537: Final Fantasy ROM Hacks

Retronauts

Games, Leisure, Technology, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2023

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

Nadia Oxford talks with special guests Andrew Vestal and Steve Tramer about Final Fantasy fan games. Some are built from the ground-up, some alter the original adventure via ROM patches, and some add hours of new content to gems like Final Fantasy VI.

Edits by Greg Leahy; cover illustration by Leeann Hamilton.

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0:00.0	This week's episode is brought to you by Notion Projects and Double Fine.
0:05.0	This week on RetroNuts, I just thought the warrior of Light needed a bigger dong.
0:31.0	Welcome to a particularly retro episode of RetroNuts.
0:34.0	I am your host for the week, Notion Oxford.
0:37.0	I am joined by two very well-aged friends of mine, Andrew Vestel and Steve Traimer.
0:41.0	Steve, I happened to hold your alternative last name, is Butt Stallion.
0:45.0	Can you confirm or deny?
0:47.0	I cannot confirm that.
0:50.0	I will deny that.
0:51.0	That is not my actual last name.
0:53.0	Although...
0:54.0	Andrew, how could you lie to me?
0:56.0	Very likely.
0:57.0	Andrew can very easily lie to everyone and he's got Butt Stallion on the brain lately.
1:02.0	I do.
1:03.0	Well, it's actually appropriate that you do because we are going to be talking about Romhacks.
1:07.0	And yeah, we...
1:08.0	Well, a lot of those are kind of filthy, but a lot are actually very, very useful.
1:12.0	But before we get into that, let's introduce ourselves a little bit.
1:15.0	Steve, this is, I think, his your first time with me in particular.
1:18.0	What do you go ahead and tell us a little bit about yourself?
1:21.0	Yeah, hey, I'm Steve.
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