Welcome to another episode of Axelblagod, US Gamer's official RPG podcast. I'm your host, Kat Bailey, joining me as always, my lovely co-host,

Nadi Oxford. Hello, Kat. We had, we had snow today, a little bit of snow. That is the very

Canadian thing to say to me. I saw that you have flurries, which for the non-initiated means you

had little bits of snow, just little bits, put in the ground.

Yeah, Katie asked me, what's Flurries?

I'm like, how do you not know what Flurries is, I guess?

She grew up in California, I mean.

Oh, my goodness gracious.

I remember Flurries very well from what I was growing up.

But, yeah, so we got a lot to discuss in this episode.

We're going to talk about the departure of Hajime Tabata from Square Enix.

We were going to investigate the very strange appeal of Gino from Super Mario RPG,

and we are going to fondly remember Fire Emblem for the Game Boy

Advance because it is the 15th, last weekend was the 15th anniversary of its official release

in North America. The moment when all of the wifus came to America.

In a huge surge.

Yeah, just all at once, the door fell down and here came all of the wifus.

Come on in, ladies.

Acts of blood of God, of course, can be found in iTunes, Stitcher, wherever podcasts are sold. If you have feedback, make sure to send me a line.

I'm on Twitter at the underscore catbot Nadia's at Nadia Oxford, and you can reach me

over email at cat.daubbailey at usgamer.net. Okay, first things first. Let's talk about the big news of the week, the shocking resignation of Hajima Tabada,

director of Final Fantasy 15, as well as the cancellation of three episodes of DLC for Final Fantasy 15.

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