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This week on Sup Holmes we welcome Dina Abou Karam to the program. Dina’s the community manager at Comcept, the studio behind Mighty Number 9. We’ll be talking to her about what it takes to manage a community, what it’s like to be a part of one of the most successful game kickstarters in recent memory, how it feels to work on the same team as famed Mega Man series co-creator Keiji Inafune, how Bayonetta should have been marketed, being shy, the future of 2D action platformers, and a lot more. 

On top of that, the good people at Touchten Games are offering up something special for you. Target Acquired, the latest game from Touchten, has a soundtrack from famed Mega Man composer Manami Matsumae. She’s also working on the music for Mighty Number 9. Touchten put two and two together and decided to offer up 4 copies of the limited edition, pop-up cover Target Acquired CD soundtrack, signed by Matsumae-san herself, to those who tune into today’s show. They’re also giving a special half-off discount to backers who want to get the CD from their kickstarter. Just follow this link, leave a comment on the KS saying “Sup, Holmes?”, and you can get the CD for a pledge of $50 instead of $100. 

It’s a great day to be a fan of Manami Mastumae and Mega Man inspired fun.


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Destructoid Contributor - Jonathan Holmes has been a media star since the Road Rules days, and spends his time covering oddities and indies for Destructoid, with over a decade of industry experience "Where do dreams end and reality begin? Videogames, I suppose."- Gainax, FLCL Vol. 1 "The beach, the trees, even the clouds in the sky... everything is build from little tiny pieces of stuff. Just like in a Gameboy game... a nice tight little world... and all its inhabitants... made out of little building blocks... Why can't these little pixels be the building blocks for love..? For loss... for understanding"- James Kochalka, Reinventing Everything part 1 "I wonder if James Kolchalka has played Mother 3 yet?" Jonathan Holmes