Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. This week I dive into one of my favorite
franchises: Kingdom Hearts. Specifically, the first handheld iteration,
Chain of Memories. Not only was this one of the more unique adaptations
of the franchise, it is also easily one of the most overlooked Game Boy
Advanced gems.
Thanks to Konrad "FeniX" Gadzina and Cleyton R. Xavier for the music in this episode and Kenney for the minimal artwork for the logos. Head over to their links to check out more of their great work.
Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. This week I want to introduce you to Golden Sun, the JRPG that lies somewhere between the easiness of Pokemon and the complexity and singular character focus of Final Fantasy. Seeing as the game has recently released onto the Wii U eShop, I think it's time to listen to why Golden Sun is such a sleeper JRPG that fans of the franchise should definitely pick up.
Thanks to Konrad "FeniX" Gadzina and Cleyton R. Xavier for the music in this episode and Kenney for the minimal artwork for the logos. Head over to their links to check out more of their great work.
Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. This week I talk about my top pick for the best game in the Legend of Zelda franchise: Minish Cap. Often overlooked, Minish Cap takes link to places he's never been before, such as the table top of a cobblers shop or the bottom of a tree stump. Exciting! If you are still reading this and interested in why this bite-sized iteration of the franchise is so great, listen up and enjoy.
Thanks to Konrad "FeniX" Gadzina and Cleyton R. Xavier for the music in this episode and Kenney for the minimal artwork for the logos. Head over to their links to check out more of their great work.
