Every other week, tune into 8-4 Play for talk about Japan, video games, and Japanese video games, straight from the 8-4 offices in beautiful downtown Tokyo.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 386 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyLeisureVideo Games |
The gang runs down PlayStation’s latest State of Play showcase, including Housemarque’s Saros, Monster Hunter Wilds, Shinobi, Sonic Racing, and (dramatic music)…Digimon? Time — Topic Discussed
01:07 – Nicknames 02:40 – Sony State of Play (and News... more
You'll jump outta yo seat for the Dynasty Warriors: Origins impressions and Ninja Gaiden 2 Black / 4 news, but sit back down and buckle the f up for live - that's right, LIVE - (and already outdated) Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket pack openings. ... more
We did it
We finally outsmarted Nintendo
And all it cost us was…everything
Time — Topic Discussed
02:20 – Switch 2!!
We've barely recovered from our New Year's hangovers, but we're already back and hard at work for you, dear listener, with a brand new ep, recorded live and in person in the year of our lord 202—what’s that? We're out of space? Uh...special Q&A ep—en... more
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I really enjoyed this show early on but the political talk is just too much. I come to be entertained and listen to life in Japan and video games. Instead every episode they go into politics, and how many times do I have to hear why you’re no longer on X aka Twitter and only on Blue Sky. Great, just tell me where you’re at to find your messages, I don’t care why you left one for another. If someone caught one episode in the past 2 years they would know why, it doesn’t need to be repeated. ... more
I have no idea what John’s problem is with Gabe, but it’s made the show unlistenable. Be nice to the dude or part ways, what are you guys doing?
Wizardry talk was great, but show rubbish now. Used to be great. Gabe is inane and show has not been good since Sarah P was on.
Enough of your uninformed and idiotic politics. Still brainwashed by covid and it is mid 2024…
I want to give you a transcript of the average episode of 8-4 Play:
Gabe et al: IRRAASHHHA—-
MM: MOVE IT ALONG GABE
Gabe: Ok here’s what we’ve all been pla—
MM: MOVE ON, GET IT MOVING
Gabe: Ok…. So there’s this story, FromSoft recently opened a void between dimens—
MM: BOOOOORIIIING, KEEP IT MOVING GABE
Gabe: Ok… find us at our website 8-4.jp, or our second home at gia—-
MM: SNORE, MOVE ON GABE
Just Dorito it.
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