommen und die Developer Version ist aktuell für 1100$schon bestellbar. Wir sind gespannt, was sie alles können wird. Interessant ist, dass die Blade recht normal aussieht. Mal schauen, wann sie wirklich bestellbar sein wird und was sie dann kostet. Masta Ace is back! Jahrelang gab es nichts Neues von Kult Rapper Masta Ace, bekannt durch Born to roll! Nun kommt er überraschend mit einem sehr old-school klingenden Album mit dem Namen “A Breukelen Story”. Hammer gut und wir stellen Euch die erste Single “Brooklyn” vor. Bluetooth Rant Bluetooth ist eine tolle Sache. Ein Standard, der sich durchsetzt. Jetzt hat Peppi fürs Heimtheater extra neue Kopfhörer gekauft und stellt fest… Die gehen nicht mit Sony Playstation 4 und dem Sky Receiver. Ein Rant über mangelnde Implementierung von Standards… Ein neues Tetris… ….das hat die Games Welt gebraucht. Dachte sich Matze als Sony Tetris Effect auf der E3 angekündigt wurde. Tetsuya Mizuguchi ist als Mentor im Projekt und es kam ein faszinierender, audio-visueller Trip heraus! Back to the past Nachdem Red Dead Redemption nicht so Peppis Spiel war, hat er sich bei Stream als Überbrückung Emergency20 geholt – und spielt seit langem mal wieder auf dem Mac. Werden Amazon Go Stores eine Nummer Größer? Offenbar experimentiert Amazon gerade ein wenig mit den Go Stores. Die bisher geöffneten Läden haben ja nur Kleinigkeiten und sind keine vollwertigen Supermärkte. Könnte sich das eventuell ädern?

Neue iPads braucht das Land Nach eher Standard-iPhones bringt Apple etwas mehr Schwung in sein Angebot: neue iPad Pros mit “randlosem” Design, USB C Anschluss und neuem Pencil. Wir haben für Euch Display, Performance und eine eventuelle Möglichkeit als MacBook Ersatz im Alltag getestet. Klatsche für die Telekom Mobilfunk in Deutschland ist teuer. Zu teuer. Und da kommen dann ganz tolle Angebote bei denen bestimmte Streaming Dienste nicht auf das Guthaben angerechnet werden. Viele Kunden finden das toll und empfinden die Verträge dann nicht mehr als so problematisch, doch dieses Vorgehen ist ein Problem in Sachen Netzneutralität. Glücklicherweise verstößt es auch gleich noch gegen EU Recht, denn bei Stream On der Telekom gilt die Ausnahme nur im Inland. Bundesnetzagentur not amused. Und wir finden das auch nicht gut! Das Boot – die neue Serie Als Sky etwa 2 Jahren eine neue Serie zum Kult Titel “Das Boot” angekündigt hatte, waren viele doch sehr skeptisch. Was Sky nun aber mit den 8 Episoden der 1. Staffel abgeliefert hat, überzeugt dann doch. Die Quoten bzw. die Abrufe auf VoD sind beachtlich. Das Boot Eine neue Brille Wieder mal eine neue Datenbrille. Diesmal heißt sie Vuzix. Wobei so neu ist der Anbieter nicht. Die Erfahrungen in der Industrie gehen schon 20 Jahre zurück, aber nun soll das erste Modell auch für Consumer kommen und die Developer Version ist aktuell für 1100$schon bestellbar. Wir sind gespannt, was sie alles können wird. Interessant ist, dass die Blade recht normal aussieht. Mal schauen, wann sie wirklich bestellbar sein wird und was sie dann kostet. Masta Ace is back! Jahrelang gab es nichts Neues von Kult Rapper Masta Ace, bekannt durch Born to roll! Nun kommt er überraschend mit einem sehr old-school klingenden Album mit dem Namen “A Breukelen Story”. Hammer gut und wir stellen Euch die erste Single “Brooklyn” vor. Bluetooth Rant Bluetooth ist eine tolle Sache. Ein Standard, der sich durchsetzt. Jetzt hat Peppi fürs Heimtheater extra neue Kopfhörer gekauft und stellt fest… Die gehen nicht mit Sony Playstation 4 und dem Sky Receiver. Ein Rant über mangelnde Implementierung von Standards… Ein neues Tetris… ….das hat die Games Welt gebraucht. Dachte sich Matze als Sony Tetris Effect auf der E3 angekündigt wurde. Tetsuya Mizuguchi ist als Mentor im Projekt und es kam ein faszinierender, audio-visueller Trip heraus! Back to the past Nachdem Red Dead Redemption nicht so Peppis Spiel war, hat er sich bei Stream als Überbrückung Emergency20 geholt – und spielt seit langem mal wieder auf dem Mac.

The Tetris Effect is the latest music/puzzle/synesthesia experience from legendary game designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi. Shane spends most of this episode mercilessly clowning on me for my Tetris skills while we discuss the benefits playing Tetris...

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The Tetris Effect demo is now live! To celebrate, we sat down with Tetsuya Mizuguchi and Mark MacDonald of Enhance to learn more about how this dream project came to be. Enjoy!

Med Jocke på mässa får Fredrik assistans av Iller och Macmattias! Vi värmer upp med bland annat stark mat, sous-vide-matlagning, små serveräventyr, att bråka med Telia, och att handla på Webhallen. Sedan blir det genvägar i IOS 12, boktips och strulande nät. Vi diskuterar problemen med samlande på spel, och att hinna spela moderna spel över huvud taget. Macmattias rapporterar om soliga Karlstad och Cybercom summit - lagom långt bort och med allt från uppkopplade bilar till fräck magi med Ipads. Linus Torvalds ska bli snäll och tar paus? Vi gör ett kort nedslag och kommer sedan tillbaka till gamla fina spel som Spy vs spy. Jakten på bra handkontroller. En hög robusta filmtips, och problemet att köra fast i Netflix. Länkar N-track studio Setapp Ubar Macpaw - företaget bakom Setapp Bartender Cleammymac Gemini Ulysses Unarchiver Avsnittet med Illers fantastiska chipsreklam Den tyska recensionen av samma chips Inumbo SPF - sender policy framework Smash bros ultimate Skotsk dam försöker prata med Alexa Apple Scotland - having a wee bit of a problem Sous-vide Sous vide everything Slow cooker Sichuanpeppar Carrot weather Applescript Macstories Workflow - föregångaren till genvägar Federico Viticcis IOS12-recension Automator Creative selection Bitlocker Guardians Nörd:igt-podden Kerbal space program Eurotruck simulator Holedown, igen! Arkham-spelen Gamelengths.com No man’s sky Assassin’s creed-serien Witcher 3 Karlstad congress culture centre Bluego Oscar D1gits - Ipadmagi Linus Torvalds ska bli snäll Fe Spy vs spy Tetris effect Lumines Rez Tetsuya Mizuguchi - speldesignern bakom ovanstående spel Eittris Nintendo 64-kontrollen 60%-tangentbord Ergodox Room Captain marvel Brie Larson Spotlight Whiplash Funny games Fargo Mike Leigh Tommy Wiseaus the room finns nu på Youtube Greta gris Två nördar - en podcast. Fredrik Björeman och Joacim Melin diskuterar allt som gör livet värt att leva. Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-140-vi-har-kort-fast-i-netflix.html.

Pour son quatrième épisode, nous accueillerons avec joie un nouveau petit ...nouveau, cette fois-ci c:est JB alias Le Commandant alias Kamen Soviet alias le type responsable des AMV Enfer 2 et 3 qui nous accompagne. Pour fêter ça, on a même délivré Axel de la cave dans laquelle nous l:avions enfermé depuis le premier épisode. Dans cet épisode, on parle de jeux anciens mais géniaux qu sont "Lumines" et "Skies of Arcadia", on reviendra dans le présent pour aborder le cas du très sympathique "Tricky Towers" qui est notre jeu du Canapé Game pour cet épisode et enfin on se projette dans le turfu avec nos prédictions 100% pas sûres concernant l:E3 qui approche. Mais Le Canapé Game ce n:est pas que du jeu vidéo puisqu:on on parlera aussi de cinéma avec la sortie enfin réelle de "L:homme qui tua Don Quichotte" de Terry Gilliam. Enfin, last but not least, retrouvez aussi le coup de coeur du Canapé Game pour la série d:animation surréaliste "Néo Yokio". Bref, le Canapé Game est de retour et tout va bien. Un épisode enregistré le 02 juin 2018. Avec Nemo, Xefir, JB, Otak et Axel. Au sommaire de ce numéro L:édito de Nemo : Le sens du timing et un pompier pas bien malien. (3:21 => 6:15) Les coups de coeur / coups de gueule de l:équipe (6:15 => 13:38) Axel : L:E3 arrive, figurez vous !. Otak: Les betas leaks de Pokemon / La déception "Mutafukaz" JB : Le film "En Guerre". Nemo: La sortie du manga "Au grand air" chez Nobi-nobi (on vous aime les gars 23:38) Le quiz de l:émission : Notre pas du tout plagié Bruger Quiz (23:38 => 34:41) La chronique de Otak : Skies of Arcadia (34:41 => 45:20) La pause musicale choisie par Axel : Cette année là par Anotoki, YMCK - Album "Cloclo Made in Japan" (45:20 => 49:55) La chronique de JB : L:homme qui tua Don Quichotte (49:55 => 1:02:38) Le jeu du Canapé Game : Tricky Towers (1:02:38 => 1:08:50) La chronique de Nemo : L:anime Neo Yokio (1:08:50 => 1:19:00) Les prédictions du Canapé Game pour l:E3. (1:19:00 => 1:32:12) Remerciements puis la musique de fin de Nemo: Puppy Love - Earthworm Jim 2 OST (1:32:12 => 1:38:00)

Jeremy follows up on last year's interview with Enhance Games boss and all-around video game design savant Tetsuya Mizuguchi, this time exploring the origins of musical PSP puzzle masterpiece Lumines. Just in time for the new remaster!

Jeremy speaks with legendary developer Tetsuya Mizuguchi on his start in games, the genesis of Space Channel 5 and Rez, and face-mounted Game Gears. Later, Kishi and Kim Justice join to discuss Metal Gear's anniversary and Fire Pro World, respectively.

To celebrate the 50th episode, this week we have a bumper 3-hour show! Joining Liam is 17-Bit’s head honcho the excellent, Jake Kazdal. 17-Bit are responsible for titles such as Skulls of the Shogun and Galak-Z. Jake talks about his early career at SEGA working with Rez creator, Tetsuya Mizuguchi. We also have 8 excellent games, including a brand new Zelda title and a huge in-depth talk about VR! It’s a super way to celebrate 50 episodes of condemning video game industry members to the Final Games island! Thank you to everyone who has listened, downloaded, tweeted, shared and supported the show since over the past 50 episodes. It means the world to me! Thank you. Don't forget to follow on Soundcloud and leave a comment about what you thought of Jake's choices! We'd love to hear what you the listeners think of the guest's choices and let's have a lovely discussion :) You can also download this show on iTunes as well, just search for "Final Games". Please rate and review the show! apple.co/1QP0ciS Jake Kazdal: @jkooza www.17-bit.com Also please go check out Craig's excellent music on Soundcloud! Thank you to him for his excellent intro! https://soundcloud.com/windmills-at-dawn @craigedycraig If you'd like to contact the show or Liam, or if you have any feedback please check out: @LiamBME @FinalGamesShow finalgamespodcast@gmail.com Final Games is hosted on Soundcloud at: @finalgamespodcast But is also available on iTunes, aCast and Stitcher!

Après un épisode dédié à l'excellent The Club très WTF (notamment dans la Bonus Track "les vedettes !"), quoi de mieux que de repartir à nouveau dans un épisode plus que farfelu avec l'excellentissime REZ sur Dreamcast. Pour cela, Kurdy, Gothic et moi même sommes accompagnés d'iGREKKESS, webmaster du site SEGAKore.fr et administrateur du SEGA Galaxy Board (auquel SEGA Legacy est bien entendu affilié !), véritable passionné de ce jeu culte qu'est devenu REZ au fil des années. Nous repartons à la découverte de ce titre si différent des autres de la ludothèque de la Dreamcast par l'intermédiaire de son créateur, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, du jeu en lui même par son gameplay, son OST et son accessoire (sic !)... bref, un Capsule Pod encore une fois très copieux rempli de bonne humeur. Nous nous excusons par avance pour les problèmes de son sur cet épisode où l'enregistrement n'était au départ pas de très bonne qualité. Pour compléter le podcast, une petite sélection de publicités japonaises pour REZ sur PlayStation 2, comme nous vous l'avions promis dans l'émission... la seconde plus courte est vraiment excellent. Ah oui j'oubliais, podcast PEGI 18+ :)

Après un épisode dédié à l'excellent The Club très WTF (notamment dans la Bonus Track "les vedettes !"), quoi de mieux que de repartir à nouveau dans un épisode plus que farfelu avec l'excellentissime REZ sur Dreamcast. Pour cela, Kurdy, Gothic et moi même sommes accompagnés d'iGREKKESS, webmaster du site SEGAKore.fr et administrateur du SEGA Galaxy Board (auquel SEGA Legacy est bien entendu affilié !), véritable passionné de ce jeu culte qu'est devenu REZ au fil des années. Nous repartons à la découverte de ce titre si différent des autres de la ludothèque de la Dreamcast par l'intermédiaire de son créateur, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, du jeu en lui même par son gameplay, son OST et son accessoire (sic !)... bref, un Capsule Pod encore une fois très copieux rempli de bonne humeur. Nous nous excusons par avance pour les problèmes de son sur cet épisode où l'enregistrement n'était au départ pas de très bonne qualité. Pour compléter le podcast, une petite sélection de publicités japonaises pour REZ sur PlayStation 2, comme nous vous l'avions promis dans l'émission... la seconde plus courte est vraiment excellent. Ah oui j'oubliais, podcast PEGI 18+ :)

With only a couple weeks till the hype train leaves the station we take a quick stop to talk about Super TIME Force, Sportsfriends, Kero Blaster, Yo-Kai Watch, the Kinect cut and run, Nintendo's financial results, Project Beast, Tetsuya Mizuguchi returning to video games and more.

The Pokedex lied to me! Apparently, Wailord can fly through space and evolve into Moltres! Thanks, Child of Eden! Grab your +5 Rainbow Staff of Awesome and prepare to Fly Away, because NFR is back to deliver another multitude of multi-platform memoirs courtesy of hosts Donald; Stephen; and Austen.  Donald kicks off this week's New Business with a trip down memory lane in Kirby's Dream Collector's Special Edition for the Wii ("Sucking" and "Blowing" puns withheld by special request).  Moving from the glacially-evolving to the recently-innovating, we travel to an alternate (and exquisitely cel-shaded) war-torn universe with the critically-beloved (but unfortunately poorly-selling) PS3-exclusive strategy game Valkyria Chronicles.  Nowhere else can you see Vyse and Aika from Skies of Arcadia team-up with a bug-obsessed tank commander and his group of misfits to defend their homes from an invasion by Steampunk, ancient magic-wielding Nazis. Afterwards, Stephen takes us to the surprisingly barren Chinese jungles with the recent World of WarCraft: Mists of Panderia expansion, a game best described as Kung Fu Panda meets...Pokemon?  As the sun seems to be setting on WoW, we light-up the nighttime sky with the PS2 launch title Fantavision and launch into Spaaaaaaaaaaace with the infuriating Kickstarter-funded space combat Rogue-Like FTL.   Further raising the stakes, Austen strikes back with a Rogue-Like of his own with the delightfully bizarre Tokyo Jungle, the only game this Fall to potentially feature a Pomeranian locked in Mortal Kombat with a Velociraptor for control of a post-apocalyptic Tokyo.  In case you didn't think this game selection could get any weirder, we follow that up with one Demonic Lord's rubber ducky-fueled quest for Warioware-style vengeance in Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit.  On a more somber note, we then conclude the segment with Austen's thoughts on returning to Tetsuya Mizuguchi's enchanting (and psychedelic) musical opus Child of Eden.  Can it be that our harshest critic has a game from this console generation even he can't help gushing about and wishes was on the Wii U? After yet another harrowing journey through the unhinged psyche of the Nintendo World Report Forums with Now Posted, we tune in the latest episode of Watcha Been Watching.  Included in this week's programming are titles such as the war-time political drama Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Aaron Sorkin's further decent into madness and mediocrity with The Newsroom, and the apparently-decent Nintendo DS RPG-based anime Sands of Destruction (where the heroes' goal is to destroy the world...kumo). With the recent poor critical reception of Resident Evil 6 on our minds, our Feature Discussion delves into the Future of Japanese Games Development outside of Nintendo.  In this new age of globalization and expensive AAA game development, what Japanese studios seem equipped to weather the storm?  What future Japanese titles are we looking forward to?  What do Japanese studios need to do to become relevant again in the eyes of the rest of the world?  All these questions and more may be lightly touched upon in this week's shotgun-style Feature Discussion. As always, we then close the show with our 1ups/Poison Mushrooms, including the needlessly infuriating process involved with downloading anything on the (allegedly) online-savvy PlayStation Vita, the gaming industry's apparent burning desire to kill off single-player gaming as part of their passive-aggressive war on GameStop, and the annoyances of in-game travel time. We're still looking for feedback and questions for Listener Mail, which you can send to nintendofreeradio@gmail.com.  You can also post in our thread on the NWR forums, or leave us comments under this post on our website at http://nintendofreeradio.podbean.com.  Finally, if you're an iTunes user, be sure to drop us a rating as well so we know what you want to hear on future episodes!  NFR will be back in 2 weeks for Halloween, but until then NFR's Journey Will Continue. Keep taking the path less taken and join us! This podcast was edited by Stephen Shook. All music is copyrighted to their original owners and is used under fair use protection.

Our first interview subject on Cane and Rinse is the multi-talented industry veteran James Mielke. He describes his remarkable career path from comic illustrator to producer at Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s Q-Entertainment, via (amongst other things) clothes […] The post James Mielke interview – Cane and Rinse No.3 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

Child of Eden is finally out, and who better to discuss it with than Q Entertainment's own James "Milkman" Mielke? Fresh from LA, the former EGM editor-in-chief and 1up.com superstar joins us as we talk about Tetsuya Mizuguchi's latest opus, the big three's E3 press conferences, hands-on impressions of Wii U and PS Vita, and more. Hosted by internet celebrity and 8-4 superfriend David "CheapyD" Abrams of CheapAssGamer.com!

Child of Eden is finally out, and who better to discuss it with than Q Entertainment's own James "Milkman" Mielke? Fresh from LA, the former EGM editor-in-chief and 1up.com superstar joins us as we talk about Tetsuya Mizuguchi's latest opus, the big three's E3 press conferences, hands-on impressions of Wii U and PS Vita, and more. Hosted by internet celebrity and 8-4 superfriend David "CheapyD" Abrams of CheapAssGamer.com!

Child of Eden is finally out, and who better to discuss it with than Q Entertainment's own James "Milkman" Mielke? Fresh from LA, the former EGM editor-in-chief and 1up.com superstar joins us as we talk about Tetsuya Mizuguchi's latest opus, the big three's E3 press conferences, hands-on impressions of Wii U and PS Vita, and more. Hosted by internet celebrity and 8-4 superfriend David "CheapyD" Abrams of CheapAssGamer.com!

Former Nintendo, Sega, EA, Zombie, Irem, Boss, and Enix superstar Jake Kazdal (now of indie newcomer Haunted Temple Studios) joins the 8-4-some to talk about his experiences working his way up the game industry ladder, from having the dream job of being a Nintendo game counselor in the 80's to...having the dream job of working on Space Channel 5 and Rez with Tetsuya Mizuguchi in Tokyo.