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MinnMax's Kelsey Lewin, Haley Maclean, Janet Garcia, and Sarah Podzorski are joined by writer and co-host of the Axe of the Blood God podcast Nadia Oxford to finally tackle one of gaming's most controversial genres: the Japanese Role Playing Game. The crew talk through some of the greats, some of the pitfalls, and do like two and a half challenge modes before giving the community life-changing advice in Ping Pals!

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To jump to a particular segment, check out the timestamps below...

00:00:00 - Sarah's Loaded Gun - Mermaids

00:23:20 - Intro

00:25:46 - First JRPG we ever played

00:47:10 - Chrono Trigger: The Great Equalizer

01:34:49 - Spoilers Start for Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth

01:39:08 - Spoilers end for Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth

01:44:07 - Persona

03:09:32 - Challenge Mode - Convincing Fake JRPG Titles - close your eyes

03:28:59 - Challenge Mode - Guess That Character's Age

03:48:14 - Challenge Mode - Who Would Your JRPG Character Be

03:52:15 - Ping Pals

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Katelin

4 hours?! YAY! Work is gonna fly by.

Big Mitch

My fave podcast is back life is good

Vin!!

fell to my KNEES when i saw this notification

FelixA

I've said this before, but the girls should try Resonance of Fate. It's a little complicated at first but the fashion game is on point.

John Ford

Fuck yeah Baltimore

Katie

Currently drowning in my doctoral thesis that's due to be submitted next month. Really needed this energy, so glad you're back ladies 😭❤️

Hypnos

Best episode yet 🙌

aspen verstra

haley is right about communicating with fish

CaffeineDad

I kept laughing and smiling but also accidentally making eye contact with people on the treadmill listening to the fake Nintendo Direct voice lines during the 2 Lies, 1 Truth segment. Yet another great episode!

Duderado

Nadia was a great guest, Blood God pod might have a new listener. Really related with her about Chrono Cross, it's not as good as Trigger but it's the best video game OST I've ever heard. There are at least 2 songs in the game that'll make me tear up within seconds.