Retronauts Episode 243: Final Fantasy VIII

Retronauts

Technology, Leisure, Video Games, Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2019

⏱️ 112 minutes

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Summary

Continuing our journey through the Final Fantasy series, Kat Bailey joins Jeremy Parish and Bob Mackey to talk about what makes Final Fantasy VIII such a weird and wonderful chapter in the series—just in time for the remaster! Just mind the spoilers...

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0:27.2	The world works with ServiceNow.
0:30.0	As we can return ads, whatever.
0:32.8	Everyone, welcome to another episode of Retrinots starring the Retrinots.
1:00.0	That includes myself, Jeremy Parish, and that guy over there.
1:02.8	Hey, it's Bob Mackie, and I used to work in Irvine and just like the character,
1:06.8	it's boring and stupid.
1:08.8	And also here in this episode, we have...
1:11.8	Time-traveling sorceress, Cat Bailey.
1:13.8	I knew it. That's why your name starts with a K.
1:15.8	God damn it!
1:16.8	Time compression.
1:17.8	It's evil, Cat-Compression.
1:19.8	And also Chris Kohler, whose name does not start with two Ks, just one.
1:25.4	He's not here for another Final Fantasy Deep Dive episode because he's like Final Fantasy 8.
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