What's going on?

And I am D-J.

And this is mostly nitpicking, a podcast where we talk about a thing, way too much.

And, uh, and yeah, it's sometimes it's a current thing that everyone loves in the pop culture.

And sometimes it's another thing that's very, very tangentially related to something else that's

happening in the world.

And this week we have about as tangential of the thing as you can possibly get.

DJ, would you like to explain first, how did we come to the decision to talk about this thing today?

So listeners of last week's show will remember that I had said something about David Cage.

And then I think I jokingly said, let's do heavy rain next week.

And you really lashed onto that idea. And then at the end of the episode, it was like, oh, next week, heavy rain. Ha, ha, ha. And I was like, maybe, maybe not. And, and it's next week. And here we are. And I, I fucking did it. I played do all of heavy rain again and I hate myself and it's an awful game,

but we're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about heavy rain today. It's the like second

game from Quantic Dream, I think technically, if the first one is, um, Fahrenheit. Hey, I think you're

right. And then, um, it was heavy rain. There's one on Wikipedia called Omnacron, the Nomad Soul, but I don't know what that is.

So I'm just going to jump over that.

So Fahrenheit and then Heavy Rain, Beyond Two Souls.

And what came out a couple weeks ago, Detroit Become Human, which is Quantic Dream's most successful game in terms of like sales.

Really?

Yeah.

Apparently it did amazing in Japan because they're the only market that David Cage hasn't

isolated yet.

He just keeps going to new like places and like I made a game just for you guys.

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