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Sep 26, 2026

Chad RuffinHOST
0:23
And today, we're going to be talking about Demon's Souls, a game that was developed by FromSoftware, published by Sony Computer Entertainment, and released in 2009 on the PlayStation 3.
Chad RuffinHOST
0:37
And then the remake, which was developed by Japan Studios and Bluepoint Games, rest in peace, published by Sony Computer Entertainment and released in 2020 on the PlayStation 5.
Andy KinnickHOST
0:51
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Andy KinnickHOST
0:57
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Sandeep RaiHOST
20:10
People have talked about it quite a lot, but Rain.
Sandeep RaiHOST
20:14
So this is a puzzle game, very artistic, done by Japan Studio.
Sandeep RaiHOST
20:19
It did get a physical release in Asia.
Sandeep RaiHOST
20:21
I think an English physical release as well, I think, in certain parts of Asia.
Inel TomlinsonHOST
31:49
And now, like, on the PS4, it's an incredible experience to be able to kind of maneuver everywhere.
Inel TomlinsonHOST
31:55
Uh, rest in peace, uh, [laughs] Like, Japan Studio, man, because that was-
DavidHOST
31:59
Yeah
Inel TomlinsonHOST
31:59
... one of the best games I've played in my life.
Bradley EllisGUEST
50:13
No one gave a shit about the game.
Bradley EllisGUEST
50:16
This is why Studio Japan is gone because none of you showed up to buy their games.
Bradley EllisGUEST
50:20
I hear people bitching about Japan Studios being gone all the time.
Bradley EllisGUEST
50:23
None of you were there buying them.
Andy RobinsonHOST
11:16
Um, there are so many, and we, you only have to look at this, the, the, the projects that we've lost, you know? The kind of projects they used to make.
Andy RobinsonHOST
11:23
Japan Studio's gone.
Andy RobinsonHOST
11:24
You know, 10 years ago, we would've been talking about The Last Guardian.
Jordan MiddlerHOST
11:27
Mm-hmm.
Andy RobinsonHOST
13:59
... at this point.
Jordan MiddlerHOST
13:59
Just for folklore-
Andy RobinsonHOST
14:00
If you, if you haven't got room for a Hideo Kojima game, and, you know, Japan Studio and, you know, uh, Media Molecule seemingly stop making games, and who are gonna do-
Jordan MiddlerHOST
14:09
Bluepoint?
Joseph HooperHOST
19:00
It's just straight-up stupidity all across the board.
Joseph HooperHOST
19:03
The live service initiative push, the closing of Bluepoint, the closing of Japan Studio.
Joseph HooperHOST
19:08
There was no forethought in any of this.
Joseph HooperHOST
19:11
It was somebody looking at a spreadsheet, looking at numbers, and saying, oh, yeah, I guess this doesn't make any sense because right now they don't have a game to work on.
Mikhail MadnaniGUEST
65:48
But I feel like the only thing they don't have right now, which maybe Nintendo is going to be working on this gen is they don't have gacha games, which Sony makes a shitload of money from by default, like just by they just get rent for doing nothing and hosting the game.
Mikhail MadnaniGUEST
66:02
They probably earn more from Genshin than they did from Japan Studio at this point with how much that makes on PlayStation.
Mikhail MadnaniGUEST
66:08
I'm sure that's true.
Mikhail MadnaniGUEST
66:09
Yeah.
Kylie WildeHOST
79:58
Yes.
Pete BeckettHOST
79:59
And why did you nix freaking Japan Studios, you a-holes?
Kylie WildeHOST
80:05
Yep.
Pete BeckettHOST
80:08
God, I hate you, Sony.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
81:34
Entonces, ya tiene distribución y va a ser elegible al Óscar.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
81:37
La noticia completa dice, eh: "La IFC y Japan Studios han adquirido los derechos para Norteamérica de Tangles, el largometraje de animación dibujado a mano que supone el debut en la dirección de Lia Nelson y organizaron un estreno en cines que cumpla los requisitos para optar al Óscar antes de que finalice el año.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
81:53
IFC estrenará la película en salas seleccionadas a finales de este año, antes de una expansión más amplia en cartelera a principios de 2027".
Ricardo GallegosHOST
82:01
Entonces, lo que va a hacer IFC, su estrategia es hacer una pequeña corrida en cines para que sea elegible este año, ¿no? Recordemos que esa corrida tiene que ser dentro de, del 2026 para poder optar por el Óscar 2027.

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