What's up and welcome back to the live kind of funny games cast for Friday, May 3rd, 2024.

Of course, I am Tim Geddes.

I am joined by the new face of video games.

Blessing Adioia Jr.

Maylie, Buster, Sword, Chip, and Shatter.

There we go. There we go.

You've had a lot of fun times this year, having you,

in Final Fantasy and Dude.

God, I love Dune too so much.

We have the boss baby himself, Barrett Courtney.

Tim, I'm here to talk about two things.

It's said that Final Fantasy 7 rebirth is a tale of two endings, Tim. On one side, you have the ending to the main quest, which someone say is a convoluted mess,

and while it delivers nuggets of hype in the form of bashing your action figures together,

it is also emblematic of the major problem this remake trilogy has,

waffling between a faithful remake and a reimagination of a story that recontextualizes our understanding of the original

story. And some could argue that this trilogy isn't fully succeeding it either. And on the other

side, we have the amazing ending to the Queensblood quest line, which is the most YuGio story in games.

I understand YuGiO has video games, but Queensblood in Final Fantasy 7 rebirth is the most Yu-Gi-Ass story in a video game Queen's Blood. In Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, it's the most Yu-Gi-O-ass story in a video game, and it kicks

ass! I'm ready to talk about it.

Very true.

I'm shutting my laptop, because those are the only notes I took.

And rounded out the group today, of course, for Tom of Final Fantasy 7, for it feels like

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