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The Nextlander Podcast 016: A Gun That Shoots Yagamis
🕑 Added 2021-09-22 22:15:09 +0000 UTCAlex is lost in Lost Judgment this week, Brad loves playing defense in Deathloop, we all brought back a photographic travelogue from Toem, Quantic Dream might be making a Star Wars game (?!?), and things just keep getting worse for Activision Blizzard. Plus: an interview with Outer Wilds creative director Alex Beachum!
CHAPTERS
00:00:09 Intro
00:00:36 The Education of Drivers
00:07:03 The early days of jumping into random cars
00:08:20 Do apps solve everything?
00:10:11 Lost Judgment (PlayStation, Xbox) Sept 24
00:25:18 Better late than never show rundown!
00:25:50 Life is Strange: True Colors
00:30:35 Deathloop (PS5, PC) Sept 14
00:49:52 Toem (PS5, Switch, PC) Sept 17
00:54:13 SkateBIRD (PC, Xbox, Switch) Sept 16
00:59:18 Break
00:59:37 News
00:59:57 Quantic Dream is making a Star Wars game?
01:07:16 The Blizzard Block (SEC is investigating Activision Blizzard)
01:15:12 Apple and Epic are still fighting
01:19:38 Norse God of War might only be a two game series
01:26:39 Is it time for more Twisted Metal?
01:29:23 Yuji Naka is the most independent developer he can be
01:31:42 A cut so deep it might go all the way through
01:33:15 Outer Wilds interview with Alex Beachum
01:49:46 Thanks and Show Wrap Up
01:52:04 Mysterious Benefactor Shout Outs
01:53:42 Nextlander content and upcoming
01:55:44 See ya!
Comments
Drew
Twisted Metal Black's story is very fun and good in a fighting game kind of way. If you take any fighting game's story seriously I don't see the difference there. Before that it was pretty amateurish.
Dr. Judge, Private Eye
I'm probably among the .1% of people who found the lore weirdly compelling (I went through a phase, I'm also really up on the lore of the first 4 King of Fighters games) and very surprisingly Twisted Metal 2, Black, and Head-On KIND OF tell a weirdly cohesive narrative among their endings, especially Sweet Tooth and Roadkill's. And the story of Needles "Sweet Tooth" Kane and his taxi-driving father is briefly covered in "Black," there's a surprising amount of meat on that bone. I'm pretty sure the show will just be post-apocalypse '50s art-deco reality show. Which could also be fun.
Dylan Bartholomew
loved the interview, I hope that segments like that become a regular thing! All in all really enjoy the structure and pace of the podcast, and what y'all have been doing generally. Keep kicking ass!
