Richard Jacques has created scores and music for some of the most recognizable properties in entertainment, including James Bond, Marvel, and Sonic the Hedgehog. I’ve interviewed him twice. Here is the full transcript of my conversation with Richard Jacques (focusing on Metropolis Street Racer).

Ahead of the release of Raidou Remastered, a modern remake of the PlayStation 2 Shin Megami Tensei spinoff, Raidou Kuzunoha vs the Soulless Army, I interviewed the game’s director, Kazuyuki Yamai. Content from this interview appears in a feature in Retro Gamer Magazine issue 273. However, due to space and scope of focus, much of the interview was unpublished.

Here’s the complete transcript of my interview with Kazuyuki Yamai, game director at Atlus.

Dylan Cuthbert was one of the first western developers to work for Nintendo, where he helped create Star Fox for the SNES. He later founded Q-Games and created the PixelJunk series. For Retro Gamer number 271, I interviewed Dylan about his long and colorful career. Due to scope of focus and space, some of our interview did not appear in the magazine. Here is the unedited transcript of my conversation with Dylan.

Giles Goddard and his fellow Argonaut Software programmers helped create and develop Star Fox on the SNES. For Retro Gamer Magazine number 266, I interviewed Giles to discuss his work on the second Super FX Chip game (following Star Fox), Stunt Race FX. Due to scope of focus and space, much of the interview was not included in the Retro Gamer piece. Here’s the full interview transcript.