Retronauts Episode 133: Steamworld & Chip Tanaka's "Django"

Retronauts

Technology, Games, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2018

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Jeremy takes to Skype this week for conversations with the men behind two of last year's best retro-inspired projects: Brjann Sigurgeirsson of Image & Form (Steamworld Dig 2), and legendary Metroid/EarthBound composer Hirokazu "Chip" Tanaka (Django).

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0:00.0	UK export finance can help your business grow overseas.
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0:28.0	or search UKExportFinance.
0:52.9	Hi everyone and welcome to another episode of RetroNots.
0:55.4	I'm Jeremy Parish.
0:56.5	And a slightly different episode this time,
0:59.0	instead of being in the studio with other video game journalists
1:03.4	or historians, I'm here on Skype with a game developer.
1:09.2	And I'm speaking to, actually, I'm going
1:12.3	to have you say your name for the first time
1:14.1	just so I don't mispronounce your last name, Brian.
1:16.6	That's very good.
1:17.5	Hi, I'm Brian C.R. Geerson of Image and Form games in Gothenburg, Sweden.
1:23.1	We all have really weird names over here.
1:25.4	So they're totally normal for you.
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