Podcast Beyond Episode 533: How Indie Games Get On PlayStation

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🗓️ 27 February 2018

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

This week, join Max Scoville, Brian Altano, Chloi Rad, and special guest Luis Hernandez, half of Necrophone Games, the two-man studio behind indie first-person cyberpunk comedy adventure game Jazz Punk. Luis gives some insight into the arduous process of making a game, getting it on consoles, and then... What next? Retirement? DLC? Next-gen ports? Meanwhile, Chloi reviewed Metal Gear Survive, which on closer inspection, has some Silent Hill DNA. Max, Brian, and Luis all weigh in on Moss, the long-awaited PSVR game about the adventures of a little mouse. The mouse is a girl mouse, regardless what Brian thinks. Anyway, the mouse game is a wonderful use of virtual reality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Do not underestimate the power of playstakes.
0:07.0	Beyond.
0:16.0	Beyond.
0:19.0	Beyond.
0:22.0	Beyond.
0:23.0	Beyond.
0:24.0	Beyond.
0:25.0	And that is the name of the show.
0:26.0	We did it.
0:27.0	We said the name of the show a whole bunch of times.
0:28.0	Welcome everybody to Beyond Episode 533.
0:31.0	My name is Max Govill and I'm joined today by Brian Altano.
0:33.0	Hello everyone.
0:34.0	Let's talk about a mouse.
0:35.0	Chloe Rad.
0:36.0	Hi guys.
0:37.0	And my good friend and one half of Necrophone Games,
0:40.0	Luis Hernandez.
0:41.0	Hello everybody.
0:42.0	You are a games developer.
0:46.0	Whoa.
0:47.0	You make a game called Jazz Punk that I'm...
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