Is it the end of the podcast? No, just the end of a long story-line in Final Fantasy XIV that was set up several expansions ago. Grab your Sages, sharpen your scythes, and get ready for the best MMO expansion ever (supposedly) on this week’s RPG Backtrack.
After running an open beta, Square Enix revealed the full release date for Final Fantasy XIV’s Xbox Series X|S version. RPGamers on the system will be able to dive fully into Eorzea in a couple of weeks.
Sam wants two things, coke and nuggs. Robert hails the hypnobooty. Ryan has to go recruit more Ryans. And Chris commissions a new Sesame Street horror adventure. Guard your eyes.
A special TGS Letter from the Producer confirmed that Final Fantasy XIV’s Patch 6.5 is launching next week. Square Enix also released the update’s trailer.
We have come to the end of everyone’s favorite monthly gameathon, #JRPGJuly. Let’s see how folks finished out the month and if they were successful in completing their game of choice.
RPGamer’s Sarah McGarr gave her report after the first day of the Final Fantasy Fan Fest wrapped up. She saw a lot, experienced a lot, and participated a lot, while Soken played a Otamatone.
During Final Fantasy XIV’s Las Vegas Fan Fest, Square Enix held a new Letter from the Producer Live presentation. Naoki Yoshida revealed the planned release windows and content coming with the game’s next major updates.
Square Enix held a new Letter from the Producer Live for Final Fantasy XIV. It revealed a launch date and new media for the upcoming Patch 6.4, The Dark Throne.
Chris is a bojo cause he forgot the boards don’t work on water unless you’ve got POWER. Kelley is entertained by legally distinct Michael Jackson. And Robert can’t stop talking about the HD Spit Shine.
Square Enix’s latest Final Fantasy XIV Letter from the Producer provided details on the next major update for the game. Patch 6.4, The Dark Throne, will release in late May.
Square Enix held its second Letter from the Producer focusing on Final Fantasy XIV’s Patch 6.3 update. The presentation includes the reveal of its release date, trailer, and more.
Square Enix’s latest Letter from the Producer presentation for Final Fantasy XIV provided early details on its upcoming Patch 6.3 update. Gods Revel, Lands Tremble will launch in early January.
Square Enix held another Final Fantasy XIV Letter from the Producer presentation. It includes the reveal of the trailer and release for Patch 6.2, Buried Memory, plus a look at the new content it contains.
Square Enix held its latest Final Fantasy XIV Letter from the Producer presentation detailing the upcoming Patch 6.2 update. It include numerous new pieces of content, including new dungeons, quests, and the Island Sanctuary.
Kelley goes down the Sega Strategy Game Rabbit Hole. Chris becomes a doily shill. And Josh wants Sega to release Valkyria Chronicles as many times as it takes until people like it!
Josh has a decently sized angry cat burrito. Kelley butters the wolf in Rune Factory. Chris wonders if people have phones. But we all agree the new trend in game graphics should be soulshading.
This week on RPG Cast, Kelley falls asleep for four years and misses the announcement of Kingdom Hearts 4. Chris is a five year old with beefy fists. Sam tells us how her video game marriage life works. And we all agree that Bidoof is our buddy.
Sonic makes Kelley violent so goes on a chili dog fueled rampage. Josh wants a break cause it’s been a slow week. Chris plays the market board stocks and loses his freedom.
Josh’s cat admits that, while he likes Josh, he is disposable. Robert works on his perfecting his boatsona cosplay. Chris orders acrylic bookends for the collector’s editions he doesn’t need. And Kelley learns that Final Fantasy XIV housing is an NFT in disguise.
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