Gato Roboto Is About A Totally Normal Cat (In A Mech)

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🗓️ 19 June 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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At the Devolver lot across the street from E3, Maddy sat down with Cullen Dwyer and Joseph Bourgeois, two of the developers of Gato Roboto and also the Devolver Bootleg, which features eight faux-bootleg versions of Devolver games like Hotline Miami and Ape Out. This is Cullen and Joseph's first E3, which they celebrated by buying themselves cool robes to wear. We spend a not insignificant portion of this interview talking about the robes.

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0:00.0	I'm Maddie Myers coming at you from E3 once again with a little interview with a couple of the people who made this game got a Robato.
0:11.0	And is this you guys' first E3?
0:14.0	It's my third E3, but it's Joseph's first E3.
0:18.0	Do you guys want to introduce yourselves?
0:20.0	I'm Colin DeWire. I'm Joseph Bujois. So how Do you guys want to introduce yourselves? I'm Colin Dwyer.
0:21.6	I'm Joseph Bourgeois.
0:23.6	So how are you guys enjoying the success of being Indies?
0:28.6	You own robes now?
0:29.6	Do you want to tell that story?
0:31.6	Yeah, so we had the devolver tenure.
0:35.6	Well, no, it wasn't the 10-year party, it was the press conference party.
0:41.4	And there was some vendors with elegant robes.
0:45.6	And me and Colin just were feeling the moment and decided to swag on everybody, and we bought
0:53.9	some... You bought some robes? Glorious robes.
0:56.9	And then it ended up that everybody else wanted some robes. Yeah, everybody got robed up.
1:01.6	We've been wearing these ridiculous outfits the whole event and it's been nice. Yeah, you're
1:09.0	really living the high life of Indies now, I guess.
1:13.1	But you were telling me some stories about how you guys used to order huge pizzas, and that would be your food for a while?
1:18.9	Yeah.
1:19.5	So there is this, we live in Eugene, Oregon, and there's this, I think it's a Chan.
1:25.9	I think there's something like Washington, too, but it's a pizza pipeline.
1:29.2	And they have what the locals call the Big Big, which is literally like a four foot in diameter pizza.
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