What Makes a Multi Player Game?

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We always try to keep people included, even if they don't have work in front of them there. The more information each developer has, the better because then they make sound decisions when they're working on their thing. Even if you don't have a lines to write, they want you to play the game and spend all your time playing the game and giving your feedback. It's kind of wild being at these other studios, like, you know, sony and re span, and it'skind of wild. You've been actdivision e a ansone, and by proxy, i guess, microsopd through actdivisionl um.

With Justin and Griffin on tour, we've brought in Tina Sanchez (@teanah), who has worked on some of the biggest franchises in the games industry (and even hosted a podcast with Chris Plante ages ago!). She's here to teach us the magical world of video game producing and how the sauce all comes together into a bigger, better sauce. We're also diving a bit into our backlog, from Yakuza 0 to Outer Wilds and beyond.

Other things talked about: Call of Duty, Apex Legends, God of War Ragnarok, Stray, Deep Rock Galactic and The Rehearsal on HBO.

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