25. The Legend of Heroes: Trails From Zero (2010)

In this episode of JRPGs and Me, Austin is discussing Pokémon Yellow Special Pikachu Edition, which released on the Game Boy and Game Boy Color in the U.S. back in 1999 and kicked off a decades-long love of the Pokémon franchise. Music by bensound.com

This time on JRPGs and Me, Austin is discussing The Legend of Heroes: Trails From Zero, which was just recently officially localized despite originally launching on the PSP and PC in 2010.

On this episode of JRPGs and Me, Austin is talking about one of his favorite games of the past few years - Scarlet Nexus, which released in 2021. Music from bensound.com

This week, Austin is chatting about Dragon Quest VIII, which launched on the PS2 in 2005 in the States and got a Nintendo 3DS remake a few years go.

This time on JRPGs and Me, Austin is talking about Trinity Trigger, the 2023 game from xSeed games and Three Rings that's part RPG and part dungeon crawler. 99% spoiler-free. Music from bensound.com

This time on JRPGs and Me, Austin is discussing Final Fantasy V, which originally released in 1992 on Nintendo's Super Famicom system and more recently is part of the Pixel Remaster series of FF games.

This time on JRPGs and Me, Austin is covering Ever Oasis, the 2017 game on 3DS from Mana creator and Final Fantasy alum Koichi Ishii. Music from bensound.com

JRPGs and Me is back! And in this first episode of the brand new season, Austin is discussing Xenosaga Episode 1: Der Wille zur Macht, which released on the PS2 back in 2003 in the U.S. Music from bensound.com

It's been two years, but please enjoy my favorite episodes of JRPGs and Me. Hopefully back soon!

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