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What on earth is the Out-Cast? Well, this was a series of podcasts I did back in 2010~2012 on videogames and videogame culture in Japan for an old website with a completely different crew. I'm republishing them here on DecultureShock, but for anyone who is interested, the original website can be found here. http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/The-Out-Cast-ep04.mp3 Welcome to our fourth regular episode of the outcast. This one runs for a bit over three hours and we look in-depth at being a gamer in Japan and the PSP's 5th Birthday. Download below and please leave us any comments on how we can improve this podcast. Thanks for listening. Introduction 00:00: Introduction What you been doing? 03:13: Gwyn Tokyo International Anime Fair Maaya Sakamoto Concert Monkeys/Nagano Trip Golden Week Movies 22:41: Kyle Bargains in Japan/360 Halo in Japan/Halo Legends Lost Odyssey 37:37: Richard Nier Quantum Theory Psychonauts RE5: Lost in Nightmare/Desperate Escape Scott Pilgrim vs the World Nihonjin no Shiranai Nihongo (The Japanese Japanese People Don't Know) 1:07:43: News Big Gundam is back! Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker J-Pop Music Video God of War 3 without English 3DS 1:29:26: Happy 5th Birthday PSP! Our personal PSP stories and favorite PSP titles DS vs PSP The Future of the PSP 1:56:57: Being an "International Gamer" in Japan (Region Locking, Language Tracks, and Censorship) Playstation 3 PSP 360 DS Wii 2:36:37: Let's E-Mailing! How is Silent Hill viewed in Japan? Who is your most loved/hated Final Fantasy XIII character? Does Square care more about FFXI's Japanese player-base? Do Japanese gamers really have multiple DS systems? Where should I study in Japan? Why has there been a recent spike in Japanese PS3 sales? How can I help out the Out-Cast? What is the Out-Cast's release schedule? What would Mario's voice sound like? Song List Everywhere - Maaya Sakamoto Koi no yokushiryoku - Nana Mizuki Under the apple tree - FF7 Crisis Core Movin' in Circles - Ridge Racer 4 Silent Hill theme - Akira Yamaoka Kiseki no Umi - Maaya Sakamoto