Podcasts about ff9

This week Eric visits the frontier, Matt woos weapons, FF9 is totally a rumor you guys, GTA 6 obscures its release date, Eric drools over Doom, and our AI-generated segment goes off without a hitch! Releases: SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered & Winner Winner Romantic Dinner

Final Fantasy 8 and 9 have some of the best music in video games. Nobuo Uematsu put his heart into these scores and it shows. Don't forget to support us on Patreon if you enjoy the content. Thank you! Link to survey: https://forms.gle/oVbHZJWDRsAef5Rp7 Time Codes: 1. Intro (0:00) 2. FF8 (4:16) 3. FF9 (57:50) **We're Now On Spotify**: https://open.spotify.com/show/4gIzzvT3AfRHjGlfF8kFW3 **Listen On Soundcloud**: https://soundcloud.com/resonantarc **Listen On iTunes**: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/state-of-the-arc-podcast/id1121795837 **Listen On Pocket Cast**: http://pca.st/NJsJ Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/resonantarc Subscribe Star: https://www.subscribestar.com/resonant-arc Twitter: https://twitter.com/resonantarc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/resonantarc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resonantarc TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@resonantarc

Press XJoin the Press X Discord: https://discord.gg/MAXtvmv2rw Topics: Pokémon Presents on February 27 (tomorrow) at 9:00 a.m. ET / 6:00 a.m. PT Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition overview trailer https://mynintendonews.com/2025/02/26/xenoblade-chronicles-x-definitive-edition-overview-trailer/ NetEase's Billionaire CEO Slashes Jobs and Games in Profit Push (Marvel Rivals over $200M revenue now but was considered for cancellation, Japanese devs are being thrown away) - Non-paywall Bloomberg Link Visions of Mana dev Ouka Studio was told in advance it would be shut down - Takashi Mochizuki Quantic Dream unaffected, still hiring - CEO on LinkedIn Warner Bros. Shuts Down Monolith Productions, Player First Games, and Warner Bros. Games San Diego, Wonder Woman canceled - Bloomberg Link Samurai Pizza Cats: Blast from the Past! announced for ‘all major platforms' https://www.gematsu.com/2025/02/2d-action-rpg-samurai-pizza-cats-blast-from-the-past-announced-for-all-major-platforms Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 rated in Singapore for all platforms https://www.gematsu.com/2025/02/tony-hawks-pro-skater-3-4-rated-in-singapore-for-ps5-xbox-series-ps4-xbox-one-switch-and-pc Bloober Team is making another game based on Konami IP https://blooberteam.prowly.com/383560-bloober-team-and-konami-continue-their-collaboration Fable delayed to 2026 https://www.gematsu.com/2025/02/fable-delayed-to-2026 Is a Persona 4 remake the next Persona game? Persona 4 singer Shihoko Hirata is recording for an unspecified new game Resetera user “lolilolailo” with history of insider Atlus info insinuates that Persona 6 is still far away SuperGiant releases statement regarding AI and SAG-AFTRA https://bsky.app/profile/supergiantgames.bsky.social/post/3lin7soibi22o Questions from Discord:  Joe: I know that the last game already had a million characters, but which characters would you like to see in a new Smash Bros. game? I'd like Vivi from FF9 if that remake comes out. Vivi feels like the most Nintendo-ass-designed FF character if you ask me.

In every RPG, you have some shitty friends. What are the best of this shitty friends? If you could only take two to five shitty friends to a desert island to companion you, who would you choose? Really? Quina from FF9? Okay...

Send us a textIntro; Development Details; Controls; The complete FF9 Story; Disc 4 level notes; Ending; Current Thoughts; Other Final Fantasy tie ins; Side Quests; Cultural Significance - Zidane and Vivi Character study; Character Draft.

We're back from our boys road trip around Eos! Take a seat around the camp fire, checkout our holiday photos, and see what we thought about the 15th mainline entry in the Final Fantasy franchise.

Thanks for giving me time to think. To keep doing what you set your heart on...It's a very hard thing to do...What to do when I felt lonely...That was the only thing you couldn't teach me. But we need to figure out the answer for ourselves... I'm so happy I met everyone...But I guess we all have to say goodbye someday. Everyone... Thank you. Farewell. My memories will be part of the sky...The emotional conclusion to our Final Fantasy IX series is here. Rick and Eric begin by wrapping up some notable side quests throughout the game before tackling the rest of the narrative. The true nature of Zidane and Kuja's origins, the breakdown of our leader, the theories of the collective unconscious and the eternal return, and even the meaning of life...we talk about it all in this episode. Thank you, all, so much for being a part of this journey. I am so proud of what we have created.Check out Eric's podcast, The Unlockables, here!Click on the following to find PPR on the web!PatreonJoin our DiscordTwitter Instagram Bluesky Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

Save your valediction, Steiner. We will live to see another day.The saga continues, as once again Rick and Eric return to go through the entirety of Final Fantasy IX. This episode picks up after what we learned in Black Mage Village and sees us continue until we return there later - meeting a new Chocobo friend! This episode has us go through the beginning and majority of disc 3. Traditionally, this is seen as the part where the narrative tends to "drag" - but is that a fair assessment? Join us to find out. Do it up!(Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for 100 episodes!) Check out Eric's podcast, The Unlockables, here!Click on the following to find PPR on the web!PatreonJoin our DiscordTwitter Instagram Bluesky Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

"You're very kind to use our words. But you already know what it means to live...and to die. You're asking about our friends who have 'died,' not 'stopped.'" Note: This series has been extended to 5 parts rather than 4.Our coverage of Final Fantasy IX continues! Rick is joined once again by Eric (The Unlockables Podcast) as they continue through the world of Gaia. This episode covers the story from the beginning of disc 2 until arriving at Madain Sari. This episode is about growth: Garnet learns that she must foster her own independance; Steiner and Beatrix begin to see the true colors of the crown; and Vivi learns of his origins in one of the game's most famous sequences. It gets heavy - we hope you enjoy!Check out Eric's podcast, The Unlockables, here!Click on the following to find PPR on the web!PatreonJoin our DiscordTwitter Instagram Bluesky Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

We'll never forget you. We'll remember you every time we stand at your grave. And we won't let the fear of death, which each of us knows, stop us from living our lives. Because my friends will remember me when I'm here.This is part 2 of 5 for our Final Fantasy IX analysis series. I am joined by Eric, from the Unlockables Podcast, who shares a deep love for this game. In this episode, we play from the beginning of the game up until the very end of disc 1. We meet the bulk of our cast, learn some disturbing truths about political powers, and much, much more. Check out Eric's podcast, The Unlockables, here!Click on the following to find PPR on the web!PatreonJoin our DiscordTwitter Instagram Bluesky Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

You Taught Me That Life Doesn't Last Forever. That's Why We Have To Help Each Other And Live Life To The Fullest.This is the beginning of a miniseries on Final Fantasy IX, one of the most important games in my life. This is the first time the show is revisiting a game that has been covered previously. In this personal essay, I explain why I made this choice, give some background history on the game, and speak about why this game means so much for me. This is part 1 of 5. We hope you enjoy this series - it has been deeply moving and rewarding to put together. Click on the following to find PPR on the web!PatreonJoin our DiscordTwitter Instagram Bluesky Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

Another episode! Woo!  We got food crimes, we got card games, we got Hollywood news, and we got game's news, what more could you ask for!We've got a new logo for Geekly Reveal! Art done by Kris, find her on Instagram: 13_rrrexAdditionally, check out Readwall, a show discussing the Redwall books on the same feed you're already looking at!Check it out!Explicit language on this one.We're partnered with Grinding Coffee Co!Follow our link: https://grindingcoffee.co/?ref=CHARACTERREVEAL and use Offer Code: CHARACTERREVEAL for a discount!"Vampithrillic" (Just Coffee - https://http://ocremix.org/)Find the show on iTunes, Google Play Podcasts, Spotify, and Simplecast.fmFind the show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6QoHk8iEsVGTpd2qdTlH-gFollow us @CharacterRev on Twitter and find us on Facebook!We're on Instagram @characterrevealDom is @brothadom on the tweets and the tumbles and generally on the netSteph is @captainsteph on Twitter, @hella_steph on Instagram, and @thesnowqueer on TumblrEric is @TindiLosi on some places on the internet as a wholeFind everything at: https://linktr.ee/characterreveal

This week on on A Novel Console, Chris nad Karradyne take the week off to celebrate Chris's birthday and the 4th of July! On this special Games and Stuff preview, Chris is joined by Rick from Pixel Project Radio to discuss the very unique game, To the Moon. They talk about end-of-life care, altering memories, and real world products in the game. Afterwards, they discuss series blind spots, must-play games, and JRPGs they absolutely adore. If you take anything away from this episode, it is going to be that you must listen to Pixel Project Radio, ASAP!Pixel Project Radio:https://linktr.ee/pixelprojectradio?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=eacfe0c3-07f2-48d6-9a4b-7ae0f4b909edSupport the show

Get your jelly guns ready, we're saving the planet from invisible space phantoms in everyone's favorite "photorealistic" CGI animated film: Final Fantasy the Spirits Within!

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The Winter of Final Fantasy is HERE. The next 3 episodes (including this one) of the show are a tribute to my formative Final Fantasy experience. To kick it off we are talking Final Fantasy IX. I am joined by Dave from Tales From the Backlog and.... Dave from Game Dave! It's a double Dave extravaganza! We discuss the all things FF9 and go DEEP on the game. This is just the beginning the Winter of Final Fantasy, come along for the ride. End Song: Crossing Those Hills Artist: Rifti Beats Album: Chocobo & Chill https://gamechops.com/chocobo/ Check out the Bit by Bit Foundation! https://www.bitbybitfoundation.org/ Support the Podcast! https://www.patreon.com/stillloadingpod Want to buy some Still Loading merch? https://www.teepublic.com/user/still-loading-podcast

Some games loom larger than others.  Final Fantasy IX has a massive reputation as one of the most beloved entries in the series.  Is it a perfect game?  Not exactly, but it does have some of the strongest characters and developed themes in an RPG. FF9 will make you laugh, cry, and curse at the screen (Leave Vivi alone!) We are joined by the wonderful Spike Vegeta, a professional gamer who has stopped Necron more times than Quina has been kicked out of buffets! Contact Us: Twitter: @HOTDogcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hairofthedogcast  Instagram: hairofthedogcast To see how you can support us and access a bunch of cool, exclusive perks, visit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/hairofthedogcast We appreciate your support! 

Ja is denn heut scho Weih.. NEIN IST ES NICHT! Es ist Filmaffenzeit! Die Filmaffen öfnen sich euch und sprechen darüber, welche Film oder Serienlücke gerne gefüllt werden dürfte. Kevin und Sven haben den neuesten Schund von Lindsay Lohan geschaut. David erzählt von der Doku "Pepsi, where is my jet?!" Und wir geben euch einen Kino-Dating-Tipp mit den kommenden Film "Fragil". Tja und eben der sonstige ganz normale Filmaffenwahnsinn. Irgendwas wird schon dabei sein für euch. Ach was schreib ich hier überhaupt, liest doch eh kein Schwein. Wusstet ihr, dass die Kapitelmarken das zeitaufwändigste am ganzen Podcast sind? So nun viel Spaß :-D (00:00:00) Intro und Begrüßung (00:08:16) Film: Sachertorte (00:13:47) Film: Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (00:19:22) Film: Falling for Christmas und Lindsay Lohan (00:28:43) Dokuserie: Pepsi where is my Jet? (00:37:46) Was macht Vin Diesel eigentlich? FF9 (00:44:11) Film: Fragil (01:01:04) Thema: Wovon sollte es eine Fortsetzung geben? (01:55:40) Gewinnspiel (01:59:18) Tschö und Outro Hast du schon einen Like, Follow und (gute) Bewertung dagelassen? Danke dir! WIR SIND UNWÜRDIG.... Ein Link und alles drin! (Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, etc.) https://www.planet-der-filmaffen.de JOIN PLANET NEREEK! Der Discordserver für Nerds und Geeks. Sei mit beim Gründerkreis. Gestalte mit und erfreue uns. Auch für Contentcreator. Mit eigenem Bereich, Rollen und angepassten Channel, nur für euch und deine Community. Die Filmaffen sind deralthoff, David_Ch und serofamous. Folgt uns gerne auf Instagram. Schreibt uns, wenn ihr Anregungen und Vorschläge habt und Ehrenabzeichen für alle, welche bis zum Schluss durchgehalten haben. https://www.instagram.com/planetderfilmaffen Viele Filme die wir besprechen findet ihr auch schon mal bequem als Review zum Nachlesen auf unseren Letterboxd Accounts. Anregungen, Fragen und Kritik auch gerne per E-Mail an kontakt@planet-der-filmaffen.de --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/planet-der-filmaffen/message

いやさが120 FF9.mp3※再放送です。　現在は「いやさがBOO」という番組を配信しています。今回はスクエア（現：スクエアエニックス）から発売されたファイナルファンタジー９について語っています。アニの個人的な感想で、中盤まではほとんど褒めていません。FF9が大好きな方は、聞かないか、聞いた場合は最後まで必ず聞いてもらえるようお願いします。みなさんからのお便りをお待ちしております。メールアドレスはiyasaga.pc@gmail.com までツイッターハッシュタグは#いやさ..

Lots on tap today, so get to listening! The Mario Movie trailer hits. CDPR announces three more Witcher games and a CP2077 sequel. Dead Space trailer hit. Disco Elysium is a weird thing. Intel ARC cards are pretty good for the money! Overwatch 2 launched with some trouble. Dear Martha Review! Scott BEAT CyberPunk, played Baba is You, Asteroids Recharged, and Slime Rancher 2. Jon played CP, beat FF9, and got a Steam Deck! Beau played Dyson Sphere Program and Dead Effect 2 VR. Emails and more!

Lots on tap today, so get to listening! The Mario Movie trailer hits. CDPR announces three more Witcher games and a CP2077 sequel. Dead Space trailer hit. Disco Elysium is a weird thing. Intel ARC cards are pretty good for the money! Overwatch 2 launched with some trouble. Dear Martha Review! Scott BEAT CyberPunk, played Baba is You, Asteroids Recharged, and Slime Rancher 2. Jon played CP, beat FF9, and got a Steam Deck! Beau played Dyson Sphere Program and Dead Effect 2 VR. Emails and more!

Después del gran festejo que supuso el programa 50, Memoria Cósmica estrena una nueva temporada de una forma que empieza a ser costumbre: con un programa GOTY. En efecto, uno de esos especiales en los que repasamos muchísimos de los juegos que salieron en un año concreto. Si todavía no habéis escuchado ningún episodio de este tipo en MC o en nuestras etapas anteriores de Sector 7 y Zonared, debéis saber que intentamos dar cabida al máximo número de títulos de la forma más dinámica y resumida posible. Son programas muy preparados, donde hacemos una recopilación de esas llenas de nostalgia e información. Como esas revistas que recopilan el catálogo de una consola, pero con un año entero. La única regla que solemos utilizar, es que nos centramos en el lanzamiento original de un juego. Es decir, que si Final Fantasy IX salió en Japón en el año 2000, ese es el año que tenemos en cuenta. No el lanzamiento europeo, que en ese ejemplo sería el año 2001. Por supuesto, están los juegos más importantes del año (o lo gran mayoría), pero también otros títulos que nos marcaron personalmente a cada uno de los miembros del equipo y que, probablemente, son esos dormilones que deberíais probar. En definitiva, disfrutad de este episodio lleno de juegazos. Desde el propio FF9, a Perfect Dark, pasando por Vagrant Story, Resident Evil Code Veronica, Majora's Mask, Deus Ex, Grandia II, Skies of Arcadia y muchísimos más. En fin, una auténtica locura en muchas plataformas (Dreamcast, PS1, PS2, N64, Game Boy Color...). Por otra parte, os recordamos que tenemos un grupo de Telegram, el cual está abierto a todos los oyentes. No tenéis más que instalar el programa y acceder a través de este enlace: https://t.me/joinchat/LZ01hh0YoYzWJJLAGeSBww (también puedes buscarnos directamente en la App) Y como siempre, te recordamos que si nos sigues en Twitter (@MemoriaCosmica7), estarás al tanto de todas nuestras iniciativas. Gracias por estar al pie del cañón y... ¡nos escuchamos! ¡No olvides suscribirte al canal!

John and Kyle talk about their evolving, complicated relationship with Elden Ring (and maybe with Souls games in general?). Then, time for a nostalgic look-back at the PSX-era Final Fantasies - Kyle has strong opinions about FF8, and he's playing FF9 right now.

In a surprise announcement, Kingdom Hearts 4 was revealed to be under development. While it might not be surprising this long running franchise is getting another game, it was more the playable in-game footage that had people talking. Of course, was this REALLY in game footage, or a target render displaying UI elements? Only time will tell for sure, and how much time this game will need to come out is anyone's guess. The existence of this game though lends a lot of chatter to some prior rumors that a GeForce Now "leak" brought us, could a FF9 remaster be far behind? We talk about all this and much more on another week of the longest running video game podcast, Orange Lounge Radio!   Also in the News:   * Activision Blizzard US QA Now Full Time * Gamestop Stops Amico Preorders * Return to Monkey Island Announced * Pac-Land Changed for Arcade Archives   All this and more on the show where EVERY gamer has a voice-- Orange Lounge Radio! LIVE on the VOG Network, Sunday nights at 6 Pacific, 9 Eastern www.vognetwork.com Twitter: @olr Mailbag: participate (at) orangeloungeradio dot com

In our Fifth episode of season two of FabuLONG Nova CASTulus, we play the second part of the third episode of FFXIII-2 Next Time, we will finish episode 5! Spoilers for our Shitty Twist Discussion: Baten Kaitos spoilers from 3:37 to 6:04 The Forgotten City Spoilers from 6:04 to 6:39 Spoilers for FF7, FF8, FF9, and FF15 from 6:41 to 11:20 Spoilers for Danganronpa V3 from 11:26 to 13:39 Spoilers for Star Ocean: Till the End of Time from 13:50 to 16:48 Spoilers for Xenosaga and Xenogears from 16:49 to 20:43 Spoilers for the Zero Escape games from 20:50 to 23:00 Spoilers for Kingdom Hearts, specifically 1, 2, Chain of Memories, and 385/2 days from 23:15 to 25:43 Spoilers for MGS4 and MGS5 from 25:43 to 33:12 If you'd like to play along with us, FF13-2 is available digtally on the PS3, PC and Xbox family of consoles, including Game Pass!  We've also already unlocked Lightning Returns, thanks to your donations! Keep the train running, and unlock Metal Gear Solid, as well! http://www.rpgbook.club The LongCast intro/outro music is "Opening" from Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes, by Falcom jdk.   ------------------------------------------------- Discord Twitter Ko-fi Merch Youtube Sailor Eli on YouTube

Another cutie selling her tooty. Joro Spiders. Why do they say “Dom” 100 times in FF9? A lot of you are cheating at Wordle. The new “drinks printer”. Mental health bot. Trying to keep a “FART” license plate. Smartphone anxiety. Loud sex is biggest complaint in NYC. Sword news. The real “Flight” pilot. Rob reviews […]

Thank you to Felix Gray and MeUndies for sponsoring this week's episode! Go to http://felixgrayglasses.com/games to get your Felix Gray glasses. Go to http://meundies.com/wgg to get 15% off your first order and free shipping. USE CODE SANTASBUTT TO GET 15% AT WGG.COM/STORE This week Britt and Andrea talk about Respawn taking Titanfall off the market and the latest details about Bethesda Game Studio's Starfield. Britt is playing Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Final Fantasy IX (again) and Andrea is still mad at LEGO Star Wars Battles.    Thank you to our Patreon Producers: ·        Chewy's Godson ·        Alex Rigopulos ·        David Iacolucci ·        Faris Attieh ·        Justin Foshee ·        Matthew Goderre ·        Punkdefied Support What's Good Games on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/whatsgoodgames Discuss the podcast on our social channels! http://www.facebook.com/whatsgoodgames http://www.twitter.com/whatsgood_games http://www.youtube.com/whatsgoodgames Join the community page! https://www.facebook.com/groups/whatsgoodgames/ Timestamps: 0:00 - 5:45 - Intro (USE CODE SANTASBUTT TO GET 15% AT WGG.COM/STORE) 6:45 - 12:55 - Titanfall coming down from storefronts 12:55 - 15:00 - AD 1 FELIX GRAY 15:00 - 28:45 Starfield News! 28:45 - 31:15 - AD 2 ME UNDIES 31:15 - 39:15 - Britt plays Pokemon 39:15 - 45:45 - Andrea's still mad at Lego Star Wars Battles 45:45 - 50:15 - Britt is somehow playing FF9 again 50:15 - 1:01:00 - The Wheel of Time 1:01:00 - END - Wrap Up

The guys begin their new series on FF9 starting with the story's beginning. They discuss the things to do, side quests, little secrets, and get in-depth on the formula of how to lose your cards... err, on the attacking/defending in Tetra Master.

WARNING!!! SPOILER ALERT!!! Serg and Chico are back to discussing some more fave's and a potential dud. With our ADD in full affect at times, this week we discuss Disney + new animated show "What If..." (open-16:40), CW's Superman and Lois (16:40-36:15), and HBO MAX's Titans (36:15-1:00:00).  We also review Jungle Cruise and FF9 (1:00:00-1:10:00) with minor spoilers and a whole lotta who gives a f*ck! As always we wrap the show with the Nerd News you should care about (1:10:00 - Close) .  DONT FORGET TO RATE, REVIEW, AND FOLLOW! Instagram: N3RD_A13RT Email: n3rd_a13rt.info@gmail.com

Avec un mois de juillet aussi riche en nouveautés, il y avait beaucoup de choses à dire sur cet été cinéma, et beaucoup de films à traiter. Voici donc une nouvelle tournée générale qui revient sur les comédies françaises tant attendues KAAMELOTT et OSS 117, les blockbusters américains FF9 et THE SUICIDE SQUAD, ou le Festival de Cannes avec la palme d'or TITANE, BENEDETTA et ANNETTE, et encore d'autres films qui ont retenu notre attention. Une émission animée par Alexandre Caporal avec Thibaud Ducret et Florian Poupelin. KAAMELOTT : PREMIER VOLET (4:16) OSS 117 : ALERTE ROUGE EN AFRIQUE NOIRE (24:10) THE SUICIDE SQUAD (41:33) FAST & FURIOUS 9 (59:34) TITANE (1:07:45) BENEDETTA (1:24:11) ANNETTE (1:35:17) COMMENT JE SUIS DEVENU SUPER-HEROS (1:49:57) OLD (2:00:54) LES COUPS DE CŒUR (2:10:55) Florian : BERGMAN ISLAND de Mia Hansen Løve (en salles en France) Thibaud : AMERICA LE FILM de Matt Thompson, dispo sur Netflix Alex : THE DEEP HOUSE d'Alexandre Bustillo et Julien Maury (en salles en France)

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Jacob and Daeva finally talk about FF9 after many tries.

In episode 235, we catch up on the latest nerd news that caught our attention:  Disney drops a ship's name The Rogue Squadron movie gets an update Good Omens will return Noah Hawley tells us more about the Aliens TV show   The Geekfather saw Fast & Furious part 9 and we realize we kind of like "bad" movies. In the second half, some celebrities get off lightly while others start to see some repercussions for their actions. And new shows we like: This is Pop on Netflix and Physical on Apple TV.   Proud member of the ESO Network - www.esonetwork.com  Don't forget to visit our sponsor, Sweatpants & Coffee, at www.sweatpantsandcoffee.com as well as on Facebook.   Follow along with the Geekfather's medical journey at: https://www.facebook.com/savethegeekfather/ You can buy our sweet merchandise at: https://teespring.com/stores/the-blurred-nerds   Blurred Nerds YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpP2mk6quUlmw99lSx7VOFg   https://www.facebook.com/theblurrednerds/ https://twitter.com/theblurrednerds http://geekvengers.com https://www.youtube.com/user/geekvengers   intro/outro: Video Game - 8 bit Adventures - Music by Pond5 www.pond5.com

In this week's episode, the chuleta brothers talk about different Spanish people's names and what they would name a bar. They talk about going back to the movies for the first time. They talk about the Father's day BBQ in not having gas for the cake. They celebrate Washington Heights Mari bday. They talk about NBA playoffs and some of the new TV shows and movies the brothers are watching.

In hour 4: Pay those players, Twitter Jam takes a look, FF9 was crazy good, another + week for Dan Day on Who's Gonna Win plus What We Learned. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All three of the guys unite for our 250th episode to talk the weeks Movie/ TV news

Mikey reviews the new FF9, We get into some PCA exclusives.....and make fun of anyone that we can come up with.....

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Oh boy, it’s been a while and we missed you. We’re taking a look at the first half of “Loki,” with perhaps the most honest and stripped-down criticism and praise we can muster. We got back to the theater as well, and had some popcorn with John Krasinski. He would not discuss any Reed Richards rumors. Sam pulls off the fastest review of FF9 on the internet to date. Moze fawns over his new favorite Netflix series that you might not have heard of, “Black Summer.” Sam Adams and Philip Mozolak.

Oh boy, it’s been a while and we missed you. We’re taking a look at the first half of “Loki,” with perhaps the most honest and stripped-down criticism and praise we can muster. We got back to the theater as well, and had some popcorn with John Krasinski. He would not discuss any Reed Richards rumors. Sam pulls off the fastest review of FF9 on the internet to date. Moze fawns over his new favorite Netflix series that you might not have heard of, “Black Summer.” Host Sam Adams and Philip Mozolak.

The guys break down the mysteries of the third episode of Marvel's Loki

Well so much for a slow week. Post E3 week was anything but quiet. We lead today's show with a leak and rumor, however I feel it's very legit. NIS America will be bringing 4 Legend of Heroes games to the west in 2022 and 2023. This leak comes from the Epic Games Store and there are still listings to prove this. Tonight's livestream of Falcom's 40th anniversary will either prove or disprove it all. Listen for all the details but in short Hajimari no Keseki is now Trails into Reverie and will come to the west in 2023. They will also finally be bringing the Crossbell games to the west as well as the Trails offshoot, The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails. Full details next week on if this was all true or not. We also have videos and stories on Tales of Arise, Shin Megami Tensei V, Scarlet Nexus, Legend of Mana, NEO: The World Ends with You, and so much more. Super exciting news to share all around but I end the show on a bit of a low story: FF9 is getting an animated kids show? Listen til the end and I'll see you next week. Thanks for listening! Please consider funding the show via Patreon or the Anchor link at the bottom of the description. Support the podcast here https://www.patreon.com/JRPGReport or click link at bottom for listener support Paypal: Direct support available via jamesfisherproductions@gmail.com Leave us a review on Apple or your favorite listening place. Like our Facebook Page We now have a website! www.jrpgreport.com Follow us on Twitter @Jrpgreport Daily JRPG videos and Livestreams on Youtube Email me at jrpgreport@gmail.com Check out these fine sources for more information on the stories I cover: https://www.gematsu.com/ and https://www.siliconera.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jrpgreport/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jrpgreport/support

This week the guys talk amc' new sitcom/drama Kevin Can F**k Himself and react to the first look at Sasha Calle' new Supergirl plus more

The guys break down the second episode of Marvel's Loki

This week the boys review Mark Wahlberg' INFINITE and Jason Statham' Wrath of Man plus He-Man, their dream movie project and more

Broberg, Paul, Laura, and JJ, talk about how tofu is a actually just cheese, how to spend time with other humans without computers, and eating fermented fish. introduced Laura to our podcast * food YouTube, notion is for freedom! * todoist can work if you remember to use it * LaundryOps with Boyd Hemphill * Switching from Edge * Chromium B.S.U. - Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_B.S.U.) * Eat out doors with friends! * Tacos * Poc Chuc, Mayan Grilled Pork Recipe - Mayan Grilled Pork | Hank Shaw (https://honest-food.net/poc-chuc-recipe/) * Not Another Cooking Show * Gritty Fuck Around and Find Out 2020 Christmas ornament | Etsy (https://www.etsy.com/listing/899705423/gritty-fuck-around-and-find-out-2020?ref=shop_review) * How to make Café de Olla │ Visit our site to check out the full recipe (https://www.mexicoinmykitchen.com/cafe-de-olla-recipe/) * Tofu, and what to to-fu-todo? * FF9 again! * Paintballs * Rockclimbing * Smelly Fish * What's a wombat?

The guys break down the first episode of Marvel's Loki in minisode form

This week the trio talk Indiana Jones 5 going into production but Jupiter's Legacy Season 2 dying plus Joker 2 goes in to development and more

This week the guys talk all the weeks movie and TV news plus Eddie reviews Cruella, A Quiet Place Part II and Fast & Furious 9

This time on JRPGs and Me, Austin is talking about Final Fantasy IX! So if you love Vivi (and you should) and all the rest of the FF9, gang be sure to check out this episode! Want to hear about Tetra Master, Chocobo Hot & Cold, and why ATEs make the game SO much better? That's included here as well. Remember, you can find Austin on Twitter @DragonQuaustin Music curtesy of bensound.com

  This month we played Final Fantasy IX and as these games get into more and more detail, the podcast gets longer and longer! this is by far the longest episode of Zap Night to date, but if you want to skip the story jump to 2:01:34 to cut out some run time! That said, around this time stamp 1:43:20 we talk about the endgame stuff (Memoria) and we come up with some awesome therioys to what is going on here and how the FF9 world works.Danny's Play Time 50:00:00  Kaylie's Play Time 38:20:00Scoring TableDannyKaylieStory9/1010/10Graphics10/109/10Gameplay9/1010/10Music10/1010/10Overall10/1010/10Totals48/5049/50Grade9.7/10 New episodes 1st & 15th!Find us at Zapnight.com or follow us on social media:www.facebook.com/ZapNightGaming/www.instagram.com/ZapNightGaming/twitter.com/zapnightgamingwww.twitch.tv/zapnightOpening and ending song from Hungry Media:@hungrymediawww.facebook.com/harrisonskydeck/

The HOBI gang is in summer mode as they are cool and relaxed this week!  The guys welcome film critic Scab Jeff to recap the Academy Awards, discuss the finale of the Falcon and the Winter Soldier, the next host of Jeopardy and the downfall of the Reds.  Plus Ed Brubaker is mad at Marvel (again!), John Cena is divine intervention powers, Mortal Kombat is reviewed and we list our Top Five Favorite Movie Genres! This episode is sponsored by the Cincinnati Comic Expo. 

This week we talking KD's new beef with Shannon Sharpe, problematic Army Sergeant harassing kid, FF9 trailer, The Falcon and Winter Soldier, the Derrick Chauvin Trial, and more..oh, and u idiots who think Julian Edleman is an NFL Hall of Famer...and more!!!! Let us know what you think on Twitter @ktseavepod @southbreeze706 @marcus_sniffles @_revrun **Disclaimer: Objective truth expressed on this podcast is for entertainment purposes only. ENJOY! SUBSCRIBE! RATE! DO IT

On today's episode we sit down to catch up on what's been going on over the past few weeks, Michael and Anthony went and saw Godzilla vs. Kong, they then quiz Cameron on how obvious and ridiculous the details of the new FF9 trailer are. Michael rounds it out with game of who can guess the 5 states with the most Covid cases. Enjoy! Instagram/TikTok: @cowboyrowdypodcast YouTube: Cowboy Rowdy Podcast & Cowboyrowdypodcastclips Facebook: The Cowboy Rowdy Podcast Find out more at https://cowboy-rowdy.pinecast.co

This week I talk about Falcon and the Wniter soldier,the new pictures of the grown up power puff girl, Ghostbuster cereals Gundan is getting a live action movie, FF9 movie trailer. also in Wreslting corner another 6 Wreslters get let go from the wwe. al this an more.

Today we are talking about our first thoughts of Final Fantasy IX and other general Final Fantasy talk. Challenging ourselfts to finish FF9 by the end of the month, wish us luck :P New episodes 1st & 15th!Find us at Zapnight.com or follow us on social media:www.facebook.com/ZapNightGaming/www.instagram.com/ZapNightGaming/twitter.com/zapnightgamingwww.twitch.tv/zapnight Opening and ending song from Smurf Syndrome: @SmurfSyndromeMusic on instagram and soundcloud  

Another episode of everyone's least favorite show that they don't even know exists! Talking this week about Taylor Hall, Julian Edelman, helpless feelings, golf, condiment juice, vaccine passports, celibacy and Aaron Rodgers. This week's Three Gripes include FF9, that guy at work that thinks he has all the inside scoops and the Kowloon. It's just as bad as all the others so why not listen and see for yourself! Tell Your Friends! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/complaintsandobservations/message

The Gang Discusses DC, MCU, Xbox/Microsoft News!!!Including the new Suicide Squad, Black Adam, Thor: Love and Thunder and much more!

With Disney+ as 100M+ Subscriber base, the Mouse House doesn't give in to Cinemark and walks away from Raya movie fans. Theaters open up and are filling up, but the capacity holds back healthy returns for distributors, so studios are finding pre-pandemic deals may fall short. Disney also dominates in SVOD space. Netting half the number of Netflix subs in 12 months and crashing the server with Wandavision Finale. “Disney's vision complements the distribution formats with the content.” - Tim Thompson Universal takes two, with FF9 by pushing the release date after July 4th. And Peacock TV, Comcast/Universal NBC's AVOD platform, shows a big (but “projected”) loss with $914M loss in launching the platform brings on only $118M in ad revenue.

Uematsu used a song from FF2, cut the tempo in half, and made it a castle theme in FF9. We combine the songs. Discord server: https://discord.gg/T6p6duJ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/technofunkboy Get my new book, The Hallowing of Ground: https://amzn.to/3mDA2kC Free audiobook! https://www.scribl.com/books/EC3AQ/the-hallowing-of-ground My music! https://thetechnofunkboy.bandcamp.com/ Podcasts: Retro Station: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/retro-station/id1521964255 Order of Podcasters: https://kite.link/oop Tales from the Rusty Speeder: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tales-from-the-rusty-speeder/id1524970003 Dice & Dreary: http://www.diceanddreary.com/

Cette semaine! on fait un rush de réponses aux questions! Space Jam, Hook, Old, FF9, et le box office des films de Darren Aronofsky, Jared Hess, et des films de Depardieu avec Depardieu lui-même! Ah pis y a un appel du Mononc' Serge du film de Dédé à travers les brûmes!

Cette semaine! on fait un rush de réponses aux questions! Space Jam, Hook, Old, FF9, et le box office des films de Darren Aronofsky, Jared Hess, et des films de Depardieu avec Depardieu lui-même! Ah pis y a un appel du Mononc' Serge du film de Dédé à travers les brûmes!

In this episode our consciousness is projected back into the past to revisit this classic entry in the Final Fantasy series. We discuss the game's divisive mechanics, amazing story concepts, fan theories, and defend our boy Squall against the unjust criticism. We also touch on badly-aged tribal face tattoos, Siren's hairy muff, play shag-marry-kill with he cast of FF8, and much much more.

Eine neue Folge Chronicles ist da und behandelt den letzten Final Fantasy-Teil der PS1-Ära. Es geht um die Story, Trivia und mit Gregor wartet auch ein toller Einspieler auf euch.

We are joined this episode with Kaleb from the Ultima Final Fantasy & Nudeclan Gaming podcast, as well as artist & gamer Riconius, to name our wishlist items for the FF7 Remake Part 2. Riconius Links: Independent Comic: https://gumroad.com/l/ROhfN Short Story on Issue 22 of the Saturday AM app: http://saturday-am.com/app Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/riconiuslive YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ricardoantonioart Kaleb's Links: Ultima Final Fantasy Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ultima-final-fantasy-the-ultimate-final-fantasy-podcast/id880847837 Nudeclan Gaming Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nude-clan-a-video-game-podcast/id1078692923 Twitter: https://twitter.com/UFFPodcast Our Media Partner - https://www.rpgfan.com/ Check out our Discord: https://discord.gg/C3zAnQu Twitter: https://twitter.com/PhoenixEdgeRPG or @PhoenixEdgeRPG 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:19 - Introduce Riconius 00:03:40 - Introduce Kaleb 00:06:34 - Overall Thoughts on FF7 Remake Part 1 00:14:11 - Flesh Out the Gold Saucer 00:16:30 - Re-Examining Barret's Backstory 00:21:34 - The Problem with Destiny as a Theme 00:28:07 - Expanding the Level Design / Less Linearity 00:42:40 - Polishing the FF7 Compilation Material 00:49:12 - Battle and Menu Mechanic Changes 00:58:37 - Establish Sephiroth as a SERIOUS Threat 01:08:55 - Release Part 2 as an Expansion 01:15:52 - More Story Side-Quests 01:22:22 - Discussing Aerith's Death 01:35:18 - Talking Cait Sith Other Podcast Episodes You Would Probably Like: - Best PS1 - PS4 RPGs: https://youtu.be/lUFhiuQlHc0?t=1 - FF9 20th Anniversary - https://youtu.be/91ize1kITkI?t=2 - FF7 Remake Discussion - https://youtu.be/vr4EJLw3oYI?t=1 - FF7 PS One Discussion - https://youtu.be/4KqVG3GlEGE?t=1 - Crisis Core Discussion - https://youtu.be/3ixpAGuAXNk?t=2 - Dragon Quest XI - Discussion - https://youtu.be/Jrhl8skx5es?t=700 - Kingdom Hearts 3 Discussion - https://youtu.be/C_N5w7UOjdE?t=61 - Xenoblade Chronicles Discussion - https://youtu.be/qAtgNluHZYo?t=5 - FF7 Remake Hype Edit - https://youtu.be/uAj0jF_0LVs?t=30

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In this episode, the boys talk Brian's Skyrim stealth-archer build, Steve playing Final Fantasy, their favorite YouTube personalities, and the required reading they had to do for school.We are available on all major podcast platforms!Send us fan mail at: theheckincallpodcast@gmail.comMusic and art by: https://www.instagram.com/cotedesigner/Check out Cubones & Catacombs: https://twitter.com/CubonesCTwitter: https://twitter.com/theheckincall

Audace This album was released in 2007.We didn't have distributor for this album at that time. We pressed only 500 copies and had sold them to audience at venues we had played. Now we have no physicals.We provide it as digital download only. credits released October 1, 2007 audace Manabu Kitada /clarinettes Shiko Ito /accordeon I finished the album. There is quite a bit going on here these two players are extremely good at playing their respective instruments. Apparently this album was popularized by PEWDIEPIE, a famous Swedish YouTuber, particularly the song retour. I actually was presented with the option to buy the album on Bandcamp when I tried listening to it a second time through. It said it’s time to open thy heart and wallet and no I did not buy it and then there was an animation of a heart breaking. I don’t want to waste Bandcamps bandwidth. The album is not available on Apple Music or Spotify. Nor are any of the other albums. I actually feel guilty for not buying the album. I would continue to on YouTube but your unable to exit the app unless you have red. If you like accordions or clarinet def listen. I kept getting this feeling listening to it that I was playing FF9 when your in some of the town settings since that game had a lighter OST and some of the lighter songs of ff7. I would love to enjoy this music live and now that it’s done I am wishing I could experience it all over again. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.redd... I think that Music streaming has made the widest amount of music available but at the same time it has made listening music less special in a way music plays and bandwidth seem unlimited. But bandwidth costs money and companies like Bandcamp need our support. I reallly recommend downloading the app and listening to people’s music and deciding if they are worth giving some money towards supporting ad free music. I know I value it that’s why I pay for an Apple Music subscription but I feel like I miss out not having spotify on suggestions. It all reminds me of bill burr and Bryan redban arguing about whether artists should have to perform or just be happy for exposure of what they create digitally. https://youtu.be/Ry-h8b62FZI I highly recommend reading anything you want by cd baby creator. That’s how we release our music. Full book: Anything You Want | Derek Sivers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/albumoftheweek/message

This week Laurence & Dan visit the 2000 game, Final Fantasy 9 for the PS1. With this being the only Final Fantasy Game on the list, the discussion over the game itself and the legacy that the franchise holds over video gaming is explored and whether not FF9 deserved to be on this list.

This week, Simone and Chad talk the obvious FF9 and all the fun girl power stuff they watched this week! Trailers Fast and Furious 9: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kopyc23VfSw Sonic the Hedgehog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szby7ZHLnkA Swallow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auVZKcxV7XQ Straight Up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JZFehd1nDs Social Medias Facebook and Instagram: @FreshTomatoesPodcast Twitter: @FreshTomatoesMP Email: FreshTomatoesPodcast@gmail.com Youtube: Fresh Tomatoes --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 274: Legally Dead: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new (and final) season of The Good Place. Pat gives his thoughts on the new Netflix true-crime documentary Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News (including a discussion of the FF9 trailer). The Nerds then discuss their 2020 Oscar predictions! They end the episode with a Nerd Favorite (not really)...Disney villain you'd like to see get a Disney Villainous expansion? Timestamps: -What We are Into: 9:48-28:50 -Nerd News: 28:50-43:18 -Oscar Predictions: 43:18-1:15 -Nerd Favorite: 1:15-1:19 Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Vote for us for "Podcast of the Month" on Podcast Land!

On this episode ill Popcorn talks some HP Lovecraft, we're getting aThing Remake, FF9 ressurects Han, KOTR remaster/Re-imagine rumors, Is bioware teasing a mass effect remaster? Magic the gathering teams up wth OG bioware...all this and more on episode 107....Plague

This week Mikey and Jeremy Ketchup on Picard, FF9, and Alan Alda's Hawkeye. They also discuss Nyla Rose, Scorpion, and The Death of Superman as seen through The Dark Multiverse. 

Alright folks, after some Lethal Weapon and FF9 news, we dive right in. I give you my initial thoughts on Gwyneth Paltrow's the Goop Lab and a review for The Art Of Self Defense. There are some films that come along and for some reason you put off for way too long, I finally dragged my self to go see Parasite and I'm so glad I did. In short, It blew me away. Give a listen and Get Caught Up In The Mosh

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Welcome to the final episode of season 1! Today Jay has joined Hazz & Jono again to chat about all the latest news rumbling around the internet surrounding the new Batman and the latest games news! What do you think of today's episode? Leave us a review and subscribe!   Intro - Shoutouts Game News – 5min 17sec  -Zelda, Doom Eternal & Movie News – 23mins - Do you want another batman film? *spoilers for infinity war* New Plays – 42min – The Witcher 3, Rime, FF9, Starbound Weekly Recommends – 50mins - Chernobyl, The Planets Patreon Shoutout – 59:30min

Sony e Microsoft se unem nas núvens, um novo trailer de Death Stranding chega ao mundo, o rumor de um jogo da From Software com George R.R. Martin ganha força, Baldur's Gate 3 pode estar a caminho e Pokémon quer te fazer dormir.E o que você tem a dizer?Deixe seu feedback acessando o post deste podcast, ou mande um e-mail para contato@jogabilida.deBlocos do Podcast: Sony e Microsoft juntando forças: 00:07:54 Game Pass para PC: 00:13:52 Os próximos lançamentos da Sony: 00:20:20 Novo trailer de Death Stranding: 00:26:38 Great Rune: 00:44:06 Teaser do Baldur's Gate 3: 00:51:38 Playdate: 00:58:31 Resultado do walkout na Riot: 01:09:04 Mario Maker 2 e o seu online: 01:13:49 Pokénotícias: 01:20:39 Redesign do Sonic: 01:30:51 Email 1: 01:36:15 Email 2: 01:46:58 Fim do Spoiler de FF9: 01:55:18 Email 3: 01:56:06 Trilha do Podcast: “Late Nite Funk Squad”, por David Tobin, Jeff Meegan e Malcolm Edmonstone "For Whom The Bell Tolls", por Metallica

“Doesn’t it feel nice to let yourself go under the stars?” We conclude the PlayStation one era Final Fantasy triptych with our Final Fantasy IX podcast. Leon, Leah, Josh and guest, FF9 fan Chris Lane […] The post Final Fantasy IX – Cane and Rinse No.365 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

いやさが120 FF9.mp3今回はスクエア（現：スクエアエニックス）から発売されたファイナルファンタジー９について語っています。アニの個人的な感想で、中盤まではほとんど褒めていません。FF9が大好きな方は、聞かないか、聞いた場合は最後まで必ず聞いてもらえるようお願いします。みなさんからのお便りをお待ちしております。メールアドレスはiyasaga.pc@gmail.com までツイッターハッシュタグは#いやさがを付けて投稿してください。≪スイッチ版≫ ..

#Podcast #NTK is here with the latest in #GeekNews ranging from #Movies #TV #Games and more. Their thoughts on #Netflix #UmbrellaAcademy #BattleAngel. What is coming for #AmericanGods, #GoodOmes, and FF9 rerelease. It’s a deep dive on turn based videogames and the normal nonsense you expect from two dudes and a girl.    

为了实现过年（农历年）之前更晚最终幻想系列节目的目标（虽然并不可能），所以我们加快了更新速度。本期节目，我们请来一位老朋友仨蛋和我们一期聊一聊最终幻想9的故事。最终幻想9对于仨蛋来说有着一段让他难忘的“血泪史”。不过作为“老前辈”，仨蛋对于FF9的总结和概括倒是十分到位，言简意赅地为大家讲清楚了FF9来龙去脉。作为小胡子的最后一部FF系列作品，FF9到底有着怎样的魅力呢？听听几位主播以及仨蛋对FF的评价吧。QQ群：431223761 微信订阅号：taocifm

Hope you liked this episode! Mini-reviews: Thor Ragnarok: 2:15 Stranger Things 2: 4:19 Liar: 7:49 Narcos: 9:12 News: Take Waititi Black Widow movie: 9:50 Justin Lin and Jordan Brewster back for FF9 and 10: 11:48 Shazam casting: 13:06 Anna Kendrick in Santa Claus’s Daughter: 16:00 Christoph Waltz not back for Bond 25: 17:20 The Lion King casting: 18:37 Tintin 2 news: 22:53 The Rock and Tyrese feud continues: 24:14 Avengers Infinity War photos: 25:26 Kevin Spacey and Brett Ratner allegations: 26:33 Lethal Weapon 5 confirmed: 29:18 Thor Ragnarok box office: 29:27 Justice League clips: 29:49 Lord of the Rings TV show: 30:39 Fifty Shades Freed trailer: 33:03 Disney LA Times controversy: 34:49 Disney and Fox deal: 36:01 Coco trailer: 38:53 Tom Cnews: 39:32 "The moment Tom Cruise slams into a building during stunt": https://www.theguardian.com/film/video/2017/aug/14/moment-tom-cruise-slams-into-building-stunt-mission-impossible-video Topic (X-Men movies ranked): 40:40 X-Men Origins: Wolverine: 42:29 X-Men: The Last Stand: 46:47 The Wolverine: 49:32 X-Men: Apocalypse: 51:59 X-Men and X2: 56:35 Deadpool: 58:35 X-Men: First Class: 1:00:52 Logan: 1:03:17 X-Men: Days of Future Past: 1:06:36 Announcements/Outro: 1:08:45 Subscribe to us on YouTube for the pod and other exclusive content! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT1sLgsFaPKFLwi_C2KhHvA My YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/bhlhudson My Twitter: https://twitter.com/bhl_hudson My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bhl_hudson/ Freddy's Twitter: https://twitter.com/FDK_DoltSniper

Em and Jackson are here to say goodbye to the Final Fantasy of old and to look forward to new horizons, new podcast art, and a new podcast feed! Final Fantasy IX is a strange game to be approaching after so much time in the SNES Final Fantasies. Does it help to have such immediate context for the games FF9 is trying to reference? Hrm...Meanwhile, Em takes some time to sit in nature and think about the latest Zelda.Things Discussed: SquareSpace, Mothering Sunday, TypeShift, 7 Words, Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, Pillars of Eternity, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Final Fantasy IX, Final Fantasy: The Spirits WithinThis Month's Game Club: Final Fantasy IXNext Month's Game Club: Pikmin 3Music This EpisodeBlown Away by Kevin MacLeodBlack Mage Village by Nobuo UematsuBreath of the Wild Theme by Manaka Kataoka and Yasuaki IwataLink's Memories by Manaka Kataoka and Yasuaki IwataHyrule Field (Day) by Manaka Kataoka and Yasuaki IwataVamo' Alla Flamenco by Nobuo UematsuYou're Not Alone! by Nobuo UematsuInseparable Hearts by Nobuo UematsuBehind the Door by Nobuo Uematsu

This is the OverClocked PodCast, a weekly dose of video game music and conversation from OC ReMix.org! This week we hear about Materia’s New Game+ from Peter Kim, celebrate MAGFest with a special friend-filled batch of Secret Songs, and remember fondly the beautiful music of 2016 with a year-ending Playlist for the ages!Direct Download: https://ia601500.us.archive.org/11/items/OverClockedPodcastEpisode50/OverClocked%20Podcast%20Episode%2050.mp3Next week's Playlist: FlightReMix ReWind:Popsicle - James Wong (Sonic 3)Amorphous Freeze - Timaeus222 (Mega Man Zero 2)Frozen Rose - Rozovian (Secret of Mana)Errorize - Timaeus222 - (Remember Me)Sunny Day Drive - Just Coffee (Undertale)Marching Toward Roshufa's Spirit - Jorito (Undeadline)Lucky Coin - Schtiffles (Pokemon Silver)Our Darkest Dreams - Blake Inc. (FF9 & Chrono Cross)Child of Legend - LindsayAnne Pepper (LoZ: Ocarina of Time)OMG Mr. Write - Nelward (LoZ: Link’s Awakening)Cazador de Recompensas - The JohnStacy Orchestra (Metroid)In-Tune Interview with Peter KimSecret Songs with EVERYBODYStephenBryanKarlMatthewLauraAlyssaThe Playlist: 2016 MusicInvestigation ~ Opening - Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice (SquarEvil)Zadok - Drift Stage Vol. 1 (KyleJCrb)Mr. Reus ~ The Masked Magician - Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice (Fenix Down)Main Menu Theme - Overwatch (Syl) [Plus her own playlist]Scenery of the Town ~Evening~ - Atelier Sophie (Zachary)Mr. Reus ~ The Masked Magician - Originally from Ace Attorney Spirit of Justice and remixed by (Mr. Feral)Rival Gladion Battle - Pokemon Sun & Moon (Sothen)No Field Was Formed - Abzu (M Disk Playlist Podcast)Survivors Under the Sky - The King of Fighter XIV (Carlos)Neo Burning Town - Shantae: Half-Genie Hero (Jeff)Grass - Gebub’s Adventure (Eino)The Flame in the Flood - The Flame in the Flood (Cin)Bumper music:Late Night Sneakin' - HappyBivouacJet Set Groove #3 - Hideki NaganumaS.E. Tape - SEGAOldies But Happies - Hideki NaganumaThe Concept of Love - Hideki Naganuma Like It Like This Like That - Hideki NaganumaS.E. System01 - SEGAExtra info:Twitter: @OCRpodcastBryan: @LordMeldorrStephen: @StephenKelly180Discord: https://discord.gg/KJfvAuFEmail: podcast@ocremix.orgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ocremixGoogle Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ivb42azxllrsxwg7zavtptcho2iiTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/overclocked-podcast/id1057063792?mt=2Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/overclocked-podcastRSS: https://feeds.feedburner.com/OverclockedPodcastOverClocked ReMix is dedicated to the appreciation and promotion of video game music as an art form. Learn more at http://ocremix.org/info/About_Us!

This week, we review the second to last expansion to Final Fantasy XI:Seekers of Adoulin. Enjoy!   Released March 27th in 2013, Seekers of Adoulin was the last full expansion for FFXI.   It featured many new areas in FFXI, all surrounding the Nation of Adoulin and the outlying Ulbuka Territory, and added jobs the jobs Geomancer and Rune Fencer.   Gameplay-wise Adoulin added a lot of things such as Colonization, Coalition Assignments, Reives, Skirmish and Delve.   The music was written entirely by Naoshi Mizuta, who created 9 new tracks for the expansion.   Story   The nation of Adoulin, which has been locked off for a long time, opens it doors to adventurers in order to settle the Ulbukan hinterland. On the way to the new nation, Nooborious meets a young woman named Arciela (our new expansion heroine). She tells Noobrious to register as a pioneer with the Pioneers’ Coalition, and the expansion begins. Talk about the Impermatures and Adoulin Reives. It turns out Arcelia the sister of the Grand Chancellor of Adoulin and a descendant of the former royal line, which means nothing yet.       The Pioneers' Coalition tells Nooborious to uncover the secrets of the leafkin (a race of leafy beings), and meets with Teodor, a mysterious man clad in black who says that the sword carried by Arciela is the key to meeting the leader of the leafkin (known as the Otharsyne, the sword had been passed down the royal line and represents the will of the Founder King). Teodor explains that after King August (the founder guy) subjugated Ulbuka years ago, he made a promise to never tread upon the land. The Otharsyne it turns out, could allow the king to defy the pact he had made. In an attempt to borrow the sword, for, you know, stuff…. the Adventurer finds Arciela and she decides to go looking for the leafkin in the Yorcia Weald where they had been seen before. There, they meet Rosulatia (the mega-leafkin) who explains that danger is coming to Ulbuka. It turns out that the world tree “Yggdrasil” had existed in ancient times on the continent of Rhazowa and that a second tree had been planted by King August in Ulbuka. However, when the Orcish Empire fucked up the world tree in Rhazowa, its connection with the tree in Ulbuka was spoiled. When Arciela asks how they can help, Rosulatia replies that they should ask the king, and gifts a pome to the Adventurer. After this, we get some scenes of civil war between the factions that oppose adoulin expansion, and those who are for it. Luckily the group that is about to kill Arcelia is stopped just in time (the fight in the waterways). During a council meeting, it’s explained by Arcelia that Councelor Ygnas had turned into a leafkin who can no longer communicate with humans (Cid in FF9). However, a pome that the Adventurer receives from Rosulatia allows Ygnas to speak directly into the Adventurer's mind… For reasons, I guess.   So they try to cure Ygnas with an Exorsist named Ingrid, but that doesn’t work. Soon Ygnas’s voice fades from Nooborious’s head, but not before Ygnas warns him of terrible things coming to the land. Suddenly a girl named Nyline comes wandering through the woods as if possessed, and it turns out she had started acting that way after her father gave her a random stone. When she randomly takes off, Noobrious has to find her. She passes out and little fairy things escape from her stone. Suddenly another girl disappears, Arcelia, who was apparently attacked by some tiger. Luckily, she’s fine, and the Tiger is actually protecting her. It turns out that a jealous Ingrid (the exorcist) attacked her and used a soul syphon to take her soul. Ingrid flees, but is saved by Nooborious. Embarrassed by her behaviour, Ingrid releases the soul and is quickly forgiven.       Days later, after a few more people disappear in the woods, Arcelia tells Nooborious that she believes that they should go to the summit of Mt. Kamihr to talk to a dragon there.   The dragon’s name is Sajj’aka, who explains that seals on the pass are beginning to awaken, and that “Hades” will return.   Our heroes try to get a new world tree sapling to plant in the labyrinth that holds Hades, and after some annoying quests with some dragon scales and the search for Leafallia, the tree is successfully planted.   After some more chaos in Adoulin, with a major leader who went missing now dead, the Rala Waterways are disrupted and the seal to King August’s grave was destroyed.   Unfortunately this guarantees two things. First, Hades will return. And Second, this fucking asshole Balamore (who seems like Hades right-hand-man) shows up like a more twisted Kefka, who you fight to get information about Hades from.       So the monsters have increased (FF1), noxious gasses are seeping out of the forests, and now our heroes must go to the depths of Adoulin to stop Hades.   Teodore, who came from Hades’s world challenges Noobriousious to a fight, looses, and reveals that Hades and him came from another world where Hades was able to use his lust for power to basically become a god, before being sealed in Adoulin.   After a fight with some crazy people popping in and out of different dimensions, our heroes defeat Hades, and Arcelia takes the throne of Adoulin.   Legacy   Since seekers of Adoulin, FInal Fantasy XI began experiencing some serious nerfing, which was meant to get in new players for the game, and allowed it to compete more with casual MMORPGs such as World of Warcraft. Unfortunately, this had the unintended consequence of making people who were especially fond of the challenge aspect of 11 leave the game and complain to us about the changes to the game on Twitch.   For a few years, players thought that Seekers would be the final expansion, but a partial expansion, one that concludes the FF11 saga would soon come in the form of Rhapsodies of Vanadiel. REMIX: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJiKGP9HYHQ&index=2&list=PL9e0-I9ArbZAV-vvdK-KFN2-Q5zgIGrLV

In this first episode discussing recently remastered LucasArts classic Day of the Tentacle, we talk about the influence of adventure games generally and the reputed mis-reporting of games being dead, as well as talking about the format of this game in particular. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Note: Brett keeps referring to Monkey Island 2 and Secret of Monkey Island kind of interchangeably. We regret the error. Sections played: Hard to say! But we both tried to get to where Laverne drapes herself in the flag, about three hours of play. Podcast breakdown: 0:33      Intro and segment 1 41:50    Break 1 42:17    Segment 2: intro to game, usability, format 1:24:10 Break 2 1:24:41 Segment 3: next time, FF9 follow-up, Hitman follow-up, outro   Issues covered: Hosts' early history with adventure games, playing text adventures on a 200 baud modem, calling hint lines, how to get hired at LucasArts, "death of the adventure game," exploring new directions for the genre, nostalgia factor and moving on from adventure games in 1993, usability issues in adventure games, grognard capture (and the audience base), exploration and getting into the head of the designer, player vs simulation, keeping the adventure game alive and evolving it this millennium, user-facing features and a request for reader input, wish fulfillment in your adventure games, immediacy of power fantasy in 1993, enthusiast press and what they focus on, Gold Guy animations, opening credits, building on existing technology vs building new technology (and the 3D revolution), no Star Wars games at LucasArts, art style for DoTT to preserve a look rather than lose it through low resolution, sparseness of initial playable environment -- tutorialization? or just lucky..., expanding the possibility space, puzzle threads, repetitive dialog as hints and lack of that in the inventory items, puzzles as quests but without a supporting journal or log, clarity or consistency of object or puzzle state, figuring out the weird constraints of time travel, level design thoughtfulness, a mechanical misstep that induces a lot of repetitive play, fighting the game, a jigsaw puzzle where you're not sure you have all the puzzle pieces, film references, choice of language and what's important to reinforce themes, maintaining consistent vision and the difficulties that team size present. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Double Fine Productions, Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders, Secret of Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion, Defenders of Dynatron City, Tim Schafer, Zork, Sierra On-Line, King's Quest, Space Quest, Infocom, Advent.exe, The Wizard and the Princess, On-Line Systems, Mystery House, King's Quest, Full Throttle, Grim Fandango, Daron Stinnett, Aric Wilmunder, Ray Gresko, Steve Dautermann, Starfighter, Curse of Monkey Island, Escape from Monkey Island, Jonathan Ackley, Larry Ahern, Final Fantasy IX, Resident Evil, Myst, The 7th Guest, Phantasmagoria, Gabriel Knight series, Police Quest series, Manhunter series, Doom, Ultima Underworld, Ultima IX Ascension, Sean Clark, The Dig, Mike Stemmle, Minecraft, Dave Grossman, Ron Gilbert, Sam and Max Hit the Road, Humongous Entertainment, Freddi Fish, Pajama Sam, Putt-Putt, Spy Fox, Wadjet Eye, Emerald City Confidential, Blackwell series, Sam and Max Freelance Police, Kevin Bruner, Telltale Games, Dan Connors, Obi-Wan, The Walking Dead, Wallace and Gromit, Uncharted, Tomb Raider, Brütal Lëgend, Psychonauts, Dead Space, Pixar, Metal Gear Solid, Wayne Cline, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, Haden Blackman, Vince Lee, Rebel Assault, X-Wing, TIE Fighter, Larry Holland, Fractalus, Habitat, Peter Chan, Broken Age, Minecraft: Story Mode, Majora's Mask, Daniel Johanson, Josh Arman, Jon Hassan, Doctor Who, Jason Schreier, Hitman (2016), Echochrome, Remember Me, Don't Nod, Life Is Strange, David Cage, Mirror's Edge. Next time: Another 3 hours or so of the game! Look on Twitter to see what's what. @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

This week, we continue with our Spotlight on Nobuo Uematsu. Enjoy!   PART II   Last week we looked at the beginnings of Nobuo Uematsu’s career, from being hired at Square Co. to his first two masterpieces that we can agree on with his soundtracks of FF4 and FF6. As a reminder, this is a special kind of Spotlight, one where you sit back, and enjoy the music.   Let’s continue from 1995. Chrono Trigger, the one fucking game that we need to play but can’t because of the official order of things, was a gigantic project for Square, and is often cited with FF6 as the greatest RPG game ever. Most of the music was composed by veteran composer Yasunori Mitsuda, but Nobuo would leave his mark on the classic game as well, composing 8 of the tracks for the game. Here’s the haunting theme “Silent Light”:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T4WB2zfmps   No, no no no. Silent LIGHT. Not Silent night… Jesus.. That was Josef Mohr.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ccv48ZiX1I&index=10&list=PLTHOcnhIuPOvEJd8WJI6kaJbQG0NeKtaY   1996 would be kind-of a dud year for Uematsu. The little known game “Dynami Tracer” would be his only solo work in 1996, and it’s definitely not one of his better soundtracks… But we wouldn’t wanna keep you wanting! Here’s a little piece called...music factory.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-T4JU01UoA&list=PL70567EDAFF96BD39&index=3   We’re not gonna even bother with his next work, contributing to the album for Front Mission: Gun Hazard with a half a billion of other Square composers. His next game was 1997’s fucking Final Fantasy 7. We can’t give you just one. Here’s his band, the black mages’ version of perhaps the most popular FF7 song One Winged Angel:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHzEaKFqboI   One of the most beautiful pieces from the game, Aerith’s theme, taking a cue from Terra’s theme in the last game, here’s an orchestral version of that song:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU0TcnsLop8   We can’t forget Kaleb’s favorite. This is Cosmo Canyon.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBk58XDx5gY   His next game would be that of FInal Fantasy 8. Nobuo has stated that with 8’s soundtrack, he worked hard to reflect the charcter’s emotions at certain parts of the game. It would be one of the more successful FF soundtracks with what is now as of 2016 the second-biggest video game music single ever, Faye Wong’s “Eyes on Me” selling over 500,000 copies.   Now… Final Fantasy VIII… This is a tough one because neither of us really care for the soundtrack of FF8. There’s something about the tone of the instrumentation and the terrible engrish lyrics of “eyes on me” that leaves us with a bad taste in our mouths, but no one can deny the power of the opener, Liberi Fatali!!!!   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4MMhY4RyxQ   Eh, fuck it, we’ll give you “Eyes on Me”.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANw53vQFJeM   Along this stream of Final Fantasy games, the often-underappreciated Final Fantasy IX would follow. FF9 would take a departure from the previous games with the soundtrack offering a more medieval scottish highlands inspired milieu. Nobuo would do the entire 160 tracks on his own for this game. Here’s one of them, “The Place I’ll return to someday”:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OK29BoxomE   We can’t forget “Rose of May”...   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKw3eJV6XFM   Along with these classic pieces, Nobuo wrote yet another J-pop single to go with the game. This the greatest cover of “Melodies of Life” ever made:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wffHREGnTiA   The same year as FF9, the year 2000, would be Nobuo’s first foray into feature films, where he would compose the main theme for the animated film “Ah! My Goddess: The Movie”   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2VTbUCek8E   The first FInal Fantasy game without a soundtrack composed entirely by Uematsu himself would be the PS2 smash hit…. You guessed it! Final Fantasy X. One would guess that he may have been a bit burned out from FF9. In the end Nobuo ended up composing 51 of the game’s 89 tracks, including the Joe favorite “To Zanarkand”   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3eQuEm4R10   One of the most commonly performed songs by The Black Mages is the incredibly zany “Fight with Seymour”   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87e5qQnVerI   Can’t forget a Kaleb favorite, “Auron’s Theme”.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaAhtI1_HU8 Oh, and one of the decent theme songs for a Final Fantasy, probably because it wasn’t awkwardly forced into the english language, here’s “Suteki Da Ne”   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikunVjaG2hw   Final Fantasy XI, despite the arguments between Kaleb and I on whether or not he composed the soundtrack for the game, was composed in large part by him. NOT THE EXPANSIONS, but the original release. Here’s one of his tracks, “Ronfaure”:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ-ZDsFUEP8   Another insanely cool track from FF11 from Uematsu is “Despair”   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joxCId9SvAU   ...And one of the best-ever FF songs, one that Joe actually likes. This is the epic “Distant Worlds”.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzbzAXKCn-Q   Between 2003 and 2004, Uematsu seems to have been put on the backburner a little big, scoring for minor games like Hanjuku Hero Tai 3D and Egg Monster Hero, and only contributing one track for Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced during that time… Here’s the Main Theme:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqGNeqc26go   In 2004 Square veteran Hironobu Sakaguchi famously quit Square-Enix to create Mistwalker Studios, and in a way Nobuo left with him. Wanting to work on his live performances, his band the black mages, and seeking other opportunities creatively, Nobuo decided he was going to forge ahead as an independant contracter, and since that departure he’s returned to the FF series 3 times. For the soundtrack of Advent Children he built on his previous themes from FFVII, with FF12 he gave us another pop song I really don’t have the stomach for right now, and with FFXIV… Well, despite creating a lot of tracks for the original release, A Realm Reborn got rid of much of the original music from FF14. His biggest recent contribution to the FF series is probably the song “Answers” from the tragic end of the original game.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMhcyzQ7mKw   Nobuo Uematsu has gone on primarily to work with his old friend “The Gooch” on the games Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, and The Last Story. All of which feature great soundtracks.  Here’s one from Blue Dragon, titled Waterside   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAzwlwkcFaU   And here’s another from his non-Square Work. Here’s the terrifying Howl of the Departed from Lost Odyssey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmCp20CW-Pw   Nobuo Uematsu's touch can be felt upon the whole series. Without him FInal Fantasy wouldn't be the same, and would be worse off for it. Nobuo Currently works hard at his live performances and various little composing projects for games and movies that he decides to work on. He’s doing so much, we can’t even cover it in a two-parter, but it seems he won’t be doing a full FF soundtrack anytime soon We are grateful to him and his work. What say we close with a gorgeous piece from “The Last Story” and close the book on our Spotlight of Nobuo Uematsu? This is “Lost Time”:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agAlOe0PoxY  

Turning to our third game, Dev Game Club goes to Japan with the new remastered re-release of Final Fantasy IX on PC. We establish the context for the series both in relation to other FF titles and discuss it in context of its release year of 2000 before turning to talk about what's going on in the beginning of the game. Plus, it's Tim's first time with a JRPG, so we talk about the genre itself a bit too. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: In theory, up through the first battle with Beatrix in Burmecia. Podcast breakdown: 0:35      Podcast intro 1:55      Intro to and context for FF9 28:31    Break 28:48    Beginning part of the game 1:14:39 Break 1:14:56 Next time Issues covered: games context for 2000, backwards compatibility to PS1 and the IO controller, the hosts' console histories, time warp/alternate reality, Tim's preconceived notions of JRPGs, random encounters (pro and con), balancing Western RPGs, reading random creatures and world-building, subtractive vs additive content, cleric-mage-fighter-thief and testing the fringe classes, player choice in when you grind, JRPG mechanics from Brett's point of view, turn-based battles, rock-paper-scissors combat, status effects, job systems, the genre toolbox, character and story specificity, how you win writing awards with an RPG, lighter vs darker tones, character relatability, introduction straight into safe battles, localization limitations, stylized characters, 16-bit era, story construction, Shakespeare in Final Fantasy IX, equipping abilities and where do abilities come from anyway?, exploration of themes: appearance and birth station and determining your life, technical progress, the recurrence of Cid in Final Fantasy, Vivi as the soul of the game, technological weirdness - multiple programs, handcrafting, linearity, active time events, black mages and Black Waltzes, character and creature design vs the Western palette of creatures, weapon synthesis, Moogle tutorials. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Deus Ex, Diablo 2, Baldur's Gate 2, Reed Knight, Banjo-Tooie, Paper Mario, Majora's Mask, The Sims, PlayStation 2, Republic Commando, Xbox 360, Final Fantasy Tactics, Chrono Cross, Tomb Raider, wipEout, Atari 2600, Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Apple ][+, Ultima series, Square Soft, Hironobu Sakaguchi, Chrono Trigger, XenoGears, Einhander, Mistwalker, Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, Dragon Quest, Tolkien, Dungeons & Dragons, Gold Box series, Eye of the Beholder, Bard's Tale, Final Fantasy series, Persona series, Kingdom Hearts, Wild Arms 3, Dark Cloud series, Dragon Quest VIII, Skies of Arcadia Legends, Ni No Kuni, Witcher series, Geralt of Rivia, Hayao Miyazaki, Justin Bieber, Tidus, Tim Allen, Vagrant Story, Uncharted series, Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, Hitman series, Shakespeare, King Lear, Hamlet, Kafka, Fallout, LucasArts, Monkey Island, Crystal Dynamics, Day of the Tentacle, Zack McKracken, Maniac Mansion. Apology: I totally got the voice actor for Tidus wrong. Mea culpa. Next time: Play up to the Black Mage Village! @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Final Fantasy XII began development in the year 2000, after Final Fantasy Xi’s announcement, and would become the game with the longest development time in history when it was finally released in 2006. The development was a tumultuous one as well as an expensive one, costing 35 Million USD to create, an estimated 12 million more than FF10.   The game was to be co-directed with Hiroyuki Ito (of FF6 and FF9 fame) and a man named Yasumi Matsuno, who had previously helmed and penned the very popular game Vagrant Story as well as Final Fantasy Tactics. It was Matsuno who had come up with the story of FF12, and Ito, along with battle designer Hiroshi Tomomatsu, was well underway with the creation of his new FF battle system called the “Active Dimension system”, drawing inspiration from the plays in American football.   It was to be a truly glorious combination of Square’s creative teams.   And Square-Enix spared no expense. The art team was shipped off to Turkey to draw up design ideas for the game, and much of the early development of FF12 was based upon custom-creating the tools used to make the game, drawing upon the same game engine as FF11 to create a type of MMO experience in a single player game.   A couple things about the early iterations of Final Fantasy 12: There was a planned 2-player mode. There were plans to allow for recruitments of non-player characters to join in mob hunts. There was a job system. Basch was initially meant to be the main character of the story.   But, as I said before, FF12’s development was a troubled one.   Halfway through production, Hironobu Sakaguchi, series creator, quit Square-Enix altogether, taking a huge chunk of the Final Fantasy XII development team with him to his new company, Mistwalker. Devastated by this blow to the project, co-director Yasumi Matsuno refused to come to work for a month after the split.   Rumors are that Matsuno was extremely temperamental after that. And in 2005 Matsuno stepped down from his position, claiming illness as the cause. He has since stated that though he had in-fact been sick, he felt he had disappointed the staff, shareholders, and fans who were looking forward to the game. Matsuno would later follow Sakaguchi to Mistwalker to work on the game Terra Battle.   Series veteran Nobuo Uematsu would also bow out of this Final Fantasy, leaving Square in 2004, Uematsu’s only tracks appearing on FF12 would be Final Fantasy’s main theme and the ending song, fitting called “Kiss me Goodbye”.   Hitoshi Sakimoto was the primary replacement for Uematsu, with a handful of tracks created by Square-Enix composers, Hayato Matsuo and Masaharu Iwata.   To finish up the game, Matsuno was hurriedly replaced by Hiroshi Minagawa to salvage the game. Later, that same person would be one of the staff members sent to save another troubled FF game, FF14.   Within this environment of ever-changing staff members, there were some ever-changing aspects of the game tacked on: The planned 2-player mode and NPC recruitment were dropped from FF12 due to hardware limitations, and the fact that trying to implement those systems would cause too many delays. The Job system was dropped as Square-Enix decided that such a complex system would “confuse the players” as well as make the game’s development even longer. This would later be put back in, in a way, with the release of a game called “Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System” in 2007. And lastly, Basch was deemed as too old and too tough of a character for the target demographic of the game, and in order to make up for this, the characters Vaan and Penelo were created. Vaan starting out as a tough guy and ending up an outgoing, spunky kid.   In 2005 a playable demo of FF12 was released with the game Dragon Quest 8, and in March of 2006 the full game followed in Japan. In october of 2006, North America received the game, and in February of 2007 it was released in Europe and Australia.   Despite all the setbacks, FF12 was a large commercial success, selling over 5 million copies and becoming the 4th biggest Ps2 game of 2006. It was also a mega-hit critically, winning multiple game of the year awards, and recieving top scores by many critics.   Yet, a few years later and FF12 is nearly forgotten. Often seen as a low-point in the series, many fans of the Final Fantasy series see 12 as a disappointment. In one of the reviews for the game, Gamespot criticized it for having the weakest soundtrack in the series, and many a youtube reviewer have expressed disinterest in the weak characters of Vaan and Penelo, saying that they had nothing to contribute to the story. Series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi said he couldn’t play more than the first 20 minutes, and executive producer Akitoshi Kawazu stated that although he was happy with the perfect famitsu score of 40/40 for the game, he felt that it was far from perfect, and that the storyline did not meet expectations.   The legacy of FF12 is a conflicting one indeed…   Remixes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pCzY801ZHE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHSpGvd-Jy8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsrgyCn8adU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWAJZ7rU2PY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv73PYw71rk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aX-wPtcq700

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Final Fantasy IX began development shortly before the release of Final Fantasy VIII.   A small glimpse into the early process of the game was revealed on the internet by Sakaguchi in 2010.   On Mistwalker’s blog (Sakaguchi’s company), Sakaguchi posted early notes for the opening of Final Fantasy IX. Although the blog post is now impossible to find, an amature translation was jotted down in a forum deep inside the internet:   This is probably the biggest glimpse we’ll ever get into the process of the making of any of these games:   The game’s title and then fade to black.   -Movie 1-   Light emerges as the camera glides over an ocean following a landscape of trees, rivers, and fountains. The sky nears sunset as the camera moves onto the surface of a light fog and behind an airship called the Utsutsu. A large shadow approaches from behind revealing the Theatre ship.   -Darkness-   Loud rings of machinery fill the area. A dark figure walks forward curiously.   The player makes an input for the character’s name. The default name is Zidane.   *Scratch*   The protagonist Zidane lights a match brightening the room with a dim glow. (The match can be moved without the risk of the flame extinguishing, but it will go out in a short period of time. Ignite the match quickly and light the lamp at the center of the room.)   The lamp brightens the room completely revealing an arrangement of strangely shaped vases and boxes crawling on the pipe wall at the end of the room.   This is the cargo bay area of an airship.   “Don!”   Three thieves walk in when the player opens the door. One of them jokingly asks Zidane for an autograph. The player can respond to it.   Thieves: “Zidane, a Hayakatta.”   Zidane: “What happened to the boss?”   At that moment, footsteps sound from the ascending staircase. Zidane and the thieves turn towards the interruption.   “Achoo!” The sneeze sounds boss lol.   Thieves: “Boss!”   A tall rotund man with a thick beard steps down from the staircase. He runs toward the gang of thieves and the battle transitions to the battle screen.   -Boss Battle- Boss   Sometime during the fight; “Oh, you guys are pretty good,” “I like it!” says the Boss. After a certain amount of damage is dealt, Boss leans over weak and says “That’s enough for today.” (Toitaro???)   Inside the airship (continued)   Boss: “Ha ha ha,… Nice shot as usual.” (“I’ll ask today.” Almost loud, Zidane nodded???)   “Everyone, gather around!”   The screen fades and transitions to Zidane and the thieves gathered around a table with a map spread across it. Boss sitting at the head of the table, initiates the meeting revealing a plan to kidnap a princess during a play held on a theatre ship.   The screens transitions to the play. The first act has just ended at a pulling scene and the audience stands up with applause as the lights dim and the curtain closes. The stage director steps forward and informs the audience that there will be a short intermission before the second act begins. At the balcony sits the queen and her daughter Princess Garnet. The knight standing beside Garnet, asks her and the queen if they would like some more tea. The queen answers yes and insists her daughter to have some.   The knight fixes the tea and slips a drug into Garnet’s cup. He hands the cups to them and watches carefully when Garnet takes a sip. She yawns a couple of minutes later after a few more sips. About a minute later another knight walks in from behind carrying a present. The knight that fixed the tea takes the package and presents it to the queen.   “A gift to you, from the theatre,” he says.   The queen hurries to open the lid and a dozen of oglops jump out. The queen jumps out of her seat panicking. The other guards hurry to her aid. With this distraction no notices that Garnet has fallen asleep and that the knight has run off with her.   Inside the airship (continued)   Boss: “Hmm, perfect.”   Thief: “It’s a brilliant plan.”   Thief 2: “This is very rich--!” (or maybe “This will make us rich!” ???) 　(Pose to pose a big jump in one of the robbers. 　　Vibration, the model falls theater airships.   Sakaguchi’s notes for movie 4: Close up of Princess Garnet Close up of her breasts. View of her breasts inside the clothes (a little). Also a view of her pendant of royalty....   -Hallway- She rushes away from the hallway. Two stare at each other. Zidane: “Hey, was that..” Thief: “Her breasts look comfortable..” Zidane: “No, no, she was wearing the pendant of the summons permitted by only royalty.” Thief: “I fell in Love at first sight..” Zidane: “Deep blue stone… “The Legend of Leviathan”, was it Princess Garnet?” Thief: “What are you talking about?” Zidane: “Never mind, change of plan, let’s follow after her”.   Final Fantasy IX would be the last Final Fantasy on the Playstation, and as the series planned to move on into the next generation, it was 9 that was left to fittingly end the single-digit series of Final Fantasy games.   Here’s a little excerpt form a Famitsu interview with The Gutch.   Sakaguchi:  I was thinking [of] it as an end. FF10 and FF11 are going to be on PS2 as well as PlayOnline. So with those, we were wanting to concentrate less on the feel of a world but more to use visuals which would push the hardware's ability. In that sense, because FF9 is the third in the series on PlayStation, instead of making it by pushing the abilities of the present hardware, we thought of making the feel of a Final Fantasy world once more...   Interviewer: In the previous interview, it was explained that it [FF] was going back to its roots. And when you look at the logo, the crystal is there. It really is going back to the roots of the FF series. Why is that?   Sakaguchi: Well, I wanted to try it out. (laughs) I said that it was because it was the last single numbered FF, but, yes, I like the number 9...(laughs)   Sakaguchi served as producer of the game (with Shinji Hashimoto), and was the scenario writer for this “send-off”. It was not originally planned to be a main line final fantasy game, and had been given the title “Final Fantasy Gaiden” during the conceptual stages of the game. It wasn’t officially announced as Final Fantasy IX until late in 1999 when Final Fantasy IX, X, and XI were announced simultaneously.   As a return to the fantasy genre that began the series, Final Fantasy 9 may not seem like the natural sequel to FF6, 7, or 8. The most notable difference is of course the controversial design and look of the game. Anime, realism, and steampunk gave way to old castles and more of a western fantasy approach. Hiroyuki Ito stated that they pulled from Norse and Nothern European Mythology, and to cap off the retro feel, there were some nice deformed character models to match the pre-FF8 Final Fantasy games.   Hideo Minaba: Art Director:As this is the last single-digit Final Fantasy, we wanted to give the feeling of a series watershed, a sort of grand collection of what has come before.   This old fantasy feel, not only affected the look of the game, but also the soundtrack as scored by Nobuo Uematsu. “I was shooting for subtle, classical-sounding tunes that fit the general setting and feel of the game…” he states, although he did start to steer clear of that feel. This departure and “boredom” with the sound he was originally going for may have to do with the 160 tracks he recorded for the game. The game ended up using around 140, including some remixes of other FF Soundtracks.   Uematsu: I wanted to remix some of the older songs. Some of the character and location names were the same, so I thought that it would cool to use something from the past series.   Some staff for Final Fantasy IX were returning from other Final Fantasy games. However as Yoshinori Kitase (Dir. FF7 and FF8), was moving onto FFX, the directing duties, as well as battle design duties, were put onto the shoulders of Hiroyuki Ito. Ito took much of the staff of Final Fantasy Tactics to work on the game. And as the game was mostly created in Hawaii (possibly due to Sakaguchi’s involvement with both FF9 and Spirits Within), many of the staff members were not Japanese. Yet another reason the game has more of a “western” sensibility.   Many take umbridge in the speed of the battle system of Final Fantasy IX: At one time designed to be the fastest battle system in the series, yet turned out to be the slowest. The reason for this, apparently (according to a superfan, Alex Donaldson, that was interviewed on the podcast “My Favourite Game”), was that the system couldn’t handle the battle system, and the framerate wouldn’t be acceptable at that speed. Sakaguchi said, with the speed down, the game almost feels like turned based. *personally, I think he’s talking out of his ass.   Despite the slow system, which we’ll talk about plenty in this episode, Final Fantasy IX was still a success.   Delayed to avoid conflict with the release of Enix’s Dragon Quest, the game was released on July 7th, 2000 in Japan, and made it to North America on November 13th. A couple months later, Europe got it February 2001.   The game didn’t sell as well as the previous 2 entries in the series, but it was still a hit. ultimately selling 5.3 Million copies by 2003.   Its legacy now is a quiet one. It’s never had a sequel, it was the smallest release on the Playstation, and was released when the PS2 had already arrived on store shelves. Many gamers, perhaps unfamiliar with the roots of the series, were turned off by the art design. Perhaps something as simple as a logo not designed by Yoshitaka Amano could throw someone off.   But alas, the game was still critically acclaimed, receiving many accolades at the playstation awards, and having very positive reviews from multiple gaming publications. As it now stands, Final Fantasy IX has the highest Metacritic score of any Final Fantasy.   If anything, there’s at least one person who thinks the game a bigger success than 7 or 8....   IGN interview with The Gutch:   Sakaguchi: The upcoming Final Fantasy IX. This title (currently under development) is based on a reflection of all the previous works in the series. The coming installment is my "favorite," it's closest to my ideal view of what Final Fantasy should be.   Remixes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wdaJV3myBc   "Rose of May" from Final Fantasy IX (acoustic guitar solo) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzWSYy2aqQo   Final Fantasy IX - You're Not Alone! (Vose Dubstep Remix)

Game Chapters: Fire Cavern SeeD Field Exam SeeD Inauguration First Mission Timber TV Station Galbadia Garden Tomb of the Unknown King Assassination Galbadia D-District Prison Galbadia Missile Base Secret of Balamb Garden Fishermans Horizon Occupied Balamb Trabia Garden Clash of the Gardens White SeeD Ship Esthar Lunatic Pandora Rinoa Time Compression The Future Ultimecia Castle   Story   Gameplay   Music   Legacy 8.15 million copies, 3rd largest ff game   Ranking Questions:   VOID In my last playthrough of FFVIII I only summoned a GF once in the entire game.  I found it much easier to just optimize the Junction system and ignore summoning GFs while in battle.   So, I have two questions for you:   Did you find yourself using the GF command often in battle?   Who was your favorite GF?   Shinru: We seriously need more FF final dungeons to be like this.   FF3 had an epic final dungeon as you guys know *laughs* FF5 had a great final dungeon area, lots of bosses and it felt like a real journey to The Void FF6 was pretty atmospheric FF7 was atmospheric and felt like a trek to the Lifestream part of the planet's core   Then we have FF8 which was a arguably one of the best. Maybe not as loved or iconic as say FF7's final dungeon but FF8 really nailed it for the final dungeon area.   Great music puzzles, exploration, rooms and unique enemies and bosses exciting final boss   All made for a great dungeon.   What are your thoughts on the final dungeon of FF8 and do you think it is one of the best in the FF series? Would you like to see a return for more final dungeons like this in future games?   VOID: After completing the game, how do you feel about the junction system?   Did you guys break it in any of the ways that you can or did you try to play the game without abusing it?   VOID: In most Final Fantasy games there tend to be parts that really suck me in and keep me playing.  The pacing is just perfect and inspires me to continually make progress.  There are also parts of each game that seem to drag on much longer than they should.  These are parts that often cause me to lose my momentum or put the game down for days at a time.   In your playthrough of FFVIII which sections of the game do you think were the best paced and which were the worst paced? Shinru FF8 Review: First off let just get what is wrong with the game out of the way first.   The battle system, drawing system, junction system, magic and enemies levelling up with you in the game. Maybe if they worked on it more it could have been better but what we got wasn't that good.   I basically played the game and never even went over level 20 with Squall. drawing magic early on is a chore, magic is ruined because you never want to use it and waste it. junction magic and re arranging it becomes tedious especially if you switch party members. The battle system can easily be broken, basically I got the Lionheart and kept Squall always low health and would press the circle button constantly until his limit break would trigger and then I would just kill basically every boss in either 1-3 turns of repeating this.   Also the card game is really hard once rules change and unless you look up guides you don't really know what you are doing and it makes for a very annoying experience.   Now for the good.   that Siren summon Zell is awesome. Laguna is awesome. Quistis is hot. Rinoa is beautiful. Squall is fun for some angsty teens to relate with... and he creates a language out of just using ellipsis to speak lol. Now one thing I enjoy is that he progresses as a character and once he really gets his act together thanks to Rinoa he changes and becomes a better person. I really liked that character development.   As far as the story goes I really like the idea of "time travel and outer space witches in a scifi world"   Ragnarok is the coolest airship ever to be in an FF game I think.   Find Your Way is a great creepy and eerie song.   Mashing square during summons is fun because you finally get something to do during summons, although they are way too long in this game. I did enjoy the idea though.   I enjoyed the game's "romance" theme and I know lots of fans like myself like the game because of it. That Waltz for the Moon balroom dance scene was fun and even the part in outer space where Squall has to catch Rinoa is great.   And yes even the ending when Eyes on Me plays is fun. I actually like the song unlike some people   Overall I enjoyed the game but its the weakest of the PS1 FF games, FF7 and FF9 are much better.

Justin and Josh fangasm over the days of their first Final Fantasy games.   Music Used: One Wing Angel from Final Fantasy VII Liberi Fatali from Final Fantasy VIII Loss of Me from Final Fantasy IX

Welcome back everyone to the last episode of Final Fantasy Union for the year of 2014! Darryl and Lauren sit down one final time this year to dive into all thing Final Fantasy. The duo round out the year with some site updates, some news, and a TON of your questions! After announcing the general updates from the site, Darryl and Lauren take a look at the recent news that’s been released. First is the Final Fantasy 15 demo and how it won’t be available at the launch of Type-0 AND it will only be available for a short time. Speaking of Type-0, there have been a few new trailers for the game that have showcased some rather gritty subject matter that could be very interesting! And finally, Final Fantasy 13-2 is coming to PC with all the DLC included! Next up: your questions and there are a LOT this episode! The duo discuss issues such as favorite characters from FF9, what FF needs more or less of, which FF worlds should be expanded further, river vs. mountain chocobos, new forms of transportation in FF15, what other podcasts would they do other than FF, whether FF games should have a faster release cycle, and more (literally, there are several more). As you can imagine, there are plenty of tangents and rants to enjoy! We round out the year of FFU episodes with a great remix from Final Fantasy 7 that sends 2014 out with style! We hope you guys have a wonderful and safe holiday season and we’ll see you all again in 2015 for episode 100!

In Part 3 of our 4-part series celebrating 25 years of Final Fantasy, we take a look back at the three main games released for the PS1: Final Fantasy 7, 8, and 9. Our panel waxes nostalgia over the fun of FF7, the trials and tribulations of FF8, and the homage to the classic era that was FF9. Have a favorite moment? Share it with us. All music used belongs to their respective games/studios/developers/etc. Episode S3E8

This is my Uematsu special. I will be playing some of my favorite tracks from the Final Fantasy Series. FF1 - 10. Thanks again for listening and for keeping retro gaming alive! Track Listing in this order   Prelude - FF1 Castle Pandeomiun-FF2 Living Forest-FF3 Chocobo Chocobo - FF4 Harvest Festival- FF5 Edgar & Sabins Theme- FF6 Phantom Train- FF6 Let the battle begin - FF7 Costa Del Sol- FF7 Listen to the cry from the planet- FF7 The Landing- FF8 Liberi Fatali-FF8 The Castle-FF8 A Place to call home-FF9 Village of Dali-FF9 Unforgettable Silouette-FF9 Zanarkand-FF10 Otherworld-FF10 Fight with Seymour-FF10 One Winged Angel - Distant Worlds FF7

In our sneezy eighth episode, we discuss where Alex is REALLY moving to; an FF9 progress update; why Alex doesn't want Ray near his family; energy drink safety; a new dramatic reading of snack food copy; school picture day, and a listener wants to know who our favorite comedians are. This podcast cannot cause death from caffeine toxicity.

What....we have Versus news for once? Perhaps the zombie apocalypse has finally arrived. Well, until the rise of the undead convert us all, the gang comes together to talk about all things Final Fantasy. Darryl is joined by Colin and Lauren and they jump headfirst into the news which includes lot of details about 13-2, a tentative releases for 13 Verses, and Type-0’s play-through and cast of characters! After giving out all the updates from the past couple weeks, the trio jump into the Burning Question which is “What would you give up for Final Fantasy Type-0.” The answers range from new games, remakes of games, candy, and our mortal souls. And as it is with every FFU, we have answers from your questions! This week, there are three that cover how they would feel if Square had to sell their IPs, how they would like an FF7 to be remade, and what would it be like if a FF game was set in a real world location. There is fun to be had. The gang wraps things up with a fun orchestral remix from FF9. Get your fix now before zombies eat your brain!