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English
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34 episodes
since Oct. 20, 2024
episodic

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I discuss Chaos;Head Noah, a fascinating visual novel that marks the very beginning of the sprawling Science Adventure universe. I also talk about the necessity of returning your shopping cart. Big spoilers for the ending begin at 22 minutes.

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I review Kingdom Hearts 2, for the PS2, which I played via the "The Story So Far" collection on the PS4. And it's beautiful.
Nate discusses Final Fantasy 8 and why it's his personal favorite, in spite of some genuinely odd gameplay choices. Also- the Top 10 Family Guy Moments.
Nate talks about his favorite parts of this SNES masterpiece.
Nate reviews The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy for the Switch, a visual novel/strategy game hybrid. It's amazing. Big spoilers begin at 40:40, so evacuate then if you haven't played it, but would like to. At one point, I misspoke and called this "real-time strategy"- I meant to say…
I review the survival horror legend Resident Evil 2 for the Playstation 1. It's an excellent sequel. I also discuss the sad loss of coupon dispensers in Cub Foods.
I talk about my favorite visual novel/adventure games on the Playstation 4, DS, and 3DS. I could've mentioned Dordogne, but I already talked about it in episode #4, so I didn't. I later learned that Steins;Gate Zero isn't a prequel, but rather an alternate timeline. Also, I should've said "ne…
Nate talks about his favorite visual novel-slash-adventure games on the Playstation 4, DS, and 3DS. He could've mentioned Dordogne as well, but he already talked about it in episode #4, so he didn't. - At 8:00, I say "Root Letter". I meant to say "Root Film"! I had been rerecording this section mu…
Nate discusses the wonder of Mega Man Battle Network 2 for the Game Boy Advance. It's almost perfect. He also fails to appreciate the modern art of a banana duct taped to a wall.
In this riveting episode, Nate talks about all of the games that he played through in 2025, another year of his life that he will never get back.
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