Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat episode six, seven, six. I'm your host, Rebecca Valentine.

Subbing in for Seth Macy while he recovers from Gamescom with a much needed vacation.

I am joined here in the San Francisco studio by the wonderful Jada Griffin.

Hello, I love your excitement. I want to bottle it.

I freaking love doing this podcast every week, Jada.

I'm also joined by Surprise. He came on the Nintendo podcast. It's Ryan McCaffrey.

I parachute in every so often, usually to talk about Mario games on this podcast,

because that's my favorite thing on Nintendo platforms is I'm a Mario guy.

It's a really great reason to show up. And we are joined remotely by industry legend, Kat Bailey.

Hello, Ryan. I'm surprised you found time with Starfield managing to drop.

Well, we recorded a big old long podcast on locked episode, just reacting to our thoughts on

the game. So that's out if you want to check that out. But yeah, after this, I'm going to try

to finish up my work as quickly as possible so I can go play more Starfield.

But no Starfield here. Instead, we're going to talk about a sea of stars. Oh, yeah, that was a good joke.

I'm out of that one. Really good segue. We have brought a wonderful guest.

It is Terry Boulanger from Sabotage Studio to talk about sea of stars before we talk about Mario

Wonder. Terry, thank you for joining us. Hello. Well, yeah, thank you for having me. It's a real

pleasure to be here with you. Terry, you're the star for the first half of this show. So I'd love

to just sort of start this podcast off. Tell everybody a little bit about yourself and Sabotage.

What makes it Terry? What do you eat for breakfast? Like, who are you? Sure. Well, I usually skip

breakfast, but oh, my God. But yeah, well, except for coffee without milk, but oh, yeah, well,

there you go. No, so for me, well, so I've been making video games for I'm about to celebrate 15

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