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Hate may be more or less natural, but why all the overhate? We are going to surprise and maybe even enrage you with our most overhated picks, and then sooth you with our very overreasonable explanations. We discuss the games that have gotten the most hate, but that changed the trajectory of gaming for the worse. You don't have to love everything, or even like it. But joining the...

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Nearly 3,000 years after Homer’s epic was first told, The Odyssey remains one of the most influential and frequently retold stories ever created. Christopher Nolan’s new film has brought Odysseus back to the center of popular culture, but no single adaptation can explain why this story has survived for millennia. In this episode, Mike and Casen explore the origins, structure, t...

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UPDATE: Good news—the final copyright claim was released this morning, so the full Odyssey episode is now available. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/whPLEd8W0NM YouTube blocked our video! Unjustly! It should be cleared for release soon. Working on disputes behind the scenes. In the meantime, I wanted to update everyone on the Chrono Trigger analysis, extra Star Fox comm...

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What are the greatest scenes in the history of Final Fantasy? In a series filled with some of the most memorable characters, worlds, and music, how can one possibly pick the 10 best? Today, we set out to do just that, definitively, once and for all! Do you disagree with our list? It's okay to be wrong! Tell us your wrong opinions in the comments below! Time Codes: 1. Intro (0:...

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Final Fantasy V got a sequel, but it's not the kind you'd expect. Released as a four-part anime OVA in 1994, Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals takes place 200 years after the SNES game and follows a new cast of heroes trying to protect the elemental crystals. Despite its connection to Final Fantasy V, this OVA looks, sounds, and often feels detached from the game that inspi...

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