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can you section the topics?

People getting on to poor Dean just because he sucks at video games. The man is a writer and he’s like 40.

Oh it's that journalist that is God awful at every game he plays

Dean youre a fuc king disgrace to humanity

bro i dont see anything about a deus ex remaster anywhere, what

It’s not wrong to be worse at games than most 4 year olds. It is pretty darn stupid to make a career as a game journalist after that though 😂

1:02:30 Poor grunt :(

Jealous AI is probably better at the Doom Eternal tutorial and can figure out you have to level up stuff in Mass Effect

Harvey and Ricardo Bare need to join Raf at Wolf Eye studios- we would get bangers like Prey and Dishonored again (albeit lower budget).

You should look into how Star Raisers and Battlezone were done on the 2600, it IS possible to do first person stuff on the machine. Not very well, but this is 1978 what do you expect? lol

The RAM for the games was on the cartridges themselves, which is why they were so expensive. Battlezone, one of the last 2600 games, had the full 64k on it that the 6502c could handle.

Can you teabag your fallen enemies?

In the time of the TRS-80 Model I, before it was even called the Model I (because there was no model II yet), my father and I wrote Games Pack 1. Mostly in BASIC, with Z-80 machine language poked into strings for speed. We struggled to make games fit in 16K, which was the sweet spot for the size of market you wanted on the TRS-80. But whatever we went through optimizing our code can't compare to the 2600 beamchasers. We never had to worry about where the beam was on the monitor! See this face? (ʘ_ʘ) I would have pulled my hair out. Well done! All good wishes.

Any DLC?

Where do I buy the GOTY edition?

Just jealous cause the AI can beat Cuphead Tutorial under 18 minutes 😂

What the heck this might be one of the best conversations with jonathan I have seen online. Almost all others are always a little uncomfortable and forced but this felt natural and authentic and genuienly fun.

Damn I loved Munich’s Odyssey played it just as much as Halo on that Xbox release. Thank you for your work and contributions to the gaming industry over the years Jonathan !

0451 till there's no more vents to crouch.

Do a Part 2! :) So excited to see what Harvey does next. Hope big Doug joins in this time!

I know Harvey Smith will probably never see this, but I wish him tons of luck with his project.

Wonder if they're going to talk about his most recent game.

he worked on the first Deus Ex, not the 3rd one.

Whoo Harvey Smith!

Wow. Look the guys who’s wife lied, and man who got him kicked off twitch got caught being a bigger creep. lol

His actions against lono have come full circle. And I love it. All debt is paid.

This did not age well

never listen to a man that has the tenth of a pigeon's intelligence

I need to do this in my own work

what a stupid interview. not one real world testimony, just random bits of advice.

Sorry to keep pestering here. But what you could have done to this short is to take his last line “more money than any other game” and cut it in first. That’ll keep people hanging in there through the rest. And on loop it’ll be seamless and keep people watching a couple seconds past 100%

Where's the video?

Omfg Hamilton

Ai has great strengths and disadvantages.

fourzer0seven?

I really enjoyed the format of this episode! Hopefully you'll do some more like this in the future!

This was a great interview, good interviewers and extremely helpful answers

This is really great information. I appreciate you guys laying out the bits and bolts of making a studio. As an academic, it is interesting to hear how similar it is to starting a lab. Instead of video games we have papers and instead of venture capital, we have federal grants and program managers. This video comes just in time for me, personally. My brother and I have just started working on a Tetris like game together, and we are just finding our dynamic. We will probably put together a corporation rather than an LLC, just so we can open the possibility of VC money. Though, I don’t really expect searching for it now. It’s a small game, but I think it’ll be really fun. We put together a prototype, and everyone who plays seems to have trouble putting it down. Haven’t even made the fun parts yet. I even did the kindergartner test, and my kids knew exactly what to do when they saw the game without direction from me.

It's kind of funny listening to Peter Molyneux here because he gets such a bad rap from other UA-camrs without being able to defend himself. At least we can hear his ideologies etc here. Edit: It's crazy to think how difficult it was back then to attract people interested in the games industry. I tried for many years to get a job as a tester (as advised by Nintendo when I was 12). I knew what I wanted to do when I was 5 (NES era) and was writing to companies at 12 but couldn't get anywhere. Funny enough back when the Nokia's first came out I was like "`what would it be like if we could all play snake together instead of crowding around each other's phones". Little did I know how movie gaming would rear it's ugly head one day. If they are 24 people: do they need a 25th? 🤣. PS: I've watched Teletubbies if that helps 🤣. To be honest after listening to this the only thing Peter got in trouble for was being a visionary. I've seen plenty of games promise features that never got delivered over the years...

I love what he said about always learning new things and never getting bored having new things to do and try.

All of Bungie’s early IP are gems. Marathon, Myth, Halo. Absolutely exceptional. I play them all the time, and my kids do too. I love me some Destiny, don’t get me wrong. But early Bungie is the best.

Working on my first game now. Budget $0!

Great talk!

I know it's not but his voice kind of sounds like ai here 😂

Amazing podcast thank you for making this.

People thought VR in games was going to be the next big thing, nowadays nobody cares.

Lorne is always a treat to listen to ^^

Tf are yall yapping about

Boom! Lorne knows.

Man I cannot wait for this game, insomniac has kept my faith in PlayStation alive this generation!