#30: Final Fantasy VI
Jul 23, 202651mEp. 30S1
Nate talks about his favorite parts of this SNES masterpiece.
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Hosted by Nate · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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A sometimes retro, sometimes modern, lighthearted video game review show where one guy talks through his experience playing a game from any generation. I'm especially fond of adventure games and JRPGs.Also- I like to discuss my entire experience, so spoiler warning for all games discussed!Follow on X: @ElementaryGPodFollow on GGapp.io to see what I'm playing: @ElementaryGamingkey words: retro, retro gaming, video games, video game review, retrospective, Zelda, mega man, battle network, PS4, Wii, nostalgia, final fantasy, yakuza
Nate hosts Elementary Gaming, a leisure show with 30 episodes published.
Nate talks about his favorite parts of this SNES masterpiece.
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