Dinner Time Ep. 79 - A Tale of Two Shooters

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Nick Henderson

Leisure, Video Games, Games

4.8 • 809 Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2012

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Brad, Jack, & David sit down and talk about Binary Domain & Yakuza: Dead Souls, Two games made by the same developer but with completely different theories in shooter controls.

I apologize beforehand about my noisy eating habits. I will work on it for future shows.
Also Freddie's Hamburges was amazing noisy this week, sorry about that.

Recorded March 15th, 2012.
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0:00.0	Welcome to the dinner time for this week.
0:23.6	We got my buddy's Brad and Jack.
0:28.6	What's up? Bro, what's up?
0:30.6	We're talking about binary domain and yakuza? Is that what we're doing?
0:33.6	The Japanese shooters, and how they're kind of bad or something, but not really?
0:39.3	So why would they make...
0:41.3	So the Yakuza series is popular in Japan, right?
0:44.3	So they probably make a Yakuza Dead Souls for Japan, right?
0:47.3	Okay.
0:48.3	What do you mean?
0:49.3	Yakuza Dead Souls for Japan.
0:50.3	I'm saying Yucuzza Dead Souls was probably developed to sell to a Japanese audience, while
0:55.2	binary domain was developed to sell to a western audience.
0:57.7	Okay.
0:58.7	Is that why one game controls like Doodoo button, the other one kind of controls like
1:03.9	here's a war?
1:04.9	Is that why then?
1:05.9	Is this control?
1:06.9	Is that why?
1:08.9	Is that why?
1:09.9	I don't understand how the same team can get shooting controls.
1:13.6	One so different.
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