Podcasts about snes rpg

[Original air date: 05/04/2024] We are very excited to have our first guest this week, as we welcome the legendary Vimm of Vimm's Lair! We talk shop about the impact that the Delta Emulator on the App Store has made on the site, as well as go over the history of the timeless website many of us have come to know as THE rom site. We also dive into Vimm's favorite game console and reminisce on his most cherished video game memory. Come for the SNES RPG nostalgia, and stay for the intriguing history of one of the oldest rom sites on the planet!Visit Vimm's Lair for all of your rom needs at https://vimm.net/CREDITS Gerry With a G - Host Aaron

Sometimes I look at games and go you know that should be a part of GMMF, this is one of those titles.  Since it is Earthbound 30th year anniversary this year (Japan).  I thought it was only fitting before the year end we took time out to talk about this beloved Snes RPG.  I am joined by a few people who love this game and then theirs me.....  Come listen to what we thought.  Starring Mike Albertin, Kyle Gorman, Joseph Larrey, Carson and special guest at the end of the show , Kyle F. Kyle Gorman's Podcast - https://therpgshow.com/ Chibi's Kyle Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/73Fwj35UGX7tVhjmQGd7H5 Carson's Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/desireekorruption Gamer Looks at 40 - https://agamerlooksat40.com/ Helena - https://linktr.ee/helhathfury Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GamesMyMomFound Follow us on Facebook. Twitter - @Mom_Found Instagram - gamesmymomfound_ YouTube  - https://youtube.com/c/GamesMyMomFoundPodcast Discord - https://discord.gg/YQRZB2sXJC

Six months ago, The Well Red Mage asked me if Chrono Trigger is a Final Fantasy. From that innocent question grew a six month quest to mine the patience of my guests and test the temperance of my listening audience. On this episode, I ask a bunch of people if this episode should exist and through those questions, learn about the connective tissue between these two games.STARRING (all handles from Twitter) Chrono Katie (@ChronoKatie)Julian Titus (@julian_titus) of The Stage Select Podcast (@StageSelectPod)Mekel Kasanova (@MekelKasanova)Mike Albertin of Games My Mom Found (@mom_found)Moses aka @TheWellRedMageRyan aka @GameswCoffeeRyan Lindsay of KISS 105.3 in Ottawa (@THERyanLindsay) Tim Knowles of The Leetist Trevor and Jeff of New Dad Gaming Podcast (@NewDadGaming)My Website: agamerlooksat40.comMy Discord: https://discord.com/invite/SdaE4atGjCMy Twitter: @agamerlooksat40My TikTok: @agamerlooksat40My Facebook: facebook.com/agamerlooksat40My Insta: @agamerlooksat40My Patreon: patreon.com/agamerlooksat40My Email: agamerlooksat40@gmail.comMy Phone Number: Ehhhhh, not gonna happen. :-D  Support the show

I am not my Dark Knight's keeperFinal Fantasy IV is a 1991 RPG full of colorful characters and high drama. But how does it hold up after 33 years of perspective? Four Retro Encounter panelists who grew up (separately) playing Final Fantasy IV give the classic SNES RPG another look (together), discussing everything from the opening cutscenes to Kain's second betrayal. Or is it his third betrayal? Eventually you lose count. Featuring: Michael Sollosi, Aleks Franiczek, Lucas Greene, Zach Wilkerson; Edited by Michael SollosiOpening and ending music by Miles MorkriGet in Touch:RPGFan.comRPGFan ShopEmail us: retro@rpgfan.comTwitter: @rpgfancomInstagram: @rpgfancomFacebook: rpgfancomTwitch: rpgfancomFinal Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster on RPGFanFinal Fantasy IV DS on RPGFan

Our Patreon podcasts are FINALLY available on Spotify! You can browse the entire catalog by searching for 'Remember The Game? Industries' on Spotify now! Are you on social media? Of course you are. So follow us!  Twitter: @MemberTheGame Instagram: @MemberTheGame Twitch.tv/MemberTheGame Youtube.com/RememberTheGame And if you want access to hundreds of bonus (ad-free) podcasts, along with multiple new shows EVERY WEEK, consider showing us some love over at Patreon. Subscriptions start at just $3/month, and 5% of our patreon income every month will be donated to our 24 hour Extra-Life charity stream at the end of the year! Patreon.com/RememberTheGame And you can check out Captain N's show, the Retrotopia podcast, here: https://open.spotify.com/show/28A670UsEPZUszXmmMm7gA?si=d3b3baa74426442f Join Sam from the cheese-loving state of Wisconsin, USA, and Brian hailing from the great white north of Ontario, Canada, as they bring their spirited conversations to the podcasting realm. These two, who grew up on opposite sides of the Sega/Nintendo divide, embark on a thrilling journey through the gaming landscape. Together, they challenge each other to revisit and play the gems they missed in the gaming golden days. The SNES RPG library is the stuff of legend, so it's easy for the lesser known games to slip through the cracks. Lufia II is one of those titles, and I'm here to tell you it's a game worth exploring said crack for. I'd never played, or heard of it, before this episode, but it's like a standard Final Fantasy RPG meets The Legend of Zelda. You fight battles in classic turn-based RPG combat, but outside of that you solve puzzles and blow up walls like you would in A Link to the Past. I don't love RPGs, but this one hooked me.  I have two guests this week. Long-time hot dog, Jnasty, sponsored this episode and got me playing Lufia II in the first place, so he swings by to explain why he's so hot for Sinistrals. And then our power hungry Discord mod, Captain N, gives me a shout to take a deep dive into feeding monsters shields whilee navigating the glitchiest dungeon to ever glitch (it'll all make sense after you listen). And before we save the world, I put together another edition of the Infamous Intro! This week, someone calls for an end to micro-transactions. Will I ever review Cyberpunk 2077? And is Mario 64 a horror game??? Plus we play another round of 'Play One, Remake One, Erase One', too! This one features 3 more SNES hidden gem RPGs: Secret of Evermore, Terranigma, and Breath of Fire II. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We try to do many games on this show and sometimes they are even games My Mom did find.  This time we go back to the 90s to play a SNES RPG for beginners.  one that gets overlooked and dosent get the appreciation it deserves.  Come listen to us deep dive into Final Fantasy Mystic Quest. Starring Mike Albertin, Blake Anglin, and Michael Hughes. A Gamer Looks at 40 - https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1426576.rss Helena - @HelHathFury on TikTok Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GamesMyMomFound Follow us on Facebook. Twitter - @Mom_Found Instagram - gamesmymomfound_ YouTube  - https://youtube.com/c/GamesMyMomFoundPodcast Discord - https://discord.gg/YQRZB2sXJC Final Fantasy Spirits Within (Film 60) - GMMF https://gamesmymomfoundpodcast.podbean.com/e/final-fantasy-spirits-within-film-60-gmmf Final Fantasy 8 - GMMF 224 https://gamesmymomfoundpodcast.podbean.com/e/final-fantasy-8-gmmf-224 Final Fantasy 6 - GMMF 150 https://gamesmymomfoundpodcast.podbean.com/e/final-fantasy-6-gmmf-150 Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy 7 - GMMF 112 https://gamesmymomfoundpodcast.podbean.com/e/dire-of-cerberus-final-fantasy-7-gmmf-112  

This week in the Gaming Trend Podcast, Steam Next Fest takes over. Anthony played several demos, while David missed his opportunities thanks to life. But David more than makes up for it by talking about a game he's been waiting sitting on since Summer Game Fest: Wildcard Football. It's a new arcade-style football game. David is over the Microsoft-Activision acquisition but lots of juicy details dripped from the courts that couldn't be ignored. They also talk about the biggest announcement out of the Nintendo Direct: Super Mario Bros. Wonder. 00:00:00 Intro 00:05:58 Sea of Stars demo feels faithful to SNES RPG's 00:17:37 Gate Zero demo needs more prayer in its proof of concept 00:35:44 Synced demo is likely best only in co-op 00:49:21 Juicy details from Microsoft-Activision acquisition trial 01:10:50 Wildcard Football looks to bring back NFL Bltiz-style football 01:23:15 Super Mario Bros. Wonder announcement 01:33:33 Lies of P demo almost turns a Soulsborne detractor into a believer 01:42:49 Stunt Derby demo does a lot with a little

After what seems like forever and a day, Final Fantasy XVI has finally arrived on the PlayStation 5. Except, it hasn't really been forever, has it? Game director Naoki Yoshida runs a tight ship, to be sure--but will a timely release be enough to make Final Fantasy fans fall in love with the series' first serious attempt at telling a story with Witcher levels of grit and grime? Friend of the show and VG247 writer Alex Donaldson is here to talk to us about this much-anticipated game of thrones (and Chocobos). Also in this episode: You're going to have grandkids before you see Elder Scrolls VI What's deader than dead? E3's prospects The rumored "SNES RPG remake" isn't Chrono Trigger, but it's in the same vein, kind of... A 50-foot Korra the Explorer epic beam struggles her way into Book 3 If Alf, Alvin the Chipmunk, and Miss Piggy tell you to stop doing drugs, keep at it. You're already too far gone; just get your money's worth. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro/Final Fantasy XVI Review 1:04:25 - Side Quest (Nintendo Direct/Super Mario RPG Remake) 1:10:32 - Random Encounters 1:15:12 - Summer of Korra 1:25:12 - Nostalgia Nook/Outro Music used in this episode: Let's Go Down the Wine River [Super Mario RPG] Do Your Best! [Breath of Fire III] The Legend of Korra Main Theme [The Legend of Korra] A Curious Tale [Secret of Mana] Weapons Factory [Super Mario RPG] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hunger Games Part 1 Chapters 4 and 5 We've made it to the Capitol! But first we've got to talk about something very important: The 7th Saga, a SNES RPG with barely any merch. We've also got our first Hunger Games listicle. Our chapters this week are full of dizzying ups and downs: brutally honest characterization and heartfelt drama alongside ridiculous action movie antics and some puzzling portrayals of a society so depraved it... wears a lot of makeup? Hmm. We chat through our feelings on whether or not the story is portraying cruel opinions a character has or simply espousing them itself, wonder aloud what synthetic fire is, and beg to know what the other costumes in the ceremony were.

Hey everyone! Chase and Emmy are back to discuss ants and rpgs. First up is the Maxis game SimAnt, another PC sim port. Emmy has a lot of love for this game, but Chase isn't a huge fan of bugs. Give this one a listen and find out if Emmy's nostalgia will win the day over Chase's entomophobia. Then we have two games all about magic. The first is a traditional RPG called Paladin's Quest. It's certainly not one of the better known SNES RPGs. Is there a reason for that, or is Paladin's Quest a hidden gem? Finally, it's time to talk about Secret of Mana and it's well-documented troubled development.

(The lost 2022 Episode) Join the Dads (Adam, Ben, Michael + Shane) as we discuss Evil Tetris, the inner workings of Payless Shoes, Silver Dollar City's NEW Train Game, The Videogame book club, continue the countdown of the Pop-Hundo and so much more. 

This month we discuss Live A Live, a beloved SNES RPG with ideas far ahead of its time. We all played the 2022 Switch remake, and have thoughts on its unique gameplay structure, new art style, and some questionable voice acting. Next month: JJ Macfield and the Island of Memories Follow us on Twitter Email us at egfpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Follow us on Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gamefair/message

Hey everyone! My name is Jeremy and I'm "The Nostalgia Alchemist"! In this episode, I speak with Twitch Ambassador "AshSaidHi" about why we're nostalgic for Super Nintendo Role Playing Games (SNES RPGs)! A very special thanks to Ash for joining me! Ash is a Twitch Ambassador for a reason. She's professional, entertaining, and SO kind! Please, follow Ash here: AshSaidHi Click here for everything I have to offer! ----> The Nostalgia Alchemist Please take care of yourselves and each other. I'm always here "For Whenever You Remember Why." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thenostalgiaalchemist/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thenostalgiaalchemist/support

Thank you Matt (from YouTube) for this great suggestion of a game review. Anthony and Larry talk about some great memories with this amazing SNES RPG. ----- Get your tickets NOW for the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo! August 12-14. The Retro Gamers Podcast will be there!! Get your tickets at http://www.liretro.com ----- The Retro Gamers: http://facebook.com/retrogamerspodcast http://instagram.com/retrogamerspodcast http://tinyurl.com/retrogamersyoutube Anthony @matsusu28 Larry @mohr365 Open/Close Music: “Home at Last“ off of “Lesser than Three” by Ozzed http://ozzed.net --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/retrogamerspodcast/support

Hey there! It's us! We're back! We're talking about another issue of Nintendo Power. This time it's issue 52 which came out in September of 1993. We listen to Newsie tell us about a movie, a song, and some tv shows that debuted that month. Then it's on to talking about more Super Mario All-Stars, more Final Fight 2, SNES RPGS, Rock N' Roll Racing, Mortal Kombat posters and so much more. There's also a pair of comics. This month features a somewhat weak Star Fox and an uncharacteristically good Nester's Adventures. Speaker of Nester's Adventures, if you're reading these on the Internet Archives along with us, you might have noticed that the copy of the magazine that's up there is missing it's Nester's Adventures comic. Fear not, for Link still has this issue in his personal collection and you can see what all the fuss was about on his Instagram @snescapades (you are following him on Instagram, right?) And speaking of social media, you can follow Link again on Twitter @snescapades because he just couldn't stay away from that hell site. Please follow him on Twitter again. He lost all of his followers because he didn't crawl back fast enough.

 Do you hear that sound? Can you feel it? The cool ocean breeze in your hair, the salt on your tongue. It's the smooth crash of the Last Wave on KVGM with your host, Hammock, bringing you thirty minutes of the best video game jams(z) from all your favorite composers and consoles, each and every week from our beachside studio in sunny Aqua City Island. Sit back, relax, and get ready to catch...the Last Wave. This week, we're heading back to the virtual greens for a round of 18, as well as Ren & Stimpy skateboarding, planetarium simulation, viznovs, a classic SNES RPG that Hammock's actually beaten, and of course, an appearance by none other than MegaMan.exe. We've also got new merchandise available in the KVGM store, featuring the #1 sports team, the Aqua City Windjammers.  Playlist Title - Shoichiro Hirata(Eikou no Fairway: Virtual Golf Simulation, Sony PlayStation) Yagami Detective Agency - Hyd Lunch(Judgement, Sony PlayStation 4) Central Town - Yoshino Aoki(Mega Man Battle Network 6, Game Boy Advance) Offstage - Reo Inaba and Kenji Miyamoto(Go! Go! Hypergrind, Nintendo GameCube) Distant Temperature (from "Winter Constellation") - Kazuyuki Maruyama and Teruhiko Nakagawa(Planetarium Creator Ohira Takayuki Kanshuu Homestar Portable, Sony PlayStation Portable) Premonition of Crush - Ryuichiro Fujisawa, Terugon, Ichiro Endo, and Tatsuo Nishizono(Branmarker 2, PC-98) Fresh Morning - HIR, Ryo Kasai, and Dani(Canvas3 ~Hakugin no Portrait~, PC) To the Sky - Yasunori Shiono(Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals, Super Nintendo)

This week on the thirty-first level of The RPG Cave, Ryan gives his tier ranking of the best RPGs on Super Nintendo! Plugs Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rpg-cave/id1568643485 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5SAvBFVuzw3NwuSNx4gLnG YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/youmecapri Garret: http://twitter.com/BlandExplosion http://twitch.tv/BlandExplosion Ryan: http://twitter.com/ryanturford http://youtube.com/ryanturford http://twitch.tv/ryanturford http://patreon.com/youmecapri Discord [You, Me & Capri]: https://discord.gg/zN4cZbA

Boing! SMZeldaRules returns to the podcast to discuss the cult favorite SNES RPG, its prequel and sequel, and the numerous oddities surrounding it. Zombie making tents! Psychic powers! Blues Brothers homages! And the inscrutable Mr Saturn! It's all here, to tide you over while we all wait for this game to arrive on the Switch. Which is totally happening, right? ........... right??

The SNES was THE RPG machine. Dozens of genre classics were developed for the system in the early to mid 90's. And while we deep dived into one of them last week, this episode is all about the best of the rest. Time to celebrate an amazing array of world class titles on this week's A Gamer Looks at 40.StarringMoses Norton aka @thewellredmage on Twitter.Bobby TuckerSteve LuzaderMike Albertin from Games My Mom Found Podcast (@momfound)Blue Williams (@wrytersview on Twitter)Darryl (@MysterThou on Twitter)

From Earthbound to Final Fantasy; without a doubt the Super Nintendo was king of role-playing games of the 16 bit era. We've drilled down 12 of the very best to fight for the title of "Greatest RPG on the SNES". Will Square sweep the finish line or do Shadowrun and Robotrek break the mold? Episode 97 now live, both here as audio or see our faces on YouTube Press B To Cancel now on Youtube! For updates and more episodes please visit our website www.pressbtocancel.com, or find us on Twitter @pressbtocancel and Instagram @pressbtocancel. Special thanks to Arthur The Last Ancient on soundcloud for our podcast theme.

It's giant robot tanks, fishing, and cyberpunk rpgs. Three games that couldn't be more different. Despite not being your typical SNES games, both Emmy and Link walked away mostly positive on these games. Both MechWarrior and Shadowrun are based on tabletop games by a company called FASA, so this episode starts with a quick rundown of that company before going into the games themselves. MechWarrior is a bit complex, but not overwhelmingly so, and Shadowrun is a pretty fascinating RPG hindered by a few poor design choices. And finally, there's fishing. It's fine. Will MechWarrior's complexity keep it out of the top 100? Will Shadowrun join the upper echelon of SNES RPGs? Will Link land that big bass that's hiding at the bottom of the lake like a coward? Listen and find out!

This week on the fifth level of The RPG Cave, Garret and Ryan react to all of the awesome RPG news from E3 2021! Clearing the Dungeon If you like what we do, support the Show. Subscribe to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCae4NWCrRDp0jEKj99CRpIA You can get early access to this show and exclusive content at Patreon.com/YouMeCapri. Reading From The Sacred Texts Bethesda have formally unveiled Starfield, the next game from Bethesda Game Studios, coming to Xbox and PC on November 11th, 2022 Square Enix have announced Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy coming from Eidos Montreal coming to all platforms on October 26th Elden Ring has officially been re-revealed and it came along with a release date, January 21st, 2022. Square Enix have announced a new Final Fantasy game, Stranger in Paradise, Final Fantasy Origin being developed by Team Ninja. It'll launch sometime in 2022 on PlayStation, Xbox and PC; there's a PS5 trial version available now! Diablo 2: Resurrected has a release date! It'll launch on all platforms on September 23rd! Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope announced, coming to Switch in 2022 Shin Megami Tensei 5 gets a release date! It'll launch on November 12th! Nintendo have announced remakes of Advance Wars 1+2 in the collection Advance Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp, coming to Switch on December 3rd! The Outer Worlds 2 announced! NIS have announced Monark, the new game from former Shin Megami Tensei developers will launch in early 2022 on PS4/PS5, Switch and PC Suikoden spiritual successor Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes has been dated for early 2023. In addition, Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising is an action RPG that will introduce the back stories of several of the full game's characters which will launch in 2022. It will be day and date on Xbox Game Pass Mike @BlazeKnight0923 - How do you feel about Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes launching day and date into Gamepass after being Kickstarted for multiple platforms? Tiny Tina's Wonderland, a spin off of the Borderlands series is announced, coming in 2022 Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster collection announced, coming “soon” to Steam and mobile. Predictions Ryan Shin Megami Tensei will come out on November 12th! Square will announce another remake like Trials of Mana, Chrono Cross will be the game being remade Persona 5 Royal and Persona 4 Golden is coming to Xbox, Switch Square Enix will announce 2 of the following PS1 ports to Switch: Final Fantasy Tactics, Xenogears, Parasite Eve Dragon Age 4 gets dated! Garret Capcom will announce Dragon's Dogma 2, will be a PlayStation timed exclusive Fire Emblem Remake announced, Genealogy of the Holy War will be the remade game Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle 2 announced! Spring 2022 Tales of Arise will be announced as a day and date Xbox Game Pass game Starfield will take up the majority of the Bethesda time during the Xbox Games Showcase Party Up! JMAC PRODUCTIONS @JMCJMACPRODUCT1 - Just started following on iTunes! My question would be: will Nintendo ever open the floodgates post-E3 and rerelease (or remake) more classic SNES RPGs on Switch? ‘Secret of Evermore', ‘Chrono Trigger', ‘Shadowrun', etc. The_WinterGamer - What are some of your favorite quality of life mechanics in rpgs that you appreciate but don't use. For example the autofill your skill tree AskWhatNotWhy - How would you like to see the RPG genre evolve? Sean Capri - Does currency ever matter in an RPG? Like seriously? It's so superfluous most of the time. MrNastyBoots - Name 3 rpgs where you are not fighting for the greater good Plugs Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rpg-cave/id1568643485 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5SAvBFVuzw3NwuSNx4gLnG YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCae4NWCrRDp0jEKj99CRpIA Garret: http://twitter.com/BlandExplosion http://twitch.tv/BlandExplosion Ryan: http://twitter.com/ryanturford http://youtube.com/ryanturford http://twitch.tv/ryanturford http://patreon.com/youmecapri Discord [You, Me & Capri]: https://discord.

Kyle and Sam hop aboard the nostalgia train to revisit Chrono Trigger. The SNES RPG aged like fine wine and is still a fun play with one of the best openings ever*. *Kyle and Sam are not gamers and they probably haven't played an RPG since 1999 so take their opinion with several ounces of salt... but also they are right. Visit our site S'more Adventures for a list of upcoming shows! We have a Patreon now! and Twitter! We are like a real podcast now! This episode was sponsored by Flaming Hot Cheetos! Not really though, but it would be cool if they did.

John Phipps is here to talk about the biggest, baddest SNES RPG of them all... Final Fantasy Vi.

Hosts YangustheLegendaryBandit & Plattym3 welcome back regulars Bururian, Pendy, and DrippySlimeStar to talk about some of our favorite RPGs from the SNES era (excluding some we’ve covered before - Final Fantasy - and some we’re saving for their own dedicated episodes - Earthbound). We talk everything listed below. Join us in flashing back to the 1990s! 4:15 - Chrono Trigger 22:45 - Dragon Quest 3 Remake 30:15 - Actraiser 43:30 - The 7th Saga 55:15 - Lufia 1:05:20 - Secret of Mana 1:15:30 - Romancing SaGa 2 1:35:20 - Super Mario RPG 1:58:20 - Harvest Moon Dragon’s Den Discord invite link: https://discord.com/invite/wbHZvfRqpg

 In this episode, Karl & Will focus on two lesser-known SNES RPG soundtracks by HAL and Kirby composer Jun Ishikawa! The guys discuss how these scores truly get to the heart of what makes Ishikawa's music and style so special. Enjoy!

Episode Notes In this exciting season finale, we discuss the plot and philosophical questions of the beloved SNES RPG, Chrono Trigger! We take you through the main plot, the side quests, and (many of) the endings! We also discuss some of the bigger lingering questions often debated by the game's fandom: what exactly is Lavos, and who might be the Entity? Check back each week for a new discussion of a video game story! As always, catch us on Instagram and Twitter at @playervsplot, send your questions and comments to playervsplot@gmail.com, and check out our website, http://playervsplot.com! Time Stamps 0:00:00 What's Chrono Trigger? 0:14:00 The first quest: to the Middle Ages and back 0:38:00 Discovering the Apocalypse and the Future 0:45:55 Helping a frog knight defeat a wizard 0:53:00 Prehistoric era: when Lavos landed 0:58:28 Zeal and Magus's origin story 1:08:00 Side quests and getting stronger for Lavos 1:31:30 Final battle and the endings 2:02:10 What is Lavos and what does it want? 2:09:30 Who is the Entity?

We talked about Chrono Trigger way back on episode 5 during our discussion of the greatest SNES RPGs we never played. Sitting at #1 on both of our lists was Chrono Trigger, a time-traveling tale of war, chaos, and frog people, and it was about time we sat down and played through this classic. For Micah, it was his very first adventure through Guardia and beyond. For Jono, it was his second tour of time though he barely remembers his first play-through as it occurred during the foggiest of college semesters. So for both of these esteemed gentlemen it was like playing it for the first time.This 3 hour episode digs deep into every facet of the game, including the memorable soundtrack and the amazing worlds you explore. We also talk about Akira Toriyama and how all of his art looks exactly the same. The first enemy you face is almost identical to Emperor Pilaf from Dragon Ball, same colors and clothes and everything...We’d love to hear about your experience with Chrono Trigger so hit us up on social media or patreon! Have some thoughts or questions you want heard on the show? Submit them and we will get you heard in our new Happy Hour segment. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!Our aim is to be completely fan-funded, so please check out our Patreon at mediumretro.com or by going to Patreon and searching for "medium retro." Also, follow us on our various social media feeds:Twitch: MediumRetroTwitter: @mediumretroInstagram: @mediumretropodcastMusic Credit:"Pookatori and Friends"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Hey Hey! This time, Rob, Leff and Seigi talk about the SNES RPG classic, Earthbound.

Join Nierroh and Dennys and they reminisce about these classic SNES RPGs. In this episode we discuss these masterpieces of interactive storytelling, detailing the many ways that the combat, music, and presentation set these games above the rest as the best the RPG genre has to offer, not only on the SNES but of any console generation ever! Nierroh gushes about the endless charm of Chrono Trigger, Dennys comments on the whimsical and absurd satire that is Earthbound, and we finish out strong with one of, if not the greatest entries in the Final Fantasy series! 

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In this episode, we kick off 1992 with a completely bug-free Earth Defense Force. Then it's time to hop in our time machines to rescue some cave babes (shudder) with Joe & Mac. Then we dive into a somewhat overlooked SNES RPG with Ys III: Wanderers from Ys, which takes the popular Ys formula and literally flips it on its side. Finally, we look at Nolan Ryan's Baseball and realize that, yup it sure is more baseball.

Bit of a change of pace this episode as the lads (including Aero) do a deep dive into Earthbound, the cult classic SNES RPG. Join us on a metaphysical quest featuring Terrence McKenna, the Palace of Arse, potentially imaginary friends and the infamous Master Belch

A very special guest is on the show: Steven Good! James' brother hops on to discuss the cult following of certain NES and SNES RPGs, then Adam bum rushes him with wedding talk! Not Fake Game News has stories of Ninja being paid to play Apex Legends, The Master Chief Collection coming to PC and more. Lastly Adam reviews Devil May Cry 5. If you missed out on Twitch you can always watch it on demand, as this is an episode to watch AND listen! www.twitch.tv/gaming_marathon.

Retro Encounter fooled its listeners good in April of this year, so in September the same three panelists make it up by rattling off a list of top ten SNES RPGs, for real this time. Did we include any Quintet games? How many Final Fantasy games made it? Listen and learn!

The Super Nintendo is a beloved console that delivered some of the greatest role-playing video games ever devised. In today's special podcast these two passions meet when our three panelists count down the ten greatest RPGs for the Super Nintendo.

Paul, Shawn, and Trevor get their mojos going by discussing the week’s releases, God of War, Red Dead 2, and Mario + Rabbids, while producing a list of the definitive 10 best SNES RPGs. Also covered: Targeted Viagra Ads, the new new Ninja Turtles, and Dirk Diggler. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pressxtopodcast/message

Wherein Tj and Chris realize that they've lived someone's D&D campaign, II tried really hard (and the cast of VIII needs to get punched), Mario Hoops 3-on-3 was a thing that existed, Edward's the second-best bard in Final Fantasy (out of 2), you can never have too many princesses, and apparently Nightshade Rage can't break the game if you never encounter it on the veldt.This week's beer: Flying Dog "The Truth" IPA Music credits:"Booster Tarantino" by djpretzel, because it's an awesome track from an SNES RPG that we didn't talk about.

Kat and Nadia continue their quest through Final Fantasy IX with the second Final Fantasy IX Report (38:45), share their adventures in acquiring an SNES Classic, and pick the five worst SNES RPGs! Read more at http://usgamer.net! Follow us on Twitter and Facebook at @usgamernet! Have comments or questions about the show? Email us at usgamer@usgamer.net. We may read your letter on the show!

Pascal joins us to fill us in on what those pesky Vikings are up to nowadays. Kelley brings us the latest on SNES RPGs. Anna...

A heated session of CCRants finds the Bros on opposing ends of the greatest generation of all time debate. Who prefers the PS1 to SNES? Which Bro thinksthe N64 trumps the genesis? Also find out what item P1 loves the most in his games room and hear what SNES RPG we'd love to have a sequel for.   www.cartridgeclub.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/CartridgeBros Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CartridgeBros/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cartridgebros/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/cartridgeclub

Kat and Bob get together to pay their respects to Manabu Daishima, talk about Dragon Quest X on the NX and how it's still alive (02:50), true tales of localization hell (12:15), how the move to the SNES affected Dragon Quest (26:07), and more pitches for underrated RPGs (49:10).

Don't waste your time. Alfador only likes podcasts, Today we shake off the shackles of time's slow march and talk about Chrono Trigger, an SNES RPG that used active combat and time travel to mark its place in history as one of the most beloved games of its time. The legacy of this game is well established, but we dive in to figure out what makes it tick and why it is held in such high esteem. We discuss RPG combat, characters and their inherent tropes, and one very, very buff arm. Thanks for listening to us, and be sure to join us in two weeks when we talk about 2016's Doom!

Every once in a while, dear listeners, it's fun to get nostalgic. This week, Tim, Clayton, and guest Sammy Tamimi take a serious look backwards to the things that got them into gaming way back when. From the Atari 2600 to... surprise... SNES RPGs, this episode contains some sweet SECRET ORIGINS. 

My personal top 9 countdown of the greatest RPG games from the Greatest console system for RPG games. Looking back at some of these games makes me happy to have grown up when they were new. I don't know if all of these will hold up to the test of time... But most are so good they are timeless, they will always be some of the greatest games I've ever played. Email us directly at redpillpodcast@gmail.com Like us on Facebook.com/redpillpodcast Follow us on Twitter @TheRedPillPC Subscribe on Itunes Search red pill podcast You can also download the IPP podcast player on android devices and search Red Pill Podcast Thanks for listening, We'll keep entertaining. Z0mbie0

The Super Bowl is this week, so we took it upone ourselves to talk about football videogames from the past as well the current state of the Madden games. 00:00:35 – Quick Hits & Our Weeks: 23:47 – Music Break: Sea and Field – “Le Phare” 25:17 – Main Segment: Football in Video Games! From 1979’s Football, to the current Madden monopoly, we break down the evolution of American football in video games then discuss what we’d like to see in future football video games. 1:27:30 – Music Break: Sea and Field – “Matelot” 1:29:00 – Feedback: Eric’s wife plays Skyrim… a lot! 1:35:05 Gamerscore and JRPG talk.  Average Gamerscore somewhere around 12,000? 1:38:59 Next generation games suggestions, and 2D games for girls. 1:43:30 News: Japan has copied its own formula for Pokémon.  Will brings to light the hypocrisy. 1:47:15 Opinion: Call of Duty is boring and needs to change. Eric discusses the IGN article that brings to light Call of Duty’s lack of innovation from title to title. 1:54:55 Corey discusses video game addiction, are video games like heroin, and how to recover from video game addiction. 2:04:35 Dan breaks down the black vs. white Racebowl, pitting the NFL’s best white football players vs. the best black football players.  No racism whatsoever, “are we clear on that?” 2:12:52 Music Break: Dancing Willow – The Wind That Shakes the Barley 2:14:22 What We Played: Will plays NHL 12’s be a pro mode, Dungeon Defenders local co-op, Madden 12’s online gameplay and smashes some heads in NFL Blitz. Dan tries out the Diablo clone and dungeon crawler, Torchlight, and defends Bethesda’s (underrated?) Rage. A little Kingdoms of Amalur finds its way into the discussion. Eric discusses more Fifa, has a change of heart about Assassin’s Creed II and articulates his newbie perspective on Soul Calibur V. Corey boots up the classic SNES RPG, Tales of Phantasia, the nothing like hockey-hockey game, Hit the Ice, and expresses why he thinks Final Fantasy XII-2 is a great game.

SNES RPGs Not Made By Square! In this episode we shed some light on our favorite SNES RPGs not developed by Square. Get ready to liberate some cities, purge the land of darkness, and even create a world or two! Please visit us at http://wellversedintheclassics.blogspot.com/

On this episode, the ATFP crew discusses everyone buying Limbo, awesome ComiCon counter-protesters, and one of the most famous SNES RPG's of all time, Final Fantasy IV!This episode's music: "Battle With the Four Fiends" by The Black Mages (opening); "Into the Darkness (Celtic Moon Version)" composed by Nobuo Uematsu and performed by Maire Breatnach (closing)

On this episode, the ATFP crew discusses everyone buying Limbo, awesome ComiCon counter-protesters, and one of the most famous SNES RPG's of all time, Final Fantasy IV!This episode's music: "Battle With the Four Fiends" by The Black Mages (opening); "Into the Darkness (Celtic Moon Version)" composed by Nobuo Uematsu and performed by Maire Breatnach (closing)

It's one of THOSE episodes. You know, drunken and rambling... Would we make good stand up comedians? Rob wouldn't, but Ceej would kill. Crank it up to 11 and get prepared for to hear drunken commentary on the following subjects: DDR, Happy Days = Sin City, Bioshock 2, Peggle, our thoughts on some SNES RPGs and more.