Sublime Split Fiction - Gaming Podcast
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What is the significance of Split Fiction in couch co-op gaming?
Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. Couch co-op is a dying genre, they say, but it takes two, one game of the year in 2021? Okay, maybe that was a bit of a stretch, but what about the recent release of Split Fiction? Is it the spiritual successor to It Takes Two, or is this game something else entirely? Can it single-handedly revive couch co-op?
Who are the hosts and what are their backgrounds?
Well, on today's episode, we're going to find out. But first, some introductions are in order. I am your host, Josh. And joining me, he can solve captions and decline calls while riding on the back of a futuristic motorcycle, all while laughing maniacally. It's Ryan.
And I went off the side and I'm dead. And I went off the side and I'm dead. Over and over and over. Oh, man. I don't know. I didn't die on that part, Ryan. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
and joining us good friend of the show and the talent behind the co-op company this man knows his co-op games and he's here to give his esteemed and professional opinion on split fiction it's ryrie so glad to be here guys i gotta say i drove off the side of the edge on that so many times
over and over and over again my wife and i both i made a a full gameplay video of the entire game i cut out so many clips of us falling off one of us one of us well apparently some of us are better motorcycle drivers than others so you know whatever
Oh, man. Well, welcome in, everybody. We are super excited to talk about Split Fiction today. We have our good friend Ryrie joining us for this one. Ryrie, you actually got an advanced copy of Split Fiction. So you kind of knew about this game before any of the rest of us did. And I remember being extremely jealous when you told me that.
Yeah, rub it in. Rub it in some more. Yeah.
You know, I did. It was very exciting to be playing it a little early. I'll tell you what. I spent like a week trying to research the proper people at EA to contact about getting a review code of this game because I was excited for it.
Yeah, I reached out to the person that you sent to message, and yeah, they just ghosted us. People don't like the word podcast, apparently. Yeah, podcast. We're video games, man. so you know we did we went fine we'll start doing video then so all right well listen we're gonna get into the show in just a minute um i do want to you know just say thank you ryrie for joining us on this we have been uh friends for a while now um you know you run an amazing youtube channel that focuses on co-op gaming um i have actually checked out your channel many a time for games to look at but what what of got you started on this now you do this channel with your wife is that correct
Uh, yeah, I do. I I'd say it's probably like 75, 25, you know, my wife is there. She'll record videos with me now and then, but she plays all the games. So, you know, maybe 50, 50, just cause she has to be there to play the game. If she wasn't there, it wouldn't exist. Um, but yeah, I do all the video editing, finding the games, downloading games, managing everything, um, and posting the videos and she plays with me and she'll record scripts that I give. And one of the most beneficial things, you know, she gives me her opinion. Uh, Um, that's one of the things that really got us into it is we were looking for co-op games to play together and nobody was talking about them and people that were hadn't actually played the game themselves. Uh, so we thought make a channel, talk about games from a perspective of people that have actually played the co-op games rather than somebody who's like, I found out that this game has co-op.
I haven't played it, but there's a co-op game for you. So, um, Yeah, that's kind of where we're at.
I love the fact that you play all of the games like that is one of the things like that's like us, like we don't cover a game if we have not played the game. I mean, we talk about news stories and we'll say, hey, we just saw this amazing trailer or something like that. But I think there is a vast difference. between somebody that has actually played the game and then somebody that either has just seen videos of it or is only going by what other people are saying. And I think part of the problem with the internet nowadays is you get a lot of people that want to comment on stuff that they haven't played.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of Split Fiction in couch co-op gaming?
0:12–0:39
2
Who are the hosts and what are their backgrounds?
0:39–5:44
3
What were the hype levels for Split Fiction?
5:44–9:43
4
What makes Split Fiction a unique gaming experience?
9:43–18:14
5
How does the gameplay variety enhance player engagement?
18:14–30:30
6
What are the standout moments in Split Fiction?
30:30–39:21
7
How does Split Fiction compare to other co-op games?
39:21–47:42
8
What are the overall impressions of Split Fiction from the hosts?
47:42–1:10:26
Speakers
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