Ep. #219 - Talking about Arcades And Love Songs with Ed Cunningham

Lucas Lund returns with a crowdfunding campaign which aims to translate the Swedish novel based on the C64 "The Detective Game" game, into English! Learn more of the challenges and the way to go to make this awesome book accessible to the world beyond Sweden! (Does not contain spoilers!). The interview starts at minute 38:22 into the podcast.

Liking games like Sim City and missing such vibes while liking the pre-historic dinosaurs as a setting? Then Repterra might be the upcoming RTS game for you! We have a chat with its creator Carl Chute and talk about the process of making the game - and indie game dev in general - enjoy! :) The interview starts at minute 6:50 into the podcast.

In this episode, AJ, Joerg and our guest host Guilherme Chrinéa, dig deep into analyzing ROMs with the very famous HPMan! This will be super interesting, and especially for those who have waited for this for so many years to happen! :) Do not miss out! The interview starts at minute 52:39 into the podcast.

We've been asked to remove an earlier episode, hence we have to put this is a placeholder to make the amount of episodes match again with the actual amount of published episodes

In our new episode we welcome two amazing guests! Before having an in-depth chat with Ed Cunningham, producer of the documentary 'The King Of Kong' and 'Arcades And Love Songs: The Ballad of Walter Day', we'll hear some insights about the Brazilian Sega scene and Paprium by Guilherme Chirinéa. A special double feature, don't miss this! Enjoy! The interview starts at minute 1:01:43 into the podcast.

Taylor Lorenz is a journalist and opinion columnist who covers a wide range of the current tech and online culture. Starting out as a blogger, then hopping onto mainstream media like The Washington Post or The New York Times, she is now back as a freelance journalist yet again, offering her expertise with her independent User Mag publication and her Power User podcast. The interview starts at minute 40:06 into the podcast.

After being in touch with J-Popcon since 2015, we finally got the chance to sit down with them, in person of one of their organizers Ida Bjerring Winkler about all things J-Pop and what it means to run the biggest convention of its kind in Denmark! Enjoy! Interview starts at minute 22:18.

In this episode we are are catching up with what's going on at Musée Bolo, this time talking to its president Cédric Gaudin. Learn more about where they are standing 8 years after our initial interview, and where they are heading to, as well! The interview starts at minute 26:57, enjoy!

In this episode we are talking with and about diskmags.de - a catalog of disk magazines and on a mission to preserve them for future generations! Enjoy! (Interview begins at 27:36)

In our new episode we have a talk with Nito Souji. He's a solo indie game dev from Japan and describes himself as a shut-in aka Hikikomori for 10 years working on a shut-in themed beat'em'up Pull Stay. Listen to some interesting insights! Enjoy! The interview starts at minute 1:35:00