Podcast Unlocked Episode 217: Nathan Vella (Super Time Force, Below) in the Studio

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🗓️ 22 October 2015

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

On this week's Xbox show, Capybara Games co-founder Nathan Vella (creator of Super Time Force and Below, among others) sits in on the whole show. He updates us on the Xbox One-exclusive below, shares Xbox development insights, talks Back to the Future Day with us, September NPD sales numbers, EA vs. Square Enix on remasters, and more. Plus: your chance to win a Halo 5 prize pack including a copy of the game and an Astro A40 Halo headset! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Max Hoberman from Certain Affinity, and when I'm not making awesome multiplayer
0:05.0	games, I'm listening to IGN's podcast Unlocked.
0:07.0	Podcast Unlocked.
0:10.0	What's happening everybody?
0:27.0	It's podcast Unlocked episode 217 for October 21st, 2015, a date that should seem familiar.
0:34.0	I'll talk about why in a minute.
0:36.0	I'm Ryan McCafferate of my left, the shark Sean Finnegan.
0:38.0	Hello everyone.
0:39.0	Thank you for having me.
0:40.0	The EverTrim EverBuff DestinyLegary.
0:43.0	Thank you.
0:44.0	Hi, everybody.
0:45.0	And this unfamiliar fellow may be unfiling.
0:48.0	Not trim, not buff.
0:49.0	None of those.
0:50.0	Slender.
0:51.0	Nathan get right on that microphone, so we hear everything.
0:55.0	Nathan Vella, you may know him.
0:59.0	That name sounds familiar.
1:00.0	It's because you and your team created a couple of recent fantastic games, one of which we've
1:06.0	been playing for a while.
1:07.0	That's super time-force.
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