S8 E24 - Orbitals, Wolverine, and Torneko (Oh My!)

This week, B.J. is back and we're tackling our annual Q&A episode. From Withered World and the taste of slimes to Dragon Quest 12 and Pogs, we try to answer the various questions people sent in.We realized we missed a couple, so we'll be answering those in the next episode.

This week, Austin is joined by his good friend William of The Good Times Boys to discuss horror games, movies, and other media just in time for Halloween.

This week, Austin is talking about the upcoming volume 5 of the Mark of Erdrick manga and the Withered World demo, as well as answering some listener questions on green slimes and why the series was initially called Dragon Warrior in the United States.

This week, Cody from Popagenda is sitting down with Austin to discuss the release of TOEM 2. It might just be Austin's favorite game of the year, and it's definitely one you should check out.

This week, Austin and Plattym3 are talking about Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko's Mystery Dungeon -Classic HD-, which they both played on the Switch and Switch 2. We died, we laughed, we died, we cried, we died some more. Oh, and then we died again.

This week, Austin is catching up with games he's played recently, including Orbitals (amazing), Marvel's Wolverine (it's okay), and Torneko's Mystery Dungeon (he's died a lot).

This week, Austin is flying solo to talk about all that Dragon Quest Monters: The Withered World news we've gotten this past week, including the new characters, villain, worlds, and gameplay mechanics. He also discusses the new Dragon Quest board game, which will hopefully release outside of Japan one of these days.

This week, Austin is hanging out with Plattym3 from the Slime Time podcast to chat about our favorite Dragon Quest Monsters games. Plus, which entries we didn't love as much, which one we'd recommend for beginners, and a whole lot more!

This week, Austin is chatting with our good friend Chris about The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. From Navi to the Water Temple to the Swordless Link trick, we take a little stroll down memory lane in Hyrule.

Sony made the bone-head play recently of discontinuing physical disc production of video games starting in January 2028. So next year is the last year we may have physical DQ games. Especially with Square Enix only using Game Key Cards on the Switch 2. We have thoughts.