Sine Mora – Cane and Rinse No.526

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse

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🗓️ 8 August 2022

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

With some delay, we bring you our podcast about the Hungarian/Japanese developed shoot 'em up, Sine Mora. Originally a 2012 Xbox Live Arcade title, but since ported to multiple formats, this supergroup developer mashup with an Akira Yamaoka soundtrack is a game that pleased mainstream game reviewers more than it pleased the dedicated shmup community. Leon, Michiel, Tony and community correspondents debate the benefits of bullet time and popcorn.

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0:00.0	I'm Hello everybody and welcome to the Canaan Rinse podcast, Volume 11, Issue 526.
0:40.0	And today we're going to talk about Sinai Mora.
0:43.0	Joining me, Leon Cox, in this issue, we have Mikhail Kroda.
0:47.4	Krua.
0:49.2	Is that Hungarian?
0:50.8	I think so. I think I heard that word. It's not just Hungarian, it's also Polish and potentially Russian, a word in not
0:57.0	Russian.
0:58.0	You might have to bleep it because it's a curse word.
1:00.0	Well, we'll leave it in as an Easter egg treat for our listeners who understand those
1:06.0	languages.
1:07.0	Yeah.
1:08.0	Shall we?
1:09.0	And Tony Atkins is also here hello
1:10.9	hello tony
1:12.3	that's not a rude word
1:13.4	hopefully
1:14.0	not in any language
1:15.9	well i don't know about
1:17.3	there's there's been times it's been said
1:18.9	there's a lot of languages
1:19.7	hello
1:21.3	so cinemora
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