Segagaga

And now we're interesting, interesting, en- en- entering an interesting era.

It's like, you know, it's, you know, we've got these, these legends of, of, of, of gaming that are being seen as old and past their, past their sort of, you know, shelf date maybe, that still have games inside of them, and if they can have a team, they, they'll be using that and is that okay? Like, is he allowed? Is the creator of SEGA Gaga, which by the way he also made, um-

I was gonna know that.

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Yeah, that is [laughs]

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this dude brought Sega and Treasure together on Astro Boy: Omega Factor, right? And this dude made SEGA Gaga.

He made so many incredible things.

It's like, okay, you...

What was it? The Segagaga translation, you know, that came out a while back, and everyone's like, "Oh, this sucks ass.

It's not even, like, good.

Like, why did you go..." But what's funny is they, like, clearly did some work on that.

Mm-hmm

... for seeing these things, like, immediate, and it replaces it with suspicion.

'Cause you're like, okay, wow, finally so- like, Segagaga is, like, fucking really an important ga- You know? Like, there's, there's these, these, these things that are like these holy grails of, of translation that take a lot of work, you know, um, getting this, these games to run at all, you know.

I covered a bunch, um, recently for, for Aftermath and, you know, like, that takes a lot of love.

And, uh, they have a free demo on steam and people are losing it.

They're like, how could somebody that worked on it? He was the guy who worked on the Sega Gaga, Sega Gaga.

Yeah.

And, um, and again, I can't remember his name off the top of my head, but people are like, how could you do this? How could you betray us? Cause he thought it was cool.