Podcasts about zanac

This Dawson's Creek episode was unhinged - and quite frankly, this week, so are we! We're dishing on Rachel Leigh Cook, Andie's prescription of Zanac, and how Devon is somehow more annoying than Dawson?!DAWSON'S DRINK - A Leading Lady: https://www.thedailymeal.com/recipes/awards-night-cocktail-leading-lady-recipe/SPOTIFY PLAYLIST - UPDATED WEEKLY: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tigLJjAX1SXy5wz0znX59?si=71ee08897da74fb4

Going back to the NES we get The Guardian Legend, a curiousity developed by Compile that is best described as Zelda plus Zanac. Originally released in 1988 for the NES, The Guardian Legend or "Guardic Gaiden" is the pseudo sequel to MSX game Guardic from 1986. While the developers insist there's no story links between the games, there's enough gameplay and music shared between the two that we decided to play a lot of Guardic music for comparison. The music was composed by two individuals: Masatomo Miyamoto and Takeshi Santo. Masatomo Miyamoto worked with Compile from around 1985-1990 and soonafter left the game industry. Takeshi Santo worked as a sound programmer at Compile from 1987-1989 and then went off to found Sting where he's spent most of his career in a producer capacity. The Guardian Legend (NES) - 1988 | Guardic (MSX) - 1986 Composed by Masatomo Miyamoto (both games) and Takeshi Santo (TGL only) Track List: 0:00:04 Title Screen 0:03:16 Approaching NAJU 0:05:16 Boss Theme 1 0:06:58 Message Room 0:12:18 Main BGM (MSX) 0:14:05 NAJU Overworld 0:19:39 Empty Room 0:21:04 Title (MSX) | Password & Outer Space (NES) 0:23:19 Oceanic Area Overworld 0:24:20 Oceanic Area Corridor 0:25:29 Name Entry (MSX) 0:28:44 Boss Theme 2 0:30:27 Corridor Done (NES) | Stage Selection (MSX) 0:31:43 Randar (MSX) | Blue Randar Room (NES) 0:32:57 Forest Area Overworld 0:39:37 Forest Area Corridor 0:43:10 Stellar Area Overworld 0:44:13 Stellar Area Corridor 0:53:01 Organic Area Corridor 0:56:13 Wasteland Area Overworld 0:57:16 Wasteland Area Corridor 0:59:19 Boss (MSX) | Boss Theme 3 (NES) 1:00:48 Last Corridor 1:03:31 (Bedding) Ending (MSX) 1:04:02 Ending The Guardian Legend (NES) - composed by Masatomo Miyamoto and Takeshi Santo VGMrips credit to NewRisingSun Guardic (MSX) - composed by Masatomo Miyamoto, sound programming by Takayuki Hirono VGMrips credit to GTheGuardian

Show Notes On the podcast this week: our final episode of Season 4, Iraj returns to talk about asteroids, nuclear explosions, and capes, Thom names names, and Nina looks at alternative narrative frameworks. Plus we clean up a few ambiguities, answer some questions, and come clean about our favorite mobile suits. Will Thom's controversial takes enrage the MSB fandom?! Names, Names, Names: The Geara Doga _The Nagano designs for a 'Killah Doga' / キラ・ドガ and a サイコ・ドーラ can be seen in this Twitter post by Mark Simmons. _ _The DWDS (Digital Dictionary of the German language) records usages of Killer going back to 1972. _ The assertion that the Geara Doga and its gear was designed to look like a German WWII soldier is from the Japanese Wikipedia page for the Geara Doga, which cites: Yutaka Izubuchi "Yutaka Izubuchi Mechanical Design Works (1)" Movic, August 2000, pp. 16-17. ISBN  978-4896014907. The Alpha Azieru Izubuchi Yutaka explains that he drew the Alpha Azieru without having been asked, and says that the name comes from the Greek letter α and the word アジール, meaning an asylum or refuge. Background on what アジール means in Japanese can be found at the Japanese Wikipedia page. Jisho.org page on アジール which specifies the German derivation from Asyl. The Sazabi Izubuchi Yutaka explains that the prior title for the MS was ザ・ナック and that he thought Sazabi would be hard to trademark. ZeonicScanlations Twitter thread translating excerpts from an old Animedia book and specifying the Sotheby's reference. _ZeonicScanlations page translating a section of B-Club 30 from 1988 about the Sazabi, mentioning Zanac and the conflict with a similarly named Famicom game. _ The video game Zanac, which prevented CCA from using ザ・ナック for the Sazabi. _Japanese Wikipedia page on the Sazabi. _ _Japanese Wikipedia page for The Knack (the band). _ And the Japanese Wikipedia page for "My Sharona," specifically. _A rundown by Zimmerit.moe of musical references included in Nagano Mamoru's Five Star Stories. _ English-language interview with Izubuchi Yutaka in which he mentions the name issues for the Sazabi. Nagano's design for the Naitiengeaile (Nightingale) can be seen on this twitter post by Mark Simmons. Nagano's revision of the Naitiengeaile as the Nahatgall (ナハトガル, Nachtigall) can be seen here, or here. Story Structures, Cross-Cultural Analysis: Masterclass overview of 4 different story structures. Author Kim Yoon Mi's overview of story structures from around the world. Tofugu article about how arguments are structured in Japanese (with reference to how this relates to Japanese story structures. Blog post from art-collective Still Eating Oranges about "plot without conflict." _dbpedia and Japanese Wikipedia pages for kishoutenketsu (起承転結). _ _Articles on kishoutenketsu from Art of Narrative, Book Riot, Mythic Scribes, and Tofugu (Tofugu specifically looking at how this structure is used in Japanese horror). _ Papers and articles: Francisco Vaz da Silva. “Narrative Cultures in the Mirror.” Narrative Culture, vol. 1, no. 1, Wayne State University Press, 2014, pp. 85–108, https://doi.org/10.13110/narrcult.1.1.0085. Matsuyama, Utako K. “Can Story Grammar Speak Japanese?” The Reading Teacher, vol. 36, no. 7, [Wiley, International Reading Association], 1983, pp. 666–69, http://www.jstor.org/stable/20198301. Koenitz, Hartmut & Pastena, Andrea & Jansen, Dennis & Lint, Brian & Moss, Amanda. (2018). The Myth of ‘Universal' Narrative Models. 10.1007/978-3-030-04028-4_8. Accessed at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329064597_The_Myth_of_%27Universal%27_Narrative_Models Lien, Henry. “Diversity Plus: Diverse Story Forms and Themes, Not Just Diverse Faces.” SFWA, 18 Dec. 2020, https://www.sfwa.org/2021/01/05/diversity-plus-diverse-story-forms-and-themes-not-just-diverse-faces/. Wikipedia page for jo-ha-kyuu (序破急). Mobile Suit Breakdown is written, recorded, and produced within Lenapehoking, the ancestral and unceded homeland of the Lenape, or Delaware, people. Before European settlers forced them to move west, the Lenape lived in New York City, New Jersey, and portions of New York State, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut. Lenapehoking is still the homeland of the Lenape diaspora, which includes communities living in Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Ontario. You can learn more about Lenapehoking, the Lenape people, and ongoing efforts to honor the relationship between the land and indigenous peoples by visiting the websites of the Delaware Tribe and the Manhattan-based Lenape Center. Listeners in the Americas and Oceania can learn more about the indigenous people of your area at https://native-land.ca/. We would like to thank The Lenape Center for guiding us in creating this living land acknowledgment. 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Today Arnaldo and Paul are joined by Youtuber, Shmup Junkie, to talk about our favourite shmup video game developer, Compile! We start off the show getting to know Ilya and hear his recommendations for the best shmups for beginners (spoiler: not Battle Garegga) before moving on to the early history of Compile (23:00) and a chat about Caravan shooter competitions (29:30). Our first experiences with Compile games are up next (36:00) followed by talking about Compile's early efforts Zanac and The Guardian Legend (43:30). We cover Compile's bread and butter, Aleste, in detail (1:10:00) followed by fan favourites Blazing Lazers and Spriggan (1:41:30) and wrap things up with Compile's end as a shmup developer (2:03:00).   Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/regionfreegamers Talk to us! https://linktr.ee/regionfreegamers Email regionfreegamers@gmail.com   Music: Blazing Lazers - Intro and Area 1 Power Strike - The Challenger GG Aleste 3 - Dogfighter

For letter Z we Zip and Traverse across the USA with Zippy Race.   Is it racing ahead of the competition or is it lagging behind?  Cultural Interlude this episode is from July 18th 1985. Tune in or zip out...You can do some of the following with us!  Don't forget to vote for next series platform!Series 2 Poll - https://strawpoll.com/5y4943xq3Discord - https://discord.gg/NnDZwyXp33Instagram - @pixelhuntpodTwitter - @pixelhuntpodTwitch - https://www.twitch.tv/pixelhuntpodemail: howdo@pixelhuntpodcast.comWebsite: www.pixelhuntpodcast.comRound Table Chat About Games and ThatWhat Mark DidDays Gone -PS5 - https://youtu.be/FKtaOY9lMvMMoney Heist - https://youtu.be/fvCdLmxnkj0The Mess You Leave Behind - https://youtu.be/_hUsbE6xAEYWhat Dan DidStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - https://youtu.be/0GLbwkfhYZkNight Stalker - https://youtu.be/Mva2nGveYssTaskmaster - https://youtu.be/dUQhADKoqv8Spies in Disguise - https://youtu.be/C5YeOc0N6AoWhat Sull DidWandavision - https://youtu.be/Ch0wMWnXjeAIt's a Sin - https://youtu.be/hnR5DxP2e2gZelda Sundays - https://www.twitch.tv/sulldabullTomb Raider - Definitve Edition - https://youtu.be/3VmFhs26U2EPearl Charles - Magic Mirror - https://youtu.be/AmqUAv9TCGQCultural Interlude - July 18th 1985MusicSinglesNo 1 - Sister Sledge - Frankie - https://youtu.be/mTARPJ8FfUMNo 2 - Harold Faltermeyer - Axel F - https://youtu.be/Qx2gvHjNhQ0No 4 - Kool & The Gang - Cherish - https://youtu.be/s09LuDYX12gAlbumsNo 1  - Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USANo 2 - Aled Jones - All Through The NightNo 7 - Sting - The Dream of the Blue Turtles Fillums!No 1 - Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment - https://youtu.be/0b3WZ2K473sNo 3 - A View To A Kill - https://youtu.be/G8UVLNVbZikNo 5 - The Breakfast Club - https://youtu.be/G8UVLNVbZikAnd what we’ve all been waiting for!!!!! - GamesOn the 18th July 85 C&VG issue 46 was on the shelves in Woolworths... -  https://archive.org/details/cvg-magazine-085/Game of the Month - Way of the Exploding Fist C64 - https://youtu.be/im9-WrZTiVkFrank Bruno’s Boxing - https://youtu.be/8_mdEoxbHO0ArcadePitfall II - The Lost Caverns - https://youtu.be/eSWP7QilfCICommando - https://youtu.be/1qctKI_t5eYWhat Could We Have Been Playing?Zanac - https://youtu.be/JOtv4qN1rh8Zombie Nation - https://youtu.be/YBRN4IjED70Zen : Intergalactic Ninja - https://youtu.be/f7BBiaVwgUoZelda II: The Adventure of Link - https://youtu.be/WQuRIrnD2y4What did YOU think of Zippy Race ? How many AWOOGAS would you give it? How was July 85 for you?!Get in touch and let us know.  We love to hear from you lovely people and that.Next Episode's game; 1-27 - 1942"Playing the games so you don't have to!"

We're back with Episode 49 -   In this episode Cody, Tim, and Eric catch up on what they've been playing and adding to their collections. Plus, our Battle Of The Systems: Zanac (MSX) vs. Firetrack (C64)   Episode Guide ------------------- Quick Questions - 6:32 Patreons - 12:54 Cody's Corner - 15:38 Game Show - 39:37 Catching Up - 53:28 Battle Of The Systems - Zanac (MSX) vs. Firetrack (C64) - 2:03:05 Best Of 2020 - 2:31:35   Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks for listening! You can always reach us at podcast@pixelgaiden.com. Send us an email if we missed anything in the show notes you need. You can now support us on Patreon.  Thank you to Tim Drew, Henrik Ladefoged, Jim Tessier, Roy Fielding, Garry Heather, Matthew Ackerman, Josh Malone, Daniel James, 10MARC, Eric Sandgren, David Motowylak, Team Gray All The Way, Maciej Sosnowski, Paradroyd, RAM OK ROM OK, Mitsoyama, and Dustin Newell for making this show possible through their generous donation to the show.

We're back with Episode 49 - In this episode Cody, Tim, and Eric catch up on what they've been playing and adding to their collections. Plus, our Battle Of The Systems: Zanac (MSX) vs. Firetrack (C64) Episode Guide ------------------- Quick Questions - 6:32 Patreons - 12:54 Cody's Corner - 15:38 Game Show - 39:37 Catching Up - 53:28 Battle Of The Systems - Zanac (MSX) vs. Firetrack (C64) - 2:03:05 Best Of 2020 - 2:31:35 Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks for listening! You can always reach us at podcast@pixelgaiden.com. Send us an email if we missed anything in the show notes you need. You can now support us on Patreon. Thank you to Tim Drew, Henrik Ladefoged, Jim Tessier, Roy Fielding, Garry Heather, Matthew Ackerman, Josh Malone, Daniel James, 10MARC, Eric Sandgren, David Motowylak, Team Gray All The Way, Maciej Sosnowski, Paradroyd, RAM OK ROM OK, Mitsoyama, and Dustin Newell for making this show possible through their generous donation to the show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amigospodcast/message

After a few too many humdrum releases rounding out September 1987, October sees the NES back in proper fighting form with a string of games for the ages. First up, we have the dual debut of legendary developer Compile (under the auspices of FCI) with a pair of lesser-known classics that showcase the unique sensibilities and impressive skills for which the studio would become known. Video Works is funded through Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/gamespite) — support the show and get access to every episode up to two weeks in advance of its YouTube debut! And be sure to check out the Retronauts podcast (http://www.retronauts.com), where I (and many others!) tackle a much wider array of classic gaming topics each week.

Mankind's only hope is AFX-6502 ZANAC in a one-on-one fight to the death confrontation. Now, it's just you against the system, and to the victor goes the remains of the human race. FOR MORE NESTALGIA as well as show notes and links check out www.NEStalgiacast.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nestalgia/support

In Episode 009, MetalFRO and Addicted talk about Zanac, a classic vertical shooter with a pedigree! We're also joined by special guests Duke.Togo and Crabmaster2000, who weigh in on the game as well!

Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!, Rad Racer, Zanac, Alpha Mission, Tiger-Heli, Lunar Pool, Top 13 Halloween Games & more!

Get ready to lock-on and fire as we blast into hyperspace and discover the world of shoot-'em-ups, our new squad member Greg joins us to discuss how aging changes your perspective of gaming, and we explain how playing Zanac is akin to being in an abusive relationship.

After a brief hiatus, The Sound Test returns with some soft selections from the Darius Burst remix album, new music from the Final Fantasy XIII Piano Collections album, some indie flavor applied to Illusion of Gaia, somewhat retro electronica from Zanac, a live Persona piece, and the not-so-soft Marvel Vs. Capcom Mix Tape.

After a brief hiatus, The Sound Test returns with some soft selections from the Darius Burst remix album, new music from the Final Fantasy XIII Piano Collections album, some indie flavor applied to Illusion of Gaia, somewhat retro electronica from Zanac, a live Persona piece, and the not-so-soft Marvel Vs. Capcom Mix Tape.