Episode 38: Final Fanservice

Kotaku Splitscreen

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4.6 • 849 Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2016

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Kotaku vet Mike Fahey joins Jason to talk about Final Fantasy XIV, fanservice games, and 7th Dragon III Code VFD. He also tells the story of the time he wasn't allowed to go to the Tokyo Game Show. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of Kataku split screen.
0:11.0	My name is Jason Shrier.
0:13.0	Kirk Hamilton is not here this week, but we have a very special substitute for him.
0:18.0	Mike Fahy, the longtime Kutaku veteran and snacktaku aficionado.
0:24.7	Mike will be joining us to talk a little bit about Final Fantasy 14.
0:29.0	We're going to talk about Seventh Dragon 3 Code VFD.
0:34.4	Yes, that's the real name.
0:36.3	And Mike is going to regale us with stories of his anime girl fetish.
0:41.4	It should be a fun one.
0:43.4	Welcome.
0:44.2	Thanks for listening, as always.
0:58.4	All right, Michael Fahey is here.
0:59.4	Hi, Mike.
1:00.4	Hello, Jason.
1:02.7	This is my first visit to the podcast studio. And is your first visit.
1:04.9	Hopefully things will work this time.
1:07.6	Unlike the last episode we recorded, which just totally was a total failure on my part.
1:13.5	I thought we were going to let that be seamless and just pretend it didn't happen.
1:16.7	No, I think I told people the last, like after it happened, I think I told people on the following episode that we had recorded an episode.
1:24.5	And then my microphone was full of these like terrible terrible noises.
1:29.3	I blame the Gawker Media video department for this, by the way.
1:32.8	I blame demons.
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