The Thirsty Mage RPG Podcast

The pub reviews the long time coming port of Romancing SaGa 3 on the Nintendo Switch and an expert joins in to discuss the other works of Akitoshi Kawazu.

The folks at the pub discuss many of the RPGs from the past couple months you may have missed.

Sony may have discontinued the Vita but life found a way to keep the handheld device relevant.

We put our favorite 8-Bit RPGs up to modern scrutiny to determine if they are still fun today.

The pub discusses how The Witcher 3 runs on Switch and whether diplomacy is really the best policy.

October marks the release of a bunch of old CRPGs ported onto Switch, and the panel shares their opinion on whether they are worth playing. After that, they discuss some of their favourite CRPGs and debate on whether we'll ever see Final Fantasy XVI.

On the episode, we have a spoiler-free discussion about Dragon Quest XI on Switch and on the franchise at large.

Don't tell NWR management that The Thirsty Mage is again discussing a game that cannot be played on a Nintendo platform. We discuss the history of No Man's Sky and what the game looks like today.

It's been over a month since the release of Fire Emblem: Three Houses and it's been the topic of discussion at The Thirsty Mage ever since.

For most of 2019, RPGs have been plentiful and this Summer has been no exception.

Apparently we are not done talking about Final Fantasy games yet. On this episode the pub has a discussion about the Final Fantasy XII port to Switch.

Not sure there has been a better location to drink some beer on a hot summer evening than the beautifully expansive world of Skyrim.

The folks at the pub discuss all of the RPGs announced at this years E3.

The SquareEnix press conference was so insane and full of RPG goodness we couldn't wait until Thursday to record.

This week at the Mage we go back to some pub games with a good old-fashioned Jeopardy competition.

This week at the pub a simple discussion about RPGs quickly turned into a game of Marry, One Night Stand (SFW), Kill.

The discussion at The Thirsty Mage this week is all about the debut of Final Fantasy VII on a Nintendo platform. David, Casey, Jordan, and Neal discuss the quality of the port and the reasons why it's still worth playing today.

The Thirsty Mage starts off its second year the same way we launched the pod, with a deep look into a Tetsuya Takahashi game.

It's time for the Final Fantasy era on Switch, beginning with the final game of the PlayStation trilogy.

We tried really hard to make an RPG themed episode of Jeopardy but things went south after David volunteered to create the questions.

We are back to another long and exciting breakdown of one of our all-time favourite RPGs.

On this week's podcast we discuss a couple of new Switch games as well as some old DLC.

It's the end of the year and feels like a great time to reflect on what we've seen in the past 20 months on Switch. After that we discuss what we can expect to see on Switch going forward.

Faithful modernization of an old classic or awkward fusion of classic Pokemon with Go that misses the mark for both fan base?

The Pub shares their thoughts on this fantastic port.