ゲーム業界、おもにビジネス畑20年ぐらい、いまも世界中を駆けずり回るオサーンOchifyが、業界ニュースや見たり聞いた話から、考察を語ります。これからの時代、単に情報を知っていることよりも、自分なりの視点を持って、世の中を見ることが重要！ビジネスに関わる全ての人に、よりよいインサイトを提供することを目指した番組です。堅いことだけ話してると疲れるので、友人から「東アジアのB級グルメ王」と呼ばれるレベルの？グルメ情報も喋ります。
Hey there! I'm Ochify, a seasoned "ossan" (that's Japanese for middle-aged guy!) with two decades under my belt in the global gaming biz. Here, I'll dive into industry news and share my thoughts, gleaned from all the fascinating things I've witnessed and been told. These days, simply knowing facts is no longer enough; it's essential to develop your unique perspective on the world.
Episode 34:Indie Game Strategies, the Philosophy of A Farewell to AI, and the Ultimate Fried Egg Rice Bowl
For the main segment, game designer Tom Ikeda from UZZ returns to discuss his upcoming title, A Farewell to AI (https://store.steampowered.com/app/5086650/). They delve into the philosophical themes of the game, exploring how it asks players, "How do you live?" in an era where AI is rapidly evolving. Tom reveals the game's title was inspired by the classic movie A Farewell to Arms and emphasizes the importance of human tactile experiences. The conversation also covers the challenges of extreme division of labor in game scenario writing and Tom's deep respect for creator Goichi Suda. Finally, Ochify offers strategic indie game marketing advice, strongly urging Tom to release a demo in late December to capture a wide-open market and boost Steam wishlists.
In the gourmet corner, Ochify picked the best hotel breakfast in Japan: Fukui Hotel in Obihiro, Hokkaido. He passionately explains his "pro move": swapping bread for rice in the Western set meal to create the ultimate fried egg and homemade bacon rice bowl with fresh local ingredients.
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