RPG Cast

Suikoden makes a return, Demon's Souls isn't going away, and Dark Souls begin their torment. Then the Diablo III beta starts and Chris goes and cries in a corner 'cause he can't get into it or the special pre-Blizzcon sale. The post RPGCast – Episode 194: “Mega Bloks of Awesome” appeared first on RPGamer .

We settle the question of which Final Fantasy deserves an HD remake the most. Alex gives us his impressions of the highly anticipated Xenoblade: Chronicles. Then Minecraft punishes Roy for daring to support its development. The post RPGCast – Episode 193: “Ride Zee 1080p Shoopuf?” appeared first on RPGamer .

The RPGCast tries to help Chris deal with his anti-zombie complex. Square Enix tries its best to make Dragon Quest irrelevant in the west. Nintendo comes up with a new way to undermine 3DS sales. It's all good news this week. The post RPGCast – Episode 192: “There’s a Zombie in My RPG” appeared first on RPGamer .

This week Professor Layton decided to break out his top hat to visit our shores once again. But he'll have to compete for our interest with some very odd Persona announcements and a golden Wii-mote. The post RPGCast – Episode 191: “Harry Hatsenfeld” appeared first on RPGamer .

RPGCast records on site at PAX this year at the PAXtralife fundraising party. From the newly announced Penny Arcade Adventures installment to the unexpectedly good Path of Exile, this PAX is shaping up to be full of surprises. The post RPGCast – Episode 190: “PAX Late Night” appeared first on RPGamer .

EVE Online proves that people are willing to trust too much. EA proves that too many people try to log on to MMOs at launch. But best of all, Blizzard proves that if we just take a couple weeks and chill out, Diablo 3 becomes interesting again! The post RPGCast – Episode 189: “Quintessential German Cold” appeared first on RPGamer .

Bethesda tries to tempt people with a paper map and plastic dragon. In the meantime, Blizzard tries to appease very angry Diablo fans by pointing out it raised $1.9 million for charity with a virtual pet. Sitting back and laughing, however, are the PC players waiting to have tons of fun with Bastion and Torchlight II. The post RPGCast – Episode 188: “That’s Some Shoddy Journalism...

Chris models perfect behavior on the RPG Cast this week. Level-5 officially unveils its US studio. Finally, Nintendo unveils its unexpected 3DS price cut and its plan to mollify people upset at paying full price. The post RPGCast – Episode 187: “Do As I Say, Not As I Do” appeared first on RPGamer .

Zelda is finally getting her music played in a fancy LA concert hall. The UK is finally getting Trails in the Sky. And Mega Man Legends 3 fans are getting what they deserve...at least according to Capcom. The post RPGCast – Episode 186: “Chomping at the Eyeco” appeared first on RPGamer .

Whether it be April Fools jokes come to life or ancient Japanese history, the RPG Cast will cover it for you. We can also guarantee you won't hear this much discussion of internal Square Enix development speculation anywhere else. The post RPGCast – Episode 185: “Selfish Sword” appeared first on RPGamer .

We try to figure out what the heck it is that Nintendo should do with those pesky JRPGs. Nintendo tries to figure out what to do with those pesky mobile phones. Namco Bandai tries to figure out what to do with those pesky Witcher guys. Rosestorm plays more Dragon Age. The post RPGCast – Episode 184: “Happy Freaking Birthday” appeared first on RPGamer .

The Supreme Court has made its ruling and we've got one heck of a wrap up of the decision. Also this week marks the return of news in our post-E3 world. Finally, we have no less than two contests for you to sign up for! The post RPGCast – Episode 183: “Shiva’s Identity Crisis” appeared first on RPGamer .

It's summertime and there's no news, but the fans are stepping up with a great campaign to get Xenoblade and The Last Story released in the US. Find out more about this campaign as well as Cthulhu Saves the World's release date and our impressions of the new 3D Zelda on this week's show. The post RPGCast – Episode 182: “Petition Perdition” appeared first on RPGamer .

A new franchising opportunity awaits you in fat, wet, overcast Michigan. But if you're not the enterprising sort, we've got all the big stories for you this week. Which is to say, we have a story about the Pokémon card game being unbanned in a school. The post RPGCast – Episode 181: “Lusi’s Freshwater Sushi” appeared first on RPGamer .

RPGamer is back from E3 2011 and ready to share what we saw with you. We go through all the RPGs at the show as well as Sony and Nintendo's new consoles. It's the show of the action RPG. The post RPGCast – Episode 180: “E3 2011” appeared first on RPGamer .

RPGCast lets you transfer all the creamy goodness of RPGamer.com right into your portable MP3 player. We call this technology "transfarpg". Also, you are immortal. The post RPGCast – Episode 179: “Transfarring” appeared first on RPGamer .

The Legendary Zoltan gives us another lesson today. Then we examine the merits of premium addons to subscription services. Finally, Square Enix tempts us with iOS game release windows and a chest of goodies that RPGamer's resident dragon will surely want to horde. The post RPGCast – Episode 178: “Dropping a Deus” appeared first on RPGamer .

Diablo 3 may be hitting beta this year, WoW may be changing to mini-expansions, and PSN may come up this month. We've got more coverage than just things that always get delayed, though. For example, a new game about the racial tensions between Orcs and Humans. The post RPGCast – Episode 177: “Stop That Cat” appeared first on RPGamer .

Too Human is back from the dead but PSN hasn't managed to pull that off yet. The Wii successor may be setting itself up for storage related fail, and Bioware is delaying two games into 2012. In the end, at least Play for Japan did well. The post RPGCast – Episode 176: “Ablumination” appeared first on RPGamer .

PSN is still down and Chris has to turn to old games he had long left behind for solace. But lo, there is hope in the form of Shawn "Lusipurr" Cooper, who returns to bring light and cheer to these dark times. Anyone up for buying a new Sony tablet? The post RPGCast – Episode 175: “Mile-Stones on Dover Road!” appeared first on RPGamer .

What appeals more to you, an alpaca or an action figure? Perhaps you've been waiting to play a strategy RPG version of your favorite MMO? Ah, I know. You've been so excited about the upcoming Colosto-Wii that you've been looking for some concept art for it. Well we have you covered. The post RPGCast – Episode 174: “Action Jensen Saves the Preorder” appeared first on RPGamer .

RPGamer begins plans to launch its dream RPG console. Listen for details on you can help out. Also we've got the latest on Capcom's new Dragon themed game, Disgaea 4 pre-order bonsues, and Pokémon's new Global Link site. The post RPGCast – Episode 173: “Colosto-Wii” appeared first on RPGamer .

We learn about Taco Bell meat, Fezzes, and how to solve problems. As part of that, RPGamer gives the definitive solution for tablet gaming. Then, it gets real as Sony talks about babysitting and Gamestop buys Impulse. The post RPGCast – Episode 172: “Fezzes are Cool” appeared first on RPGamer .

It's a very special RPGCast today. First off, we've got a report from the latest Insomniac community day. Manny helps us decipher In-n-Out's secret menu. Finally, Anna teaches us about a charity Pokémon Patchwork Gym effort to raise money for Japan. The post RPGCast – Episode 171: “We Don’t Cover RPGs” appeared first on RPGamer .

Diablo with body parts, iOS ports of bad games, and cool video game auctions make up the brunt of today's show. Random Encounters is back too, rounding out the week's festivities. The post RPGCast – Episode 170: “Smugleafs in the Library” appeared first on RPGamer .