BONUS CONTENT: C-Smash VRS interview with Jörg Tittel and Cory Schmitz

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Leisure, Technology, Video Games

4.7 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2023

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

In this Bonus Content conversation, Christian Spicer sat down to chat with Jörg Tittel and Cory Schmitz, two of the people behind the upcoming PSVR2 game, C-Smash VRS.

It's a great conversation about appreciating iconic design, Dreamcast "vibes," designing for VR, and more.

The C-Smash VRS demo is available on the PlayStation Store now.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody, Christian here with this bonus content for DLC.
0:03.0	And I am super excited for this conversation.
0:05.1	I'm sitting here with your Tittle and Cori Schmidt
0:08.8	to talk about their upcoming game,
0:10.6	the upcoming game, C-Smash VRS.
0:13.6	But before we get into that,
0:16.1	I would love it if you could both introduce yourselves,
0:18.5	talk a little bit about who you are, what you do,
0:21.5	and then maybe how that transitions into C-Smash VRS.
0:26.0	And I'll let you go first.
0:28.0	If you want to mind telling us who you are, what you do,
0:31.0	and why you're excited about this game.
0:34.1	Hey, hey, I'm York Tittle,
0:35.6	and I'm a writer and director and producer,
0:38.8	and now also publisher, oh my god, of games and films.
0:42.8	And I don't publish films.
0:44.6	You can't publish them really.
0:45.5	But I've directed films, and I'm producing a film
0:48.3	coming out next year with John Malkovich
0:50.9	in one of the leads called A Winters Journey,
0:53.2	which is a film we've been working on with PlayStation, actually,
0:55.4	with a media molecule to design and build the sets and stuff.
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