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RPG Backtrack episodes
- RPG Backtrack – Episode 39: “Crystal Frontier Tierkreis Remnant”
It’s not so much when compared to March 2011, but March two years ago was stuffed with releases. Comprehensive coverage of these games would require many hours, but even a truncated discussion is quite informative.
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1 hr 17 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 38: “The SaGa Begins”
What were RPGamers looking for Game Boy RPGs in the early ’90s to do? The answer involves carnivorous monsters and the deaths of deities, as documented on this episode. (Final Fantasy Legend).
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1 hr 37 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 37: “I Caught ‘Em All, and the Pain Won’t Stop”
Vicious beasts are kept confined inside tiny balls, released by their masters only to do battle. Strangely, the creatures seem perfectly okay with this, and the Backtrack panelists are here to explain why. (Pokémon).
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2 hr 25 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 36: “Witch Hunt”
What ties the Witcher together with a surprisingly large number of games released in February 2009? Not much, except for the fact that they share the discussion time in this Backtrack installment.
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2 hr 16 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 35: “Bewitching Witches”
Theoretically, games starring beguiling witches should be fascinating and fun to play. Our frequent divergence onto the subject of manatee mangling would appear to belie that theory, but listen and decide for yourself. (Luminous Arc).
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1 hr 40 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 34: “The Ballroom Blitz”
A strange land called Spira features outlandish Tetsuya Nomura outfits and a propensity for group hallucinations. Take a trip with us through this oddly captivating place and relive one of the PS2’s biggest hits. (Final Fantasy X).
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2 hr 35 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 33: “Peaceful, Productive Planting of Produce”
Death, destruction, and world-threatening crises will not be found within. Relax and enjoy some idyllic farm life while looking for love, content in the knowledge that no one will get hurt. (Harvest Moon).
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3 hr 3 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 32: “A Whale of a Tale About the Tail’s Tall Tales”
Do Tales games and excessively long podcasts go together? If you answered in the affirmative, definitely listen to this episode. (Tales of…, part 2).
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2 hr 36 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 31: “Vyse the Legend”
Today we’re flying through the skies in ships powered by Moon Stones, fighting with and alongside the other denizens of the airways, and competing with the nefarious grip of an evil empire. Relive the Dreamcast’s star RPG with us. (Skies of Arcadia).
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2 hr 27 min - RPG Backtrack – Episode 30: “The Mighty Mighty Magics”
Hunting dragons while drunk is not a wise proposition, but a certain series allowed it once upon a time, with the risk of eradication as a penalty for foolish or unlucky behavior. That series had many moments good and bad, but more of the former, as we’ll tell you. (Might & Magic).
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About RPG Backtrack
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RPG Backtrack is a podcast in which we reflect upon some of the staple titles in this wide-ranging genre.