Policenauts – Cane and Rinse No.625

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse

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4.8 • 801 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2024

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Summary

We return to Hideo Kojima's back catalogue in the 1994 Japan-only title Policenauts. Rich, Chris Worthington and Leah look into the mind of Kojima before he took the world by storm with Metal Gear Solid. Borrowing heavily from 1980s cinema, blending visual novel and point-and-click, as well as science fact and fiction, Policenauts tells a near future crime drama about life, thriving and surviving in space.

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0:00.0	Thank you.
0:02.0	Do you,
0:03.0	Do you
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0:14.0	and Hello, everybody, and welcome to Kainer Rince, Volume 13, Issue 625, Police Norts.
0:36.9	Joining me, Rich Davidson, in Iss issue 625 are Chris Worthington.
0:40.9	Hello.
0:41.9	And Leah Hey-do.
0:43.9	I am a woman, after all.
0:46.3	Indeed, indeed.
0:48.9	Right at the start of the show, we'll put a spoiler one in up there.
0:52.3	I'm going to do it nice and early.
0:53.7	This game is predominantly story, given the nature of the game and We'll put a spoiler one in up there. I'm going to do it nice and early. This game is
0:54.2	predominantly story, given the nature of the game and the genre, of course. So if you do want to
1:00.1	go away and experience police snorts, it's probably best experience with no prior knowledge.
1:04.1	It's about a 15-hour game. How long to beat has it at 12? That's not quite accurate on my experience, but we'll see you in 15 hours. Before we kick off,
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