Episode 065: Bit.Trip Black Flag: Future Legend of Naval Assassin

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2013

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

The dashing co-founders of Gaijin Games stop by to give us the history of the Bit.Trip series leading up to Runner2 (now on PSN!), while AC4's Mission Director tells us why it's a pirate's life for him. Plus the new PSN releases for 03/12!

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0:00.0	You're going to be. Welcome back to another episode of PlayStation blogcast. I'm Sid Schuman, you're illustrious host and I'm joined by Nick
0:25.5	Suttner from downstairs as always. Yeah, today is March 7th, 2013. Yes. And we're doing a show. We didn't really have much of an intro
0:34.9	planned. No we just sort of jumped into it. But we have awesome guests who are here from the
0:38.6	start. That we do and they're from Geijin games. They're going to be here talking
0:42.0	about Bit Trip presents runner-2 future legend of rhythm alien which is a wonderful game title and it's out next week
0:50.1	No, it's out. Well, no, it's out now. It's out now.
0:53.0	When you're hearing this, it's out.
0:54.0	It's been out for days.
0:55.0	Of course.
0:56.0	Several days.
0:57.0	I am remiss for not having played it yet.
0:59.0	But we've got...
1:00.0	We're out of here.
1:01.0	We've got the two co-founders of Guijon Games here.
1:04.0	That's Alex Noisy and Mike Raush.
1:06.7	Thank you for joining us, guys.
1:07.7	Thanks for having us.
1:08.7	Absolutely.
1:09.7	We're going to talk about your new game, runner-two, future legend of Rhythm Alien.
1:13.7	Love that title.
1:14.7	We're also going to have a chat.
1:16.3	I had a chat with the Mission Director
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