Resonance of Nintendo
Jun 21, 20261h 12mEp. 335S3
Paige leads the podcast through some impressions of games announced at the Nintendo Direct, including likely Game of the Year, Final Fantasy Resonance.
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The Thirsty Mage is the pub where friends meet to have a drink and talk about their favourite new and retro RPGs. Whether specific games or RPG related topics, the pub is always open for positive discussion.
The Thirsty Mage hosts The Thirsty Mage RPG Podcast, a leisure show with 335 episodes published.
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