8-4 Play 8/6/2021: SPIRITUAL OPIUM

8-4 Play

8-4, Ltd.

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 751 Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2021

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

This week we debate the strengths and weaknesses of the two big conbini chains in Japan. Who makes the best pasta? The best fried chicken in an envelope? The best onigiri? Listen to find out! Oh, we also talk about video games.

Time – Topic Discussed:

02:01 – Nicknames
21:09 – Pokémon Unite
40:42 – Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters
48:41 – Demon's Souls
53:25 – Apex Legends
1:00:52 – Terranigma
1:03:38 – Listener Questions & Answers

Transcript

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0:00.0	I ME.
0:01.0	THEIRMAN- and welcome
0:23.9	and welcome to the next to eight four play podcast,
0:30.1	your first, only, last, greatest, bestest.
0:35.3	I struggle for a new word to say, but somehow I fall into the same exact thing every time home for talk about Japan and games and Japanese games.
0:44.6	More bestest.
0:46.1	Yes, sure.
0:48.4	I am your host, Mark, Gaming Jesus and McDonald.
0:52.7	With me, we've got the awesome eight-for-some with an asterisk.
0:59.1	Because I guess, I guess he's rare enough that he will be considered a special guest.
1:05.3	I'll just go ahead and...
1:06.2	A shiny guest.
1:07.0	I'll say it out there.
1:07.9	That's Roy, Blue Thunder, Blake.
1:11.5	Thank you. That's me. I'm happy to have
1:14.4	evolved to special guest status.
1:18.2	That's right. We fed you the
1:20.4	God, what do you, what do the
1:23.1	Pokemon do in the recent one where they go
1:25.0	Megasord? Oh, God.
1:28.4	The Dynamax?
1:30.0	The Giantamax version of... Giantamax.
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