428: Shibuya Scramble – Cane and Rinse No.618

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse

Leisure, Video Games, Games, Hobbies

4.8 • 801 Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2024

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Summary

A visual novel about ten hours in Shibuya, Tokyo. Not much could possibly happen, right? Spike Chunsoft’s cult classic, originally released for the Nintendo Wii in 2008, would tell you differently. Join Chris Worthington, Brian, Karl and Leah as they peel back the layers.

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0:00.0	I'm
0:02.0	ASE,
0:03.0	A WON.
0:04.0	And
0:05.0	I'm
0:06.0	A
0:07.0	MOY Hello and welcome to the Cana Rins podcast, Volume 13, Issue 618, 428 should be your scramble.
0:43.5	And joining me, Chris Worthington, in Issue 618 are Brian Edwards.
0:48.4	Hello, hello.
0:49.9	Leah Haydoo.
0:51.1	Afro life?
0:53.0	Nice.
0:54.1	And Carl Moon. Helloro life. Nice.
0:54.8	And Carl Moon.
0:56.0	Hello, everybody.
1:01.1	So what is 4-2-A's Shibuya Scramble? Or 4-28, and apologies, early apology for my horrendous Japanese, 4-28 Fusa-Saretibuya in Japanese, which literally translates, or almost literally, as blockaded in Shibuya.
1:19.3	And this is from Spike Chunsoff's official website.
1:23.0	Revolving around the lives of five protagonists who get dragged into a kidnapping case,
1:32.3	you must make choices for each character that will undoubtedly alter the story for another,
1:34.2	all within a 10-hour period.
1:40.8	This creates the possibility of over 50 different endings, way over 50, way over 50.
1:47.3	With an unconventional palette consisting of text, live action stills and video sequences to paint the narrative,
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