Tokyo based video game podcast focusing on Nintendo and gaming culture in Japan's capital.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure |
Scott Popular and Mr. KN1V3S join the podcast to chat about Video Game Prom, the biggest video game related party in Tokyo! We talk about how they’re bringing a party atmosphere to indie dev meetups and strategies to become the prom queen! Plus I loo... more
Type designer Kaihatsu joins to chat about Nintendo fonts! We explore how Nintendo utilizes typography in their games, the surprising NHK/Wii connection, and the joys of Pop Happiness. Plus, I take a look at Kirby Star-Crossed World and Hello, Mario!... more
Chris from KaniPro Games returns to chat about his new game: Conjunctivitalizer! This indie shoot ‘em up made in Japan is aiming to upend shooter conventions, and we explore the genesis of the project, the new demo on Steam, and how Toshiya Yamanaka ... more
Source Gaming’s Joshua Goldie returns as we chat about Dear me, I was… from some of the key staff behind Another Code and Hotel Dusk! We chat about this surprising return to Cing’s roots and how you should eat breakfast. Plus we share more in-depth t... more
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Love the podcast. Been binging it as i can. You like Nintendo and japan. This is the podcast for you
This is only the second podcast I’ve found that dives into gaming culture based in Japan (8-4 is another good one). Really excellent cross section of my interests. Would love to see a dive into more obscure Japanese gaming (similar to the WonderSwan episode).
This podcast is like the perfect cross-section of my interests. The host is well-spoken and thoughtfully curates a show that gives us a slice of Japanese culture and mixes in the fun of Nintendo. Good production quality and the episodes are the perfect length. Highly recommend — and an excellent social media follow as well!
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Content focuses on video game culture with a strong emphasis on Nintendo and the vibrant gaming scene in Japan. Episodes feature in-depth discussions of game mechanics, development processes, and historical contexts related to various gaming titles, particularly those originating from or popular in Japan. Unique aspects include interviews with industry experts, game developers, and collectors, giving listeners insights into niche areas of gaming such as retro games and local gaming traditions. The conversational style combined with expert insights likely attracts a wide audience of gaming enthusiasts.
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Tokyo Game Life launched 4 years ago and published 101 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Tokyo Game Life include:
1. Caitlyn Pascal
2. Matt Sephton
3. Oli Clarke Smith
4. Aidan Moher
5. Daan Koopman
6. Dale Clayton
7. Lewis Packwood
8. The RPG Monger
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