Hey! It's Oscar

Episode 2 of this epic come back! 

In this episode we talk about:

The movie "Chef" 

Sofia Vergara and the typecasting of the industry

Scarlet Johansson and Disney cut ties, leaving us fans in dismay

Dennis Schroder's awful life choices 

Netflix's The Witcher "anime"

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Hey! It's Oscar 

We are officially back! 

So no need to worry!

In this episode we talk about:

Enjoy the show! 

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From foot fetishes, to doing drugs, to rat dating sims, we got it all, out of context and in that order. Enjoy! :D 

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Hello there!

Asach here, on this podcast we look back at the beginnings of our company. It's crazy to think back on how much we have grown in less than a year, by this time a year ago I was working for Sprint as an account manager, I was doing a podcast with my wife that we really enjoyed and its coming back soon. I was working, but I was looking for my options, what can I do to be independent, I still wouldn't dare to look at gaming though conversations with my wife had started. 

There are so many details that can get lost in this podcast, between my struggle with the English language and the stress of playing dark souls (lol) things may have been left unsaid. In reality, I've started this company to have an excuse to get in the gaming industry, it is not necessarily what I thought that was going to be doing which is sales, but now I am here, I am working even harder than day 1 and now starting this social media project it feels like my first days, very naive, without knowing where I was going, browsing around the Internet trying to find products to sell.

This gives me confidence, I've been here before, I've started from 0 and grown, this only makes me think of the future, and when we do a podcast looking back at the beginnings of our community, looking back at this moment, today. 

Hope you all have a blessed day, sorry that our podcast was late, but we had some issues... bye! 

This is episode #1.1, that's because a while ago we started this podcast but then like usually happens we kind of left it there. Well not this time, this is our official first episode of The FourCast, and we are super excited.  

Since we primarily started as a reselling company, the intention is to merge the sales world with the creative world and start a community made by gamers, for gamers, where we can provide great customer experience and also good times and quality content, I guess I'll figure that out later. 

 Today, we talk about where our gaming journey started, what was that changed everything for us, but it gets very interesting when Rico talks about his game design experience. He goes over what actually is the job of a game designer and why was that the path that he chose, I love seeing people talking about their craft and the passion that they put behind their words when they do so.  

Hope you enjoy this "Official" first episode, we have many plans for the short and long term, we want more original content, more memes and fun stuff, but we also want to expand our e-commerce company, have more inventory, have our own web page, offer great customer support, new releases etc. Well get there, one step at a time. Thank you for your support  -Asach Paredes

Oscar loves The Last of Us 2 and the rest of us hate it thought we have not played it. I (Asach) watched a couple of in depth reviews and I can understand and sympathize with the hate behind the game, bottom line, Last of us (2013) set up such a strong foundation, and it connected us so much to Joel as a main character that it feels like they just scratched the main story and gave us one we did not ask for.

Anyways I (Asach) haven't play it so can't really talk base on experience so... I'll shut up (for now) but soon will play, my wife and I just finished playing through the first one (she loved it!) and I can understand why they went that route also. Will play it next and will speak about it then.

Also, Persona 5 Royal is the bomb, and I'll probably will keep talking about it :)