Grand Kingdom & Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE | 06/24/2016

Axe of the Blood God: An RPG Podcast

Kat Bailey

Leisure, Video Games, Technology

4.6 • 674 Ratings

🗓️ 24 June 2016

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

With E3 2016 now behind them, Kat and Nadia talk about why RPGs struggle to demo well at big events before jumping into a discussion of Grand Kingdom - the new tactics RPG from NISA. Then, in the second segment, Mike joins the crew to extol the virtues of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The Axe of the Blood God.
0:02.9	Welcome to another episode of Acts of the Blood God,
0:18.3	US Gamer's official RPG podcast.
0:21.0	I'm your host, Kat Bailey, with me.
0:22.8	Today is my co-host, Nadia Oxford.
0:25.6	We're back from E3.
0:26.8	We're fresh.
0:27.9	Hopefully our audio is actually balanced this time.
0:32.0	I apologize for the quality of last week's episode.
0:36.5	Turns out I don't really know how to use microphones.
0:39.1	I've only been doing this for God knows how long, but I think things will be a little bit
0:44.3	better this week.
0:45.5	But yes, trust me, I heard your comments on Twitter.
0:49.5	You can stop sending them now.
0:50.9	Oh, dear.
0:52.1	Yep.
0:52.4	But we are here now. We're back in our office, fully recuperated.
0:58.5	We're not going to like dive too deeply into E3 because God knows we did that last week on the previous
1:04.7	show. We did that on from us to you, which you can find over on YouTube and over on iTunes and all of those places,
1:12.8	hint, hint.
1:13.3	What we will talk about is we're going to be talking about Grand Kingdom, which is now out,
1:21.0	I think.
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