A Handful Of Handsome Hands, With Half-Life: Alyx Hand Expert Kerry Davis

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🗓️ 21 May 2021

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Inspired by the fact that the main character of Resident Evil Village can't stop losing his, we're talking about hands this week. We kick things off with a little history of hands in video games, followed by a discussion about the team's rankings of the best and worst video game hands. Then, we're joined by Valve developer Kerry Davis, who lets us interview him about the creation of the hands in VR game Half-Life: Alyx.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Kotaku Split Screen Podcast, the video game podcast where we address
0:12.0	video games one painstakingly specific topic at a time.
0:18.0	My name is Michael Fahy.
0:19.3	I am joined as always by my podcast lifemates. Is that a thing?
0:25.8	Can you be podcast lifemates? That puts way too much pressure on commitment for me.
0:31.0	Oh, are you going to quit? Okay. So Nathan, Nathan Grayson is my podcast, Lifemate.
0:38.1	You just heard him.
0:39.8	And Ashley Parrish is a dirty traitor.
0:43.1	Hey, guys, say hello.
0:44.7	Hi.
0:45.7	Hi.
0:46.7	You're not waving.
0:47.9	I mean, you guys can't see because this is an audio podcast, but please wave.
0:52.2	Wave.
0:53.5	Wave your damn hand, Nathan.
0:56.0	All right, all right, I'm doing it.
0:57.1	This week's podcast topic is hands.
0:59.9	Ah, of course.
1:00.5	That was clever.
1:01.5	I didn't see that coming.
1:03.0	Yeah, I just felt very threatened.
1:04.6	I started panicking.
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