We talk for 1.5 hours about the 1.5 minute teaser for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (2026)! What does Ocarina mean to us, what is its historical importance, and what are the avenues for its reinterpretation?

Cameron and Monica discuss their favorite games of 2025, as they previously wrote about for Gamesline.net!

Baldur's Gate 3 Spoilers Begin at 0:13:55
Baldur's Gate 3 Spoilers End at 0:20:41

Blue Prince Spoilers Begin at 0:29:28
Blue Prince Spoilers End at 0:33:15

DK Bananza Spoilers Start at 0:49:30
DK Bananza Spoilers End at 0:52:55

Metroid Prime 4 Spoilers Begin at 1:35:04
Metroid Prime 4 Spoilers End at 2:01:21

Pokemon Legends Z-A Spoilers Begin at 2:24:35
Pokemon Legends Z-A Spoilers End at 2:26:48

Continuing their project to replay every Zelda game for the series’ 40th anniversary, Cameron and Monica discuss A Link to the Past.

We discuss Final Fantasy X-2.5 ~Eien no Daishō~, a novella sequel to Final Fantasy X-2, and Final Fantasy X -Will-, a 30-minute audio drama sequel to the novella. Both were released in 2013 in association with the HD remasters of FFX and FFX-2. These sequels are poorly received by most fans, but we quite like them!

We discuss Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission, the roguelike bonus campaign included in Final Fantasy X-2 International that serves as an epilogue to the main game. In Last Mission, Yuna, Rikku, and Paine have substantive conversations with each other.

We play through Chapters 4 and 5 of Final Fantasy X-2, which leaves us with mixed feelings as we complete the main game.

We play through Chapter 3 of Final Fantasy X-2, where we lose patience with the game’s disjointed and shallow storytelling.

We play through Chapter 2 of Final Fantasy X-2, which highlights that the tertiary characters of Spira are not that compelling.

We play through Chapter 1 of Final Fantasy X-2, which leaves us with an enthusiasm for the game's style.

We discuss Final Fantasy X: Eternal Calm, a 15-minute bonus cutscene that served as an epilogue to Final Fantasy X International, and was later framed as the prologue to Final Fantasy X-2.