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Discover Tokyo’s Hidden Gems: A Warm Chat on Retro Games, Gacha, and Arcades

It’s slowly starting to get colder outside so human warmth from the studio isn’t a bad idea. That’s why we give you a portion early in the morning Warm conversations with Boris, Jelle & Koos behind the desk. And then we think, if you’ve been following our content over the past few weeks, you’ll know what this Warm Chat is all about. Of course, Tokyo. And most viewers won’t care because Tokyo’s content is consumed in its entirety. And more than half of what the team did there remains untold. We are now going to change that through this new edition of Warme Babbels. Tokyo style.

Full of digital love about Tokyo

As the industry has not exactly been in the happiest of times lately, and we often express negative opinions about this, something like Warme Babbels is badly needed. Because there are many good things happening in the world of geese too. Especially in Tokyo, where we live the time of our lives was for a week. Because we can’t easily stop talking about the beautiful things the city had to offer us, we use this edition of Warme Babbels to talk extensively about our adventures. In podcast format, because the conversation goes from left to right and so many things are discussed that we couldn’t get royalty free images or just summary pictures. Then just listen to the three gentlemen.

From Gacha to arcades and from retro to the quiet character of the city dwellers

If you ever plan to go to Tokyo, you definitely will after listening to this thing. The three couldn’t stop talking about what the city had to offer the nerd. From the retro games, the Gacha machines and the food to the arcades and the people themselves. An hour of beautiful, warm words is waiting for you.

2024-10-17 16:03:00
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