Now (NOT) playing - are all movie based games junk? (with Kurt Kalata)
I sit down with Kurt Kalata of Hardcore Gaming 101, for the occasion of his latest book for Limited Run Games, to discuss movie based games from all ages. We discuss being burned, losing faith, finding it again and playing some of the worst and some of the best ones out there including Jurassic Park, The Lawnmower Man, Friday the 13th.Take a look at Kurt's book on https://limitedrungames.com/products/now-playing-the-guide-to-1980s-and-90s-movie-games-hardcover
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Making Morrowind accessible again (Skywind with TwoBitMatt)
Sitting down to experience The Elder Scrolls again with Twobitmatt, one of the writing leads on Skywind, huge fan project about putting Morrowind in the Skyrim engine. How would a balancing act like that work and what is the real objective of such a huge fan project that has been going on for years?
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AI and Game localization - hopes, fears and dreams (with Chiara di Modica and Beatrice Ceruti)
Together with two experts in the field of game localization, we take a look at what is happening in the market, what AI is contributing (or not) and what translators actually want from the companies they work with.
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Anthony Jauneaud (Dordogne, Night Call) - narrative design in games
I spoke with Anthony Jauneaud about his career and how he got to help people with their narrative design in games. His best tip on how to write your story? CUT IT AWAY!!Intro/outro by mobygratis
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Episode 25 - Fawzi Mesmar (Ubi Soft, DICE)
Together with Fawzi Mesmar we look back at his long career in gaming, how to handle burnout, the importance of going beyond your limits and working in so many different countries. Fawzi is on Twitter @FawziMesmar
Damiano Gerli interviews developers new and old, to talk about game design and gaming history. Bonus guests might include fellow gaming journalists, people working in the gaming industry and anyone with interesting stories to share.