About this episode

Cash Money and Harry Oats explore the remakes of the original Pokemon games, discussing their narrative and lasting impact.

Hello and welcome back to Feasts of Film: Campaign Cuisine where gaming meets gourmet! Today Cash Money and Harry Oats take on the challenge of the remakes of the original Pokemon games in Leaf Green and Fire Red. Tackling one of the games that sparked a lifelong love for the games and media. They will dive into the narrative, the experience, and the world of Pokemon as they look at what makes this game so special and if it holds up today despite being over 20 years old. Can Cash and Harry champion this game or will their team get wiped out in battle? Find out on this episode of Feasts of Film Also enjoy the continuation of Cash and Harry’s adventures through space and time in our audio drama! Music: Wild Pokemon Battle Kanto Theme. Originally composed by Junichi Masada for Pokemon Red and Blue. Arranged version created by Go Ichinose for modern iterations. 8 Bit Boss Theme Composed by Heatley Bros Challenge Accepted Composed by Heatley Bro

People in this episode

Host: Colton Burse

Guests: Cash Money, Harry Oats

Topics covered

• Pokemon games
• game remakes
• narrative analysis
• gaming culture
• audio drama

Keywords

• Pokemon
• Leaf Green
• Fire Red
• game remakes
• gaming
• audio drama
• Kanto

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Pokemon Leaf Green and Fire Red, Pokemon Red and Blue

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