Welcome to the Canaan and Rins podcast, Volume 11, Issue 546, where in this issue, we are covering two games.

We are covering Astrobat Rescue Mission and Astros Playroom.

And joining me in issue 546 is Carl Moon.

Hey, everyone.

And Jesse Fuchs.

Hey, everybody.

So, yeah, Astrobot rescue mission and Astros Playroom.

Connected, definitely, in lineage and in their kind of of effect at being, let's say, not necessarily system sellers, but at least system demonstrators, having becoming a very good reason and a very good way to kind of learn what your hardware is capable of.

So we are going to start by talking about Astrobot Rescue Mission.

So before we get into kind of the who and the what made the game, I'm going to kind of

switch things around.

I want to ask everybody about their history with Astrobat Rescue Mission, which is a title

designed for the PlayStation VR.

So, Jesse, why don't we start with you?

How did you become aware and then acquire Astrobat Rescue Mission?

Well, it comes back to Astrobat's Recognition is basically a level in that original demo, right? The Astros Playroom VR, I think they

always call them Astros Playroom. There was also an I toy or whatever, you know, PSI camera one that

I played with for five minutes. But when I got the PSVR, which was a week or two after it came out,

it was just, I'd heard reviews. I'd heard Sean Bell and some other, you know, podcasters talking about it.

And it was just sort of that.

A lot of it, I won't go on a tangent about this, but, you know, I was, I would like to experience something as jengue as it might be that is new in this kind, you know, that is sort of in this

nascent state. So I took the big splurge and I got the, you know, PSVR package, the smaller

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