My Life in Gaming M2 Complete Works Documentary

[Tokyo-J]

My Life in Gaming M2 Complete Works Documentary. M2 Shotriggers Interview next week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc5DlOkOcU4

[EllertMichael]

Damn, an R-Type Leo port for the MD would've been cool.

[MrJBRPG]

That was a very good documentary put together, and it even features ShouTime as an additional interviewer. Looking forward to future adventures with M2 and their development of games to the arcade environment.

[brokenhalo]

Great video. With all the game developer horror stories out there, it's nice to see a studio that basically got to work on passion projects for decades on end.

[gray117]

Nice... their interview type vids are really their best/more unique imho - the Tom duBios episode a while back was a real nice/curious look.

[xxx1993]

I got into My Life in Gaming after seeing "Sequels You Didn't Know Were Good" as well as the Time Crisis retrospective.

[soprano1]

Thanks for sharing, subs are always nice.

[ShmupFan75]

Finished watching this and enjoyed it! Hopefully more of these mini-docs come out.

[Mark_MSX]

Been a fan of MLIG for a long time, it's cool that they have sort of crossed over with shmups a little bit lately. Keep an eye on their channel, because there will be a shot triggers interview coming in the next week or so.

[xxx128]

Thanks for sharing!

[Tokyo-J]

Just a heads up that the MLG M2 Shottriggers interview has been pushed back to next Sunday.

[Shelcoof]

I really enjoy documentaries like these. Hoping they would do more in the future

[blackoak]

I actually did the translation for this (and the upcoming ShotTriggers doc, hehe). Being used to more amateur productions, when Coury showed me the rough cuts I was kind of blown away by the video and editing quality. I think my first reaction was "how did you get the scanlines to look so good?!", haha. I also think talking about emulation and ports can be a bit dry, but he managed to capture their passion in a way that really connected with people. Suffice it to say I was duly impressed, and am looking forward to collaborating on future MLIG productions if the chance arises.

[Shelcoof]

Great work on the translation!

[GFoyle]

Yeah, great work on the translations and all the stuff in shmuplanations too! I enjoyed the doc a lot and eagerly waiting to see the M2STG one.

[z0mbie90]

Yeah was a great watch. Looking forward to the future stuff these guys will do.

[Tokyo-J]

I actually did the translation for this (and the upcoming ShotTriggers doc, hehe). Being used to more amateur productions, when Coury showed me the rough cuts I was kind of blown away by the video and editing quality. I think my first reaction was "how did you get the scanlines to look so good?!", haha. I also think talking about emulation and ports can be a bit dry, but he managed to capture their passion in a way that really connected with people. Suffice it to say I was duly impressed, and am looking forward to collaborating on future MLIG productions if the chance arises.

Awesome keep us in the loop of any upcoming projects. That was one of the best documentaries I have watched and I look forward to the M2 Shottriggers one this Sunday.

[Stanshall]

I really enjoyed this a lot. I could've happily gone for an another hour. Nice work with the translation, shmuplations, and I'll be right on the M2STG one next. Genuinely exciting stuff.

[Stevens]

I watched this like a week ago and forgot to comment, but seriously great work all around. Looking forward to the m2stg one!

[MintyTheCat]

That was a very good documentary with lots of talking provided by actual developers - very well done and thanks for letting me know.