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Love and Respect for the Apr 11th Podcast
🕑 Added 2025-04-07 23:21:25 +0000 UTCIt's time to get your questions in for this week's podcast with Shuhei Yoshida. We're going to get all of Shu's thoughts on what he thinks on the Switch 2's big reveal. Plus, this week just happens to see the release of two games he's very excited for: Blue Prince and Promise Mascot Agency. So, I'm looking forward to fun discussions on those games as well. Shu is planning to be with us for the entirety of the episode, but don't forget that we're there too when writing your questions. :)
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Kevin Banos
I would love to know if he ever got to work with or know any icons of the industry, particularly Ueda and Iwata.
Myst Walker
Hello allies, Physical or Digital? As someone who has grown up with video games, physical has always seemed like a no brainer to me. Actually owning your games (for the most part), being able to let friends borrow them when you finish it so they can try, and probably the biggest reason in my opinion for owning games physically, the cost. If I'm going to be spending between 60 and 90 dollars for a video game, I was to actual have it, in case the game goes offline and can only be played physically. If I can avoid getting a game digitally, I will, especially if it’s available of Limited Run. What are some of the allies opinions on physical versus digital games? I know Isla prefers digital, what about everyone else? Love and respect
