
Cameron, Crystal, and Monica come together to analyze The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Final Fantasy, and more!
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Book of Mudora: ZeldaBook of Aurora: MetroidBook of Matoya: Final Fantasy
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 235 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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We play Final Fantasy XII from the Ridorana Cataract to completion. The game is really good!
We play Final Fantasy XII from arriving at Balfonheim Port until deciding to leave for the Ridorana Cataract. Where other Final Fantasy games struggle to write one compelling villain, XII has no fewer than four!
We play Final Fantasy XII from leaving for the Stilshrine of Miriam until arriving at Balfonheim Port. XII’s Dungeon:Cutscene ratio suddenly spikes, but the story still delivers!
We play Final Fantasy XII from leaving for the Land of the Garif until deciding to head for the Stilshrine of Miriam. XII reintroduces sister drama to Final Fantasy!
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I’ve been marathon-ing their Final Fantasy series and it’s been a great way to revisit the games. The podcasters do amazing close reading on dialogue and they really get at character writing and motivations in a way that is rarely found in most game podcasts.
Likable hosts, I like that they really take their time on each game. I dislike that they try to dunk on the games to be mildly humorous. People who are willing to listen to hours and hours of commentary on a game probably don’t want to hear you hate on it 90% of the time when it’s not that funny and often doesn’t feel accurate or in good faith… “This game is for babies. Baby game!” Wow, so, so, funny and so insightful. Good job. So baby that you don’t seem to understand it and get lots of black ... more
I feel like Cameron is a little too tough on Monica. Just my 2 cents.
Best takes, best conversations and best camaraderie between hosts of any show like it! These three really know how to get into the weeds and still have a good time! Their timelines will shock you (but only because they’re correct)
I have always loved Zelda and never cared about Final Fantasy but after listening to them discuss FF I quickly downloaded FF 1-6! The Metroid episodes are also excellent.
Do yourself a favor and LISTEN!!
Zelda Joke:
What is the Korok’s liquor of choice?
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I love listening to y’all talk about video games and I always love seeing when a new episode appears. Full stop.
But hey do you want to hear a Zelda joke? What does Ganondorf like to order for takeout?
GerUdon noodles!
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A thoughtful trio dives deep into video game lore, design, and storytelling across major series like Zelda, Metroid, and Final Fantasy. Episodes mix comprehensive analyses of world-building, in-game systems, and character dynamics with playful banter and personal anecdotes, often exploring how games age, how branding shapes reception, and where nostalgia meets new interpretation. Noteworthy are the thoughtful debates, strong chemistry among the hosts, and a penchant for connecting classic games to broader pop culture and industry contexts, making it a good fit for listeners who enjoy nerdy, theory-forward discussions with a friendly cadence.
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