RPG Cast – Episode 618: “Kirby’s Oral Fixation”

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Chris Privitere

Published February 12, 2022
· Updated February 13, 2022

Tags: Maglam LordPokémon Legends ArceusTriangle Strategy

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You guys have the craziest ep names for your podcasts.

You should see the ones we don’t use…

As odd as it may sound, I’m most hyped for the Chrono Cross Remaster. Yes, I know it pales in comparison to Chrono Trigger and the story doesn’t make much sense, but I really like what I’ve heard of the music, and I’m intrigued by how much the game looks like a proto-Baten Kaitos.

I would be more hyped for Xenoblade 3, but it just reminds me that I *still* haven’t played Xenoblade 2 after all of this time.

I’m most interested in Chrono Cross remaster from the Nintendo Direct. It’s one of those games we never actually got until now in Europe. Parasite Eve and Xenogears are some others…

Also really interested in Front Mission remasters and Xenoblade 3. This Nintendo Direct was top notch

QOTW: As one of the fools who still holds out hope that one of the last great Wii U games still stick in Wii U jail, Xenoblade Chronicles X, will get a Switch port, I was extremely excited when Monolith told me to hold their beer as Xenoblade Chronicles 3 got announced. I legit extremely loved the trilogy of games we got so far (I’ve bought and played XC1 on three different seems now, if that says anything), and my body is ready for more of that nonsense 😁

Also, my wife bought me Fire Emblem Warriors as a Valentine’s Day gift this year and I’m honestly really enjoying it, I suddenly find myself super excited for Fire Emblem: Three Hopes.

The games from the Nintendo direct that got me hyped were Xenoblade 3, Live A Live, Front mission 1/2 remake, and the best game in the direct Chrono cross. I am really happy that Chrono cross is finally getting a chance to shine.

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