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Just a few days before their birthday, MO5.COM Podcasts are celebrating the most romantic (or not) month of the year with a show dedicated to theLove and its representation in video games, for better or worse. Because in the days of big pixels, emotions didn't come across very well on screen, and we're also looking back at the first, less subtle attempts. In a torrid atmosphere (or not), we talk about all this in the company of Gemma Halseya journalist with Bouyaka/Media 365 and co-director of the excellent Pixel Generation (knowing that we had already received his partner Bertrand Amar). The show was recorded in Studio B at Bragelonnethanks to our partnership with Freepod.
Although this programme obviously contains no images and has been subject to a bit of censorship (one or two tentacles cut off here and there), it is aimed at an audience of adult audience. What's more, even the least sensitive may want to plug their ears once or twice during the last part of the game because of the spoilers.
The participants in this podcast are :
- Gemma Halseyjournalist Bouyaka/Media 365 and co-director of Pixel Generation
- Sébastien Cordelettegraphic design manager of MO5.COM
- Anthony Avilalibrarian and blogger
- Guillaume Verdineditorial manager of Mag which covers the latest Retrogaming
- and Jean-Sébastien Brugalatthe serial-spoiler
In this podcast, Anthony Avila talks about theanime Kimi Ga Nozomu Eien as well as the experimental video game Front. At the end, Guillaume Verdin refers to the documentary Shinjuku Boys (1995), by Kim Longinotto and Jano Williams, about the phenomenon of onnabe.
This 1 hour 53 minute programme can be listened to using the player above, downloaded or via iTunes. Feel free to leave comments or ask questions, either here or at the page Facebook podcasts. We'll be answering all these questions in future broadcasts.
From left to right: Gemma Halsey, Anthony Avila, Jean-Sébastien Brugalat and Sébastien Cordelette
