What kind of pop culture references appear in the French language script?
AW: If you have seen Yuusha, the art style is pixelated, a little bit like Dig Dug or Pac-Man. We had a ton of fun looking for old songs that are still current in contemporary French culture, along with movies, TV shows, and personalities popular in the ’70s and ’80s. This is not too difficult to do because the French really hold on to their culture and take pride in knowing what took place in the ’70s and ’80s. We have our prompts from the English translation, so maybe they used a television show like The A-Team. The A-Team was in France, so I went to the A-Team page on Wikipedia in French and got the names from the translated version. There was another American television series that never made it to France. In that instance we had to draw from another television source. The game’s music by the sound studio Noisycroak has a medieval festival quality to it. Did you feel it was helpful in grounding the title in a fantasy RPG setting? RS: Yes, it sounds nostalgic. It reminds me of the e
