Sadly, I haven't been able to play any of the Game Boy Castlevanias, though I have a hard time imagining Legends being worse than The Adventure. At least there is Belmont's Revenge and hey, these are still better than the portable Castlevanias they're making these days.
Well I'll be darned, Sega in 1966. I think it's cool that you know all this random stuff.
Looks like I'm a little late to this party but I'm finally catching up on some old posts. Hope that trip went well for you and you played a bunch of games 
I suppose it's a nice bonus if you're going to get both anyway but it sure seems like a random pairing of games.
I'm getting SMT IV this weekend and I'm trying to decide if I should get Fire Emblem too for the credit...
Is this the first interview you've done? By and large I thought your questions were very good
What a shame. This game looks so good and I love that you're not saving the world, but I don't get through many RPGs anymore because of how long they can be. There are plenty of better ones I can play.
When I first saw the title, I hoped this was a sequel to the GBA/DS game Scurge: Hive...then I realized they are spelled differently. Scurge: Hive was a great little retro action game that I'd heartily recommend. Scourge, however, looks like a generic mess. I'll be moving on now.
Great interview! At first I thought this was going to be the guy that made the Exile RPGs in the '90s but clearly I'm thinking of someone else lol. I haven't heard of Spiderweb before but I think I'll pick up the Humble Bundle. Why not? My HB pile of shame is already massive lol. I like how Jeff Vogel in the interview keeps saying that he writes games. I'm not sure the game systems will be quite my cup of tea but I do love a good story, and it sounds like that's a major focus for him.
I'm curious how many people Spiderweb employs. Is it just him with contracted freelance artists or does he have a dedicated little team (like two or three people) that he works with all the time?
