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

Hello, Kat. Welcome from Telephone Land. We had to set this up a little strangely. We're

recording separately, but my internet's been a little weird, so I'm also talking into my phone

at the moment, so I'm holding my phone next to my head while also talking into my microphone.

It's a little exhausting. That sounds

quite exhausting, but it reminds me of the way I recorded some interviews in the past. Like,

I think I didn't interview like that with the team from Mono This Soft and, uh, it was weird, but it got

the job done. Speaking of exhausting, we're going to be reviewing Paper Mario the Organic King today.

He just, just left right into that, didn't you, Kat?

Do you like that segue right there?

Because, man, this discourse around Paper Mario the Origami King sure has left me feeling

exhausted.

Yeah, as if we weren't all exhausted enough already.

Let's add discourse on top of that.

Let's do it.

Yeah, and that's on top of

the Ghost of Tsushima discourse, which I'm sure will be not toxic at all. I've been kind of ignoring

that, and I feel like that's the best move. Is there a single game outside of Animal Crossing

that hasn't been toxic yet? I think, no, no, not really. It's all pretty much all toxic, right?

It's all a toxic waste dump.

Do not wade.

I mean, 2020 has been a big old toxic waste dump in general, right?

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