Game Boys
Game Boys, Ep. 94: Secret of Bananas
We all have secrets we’re not proud of: bad habits, embarrassing pasts, and games we really should’ve played, especially if we’re gonna host a co-op podcast, but never have.
We all have secrets we’re not proud of: bad habits, embarrassing pasts, and games we really should’ve played, especially if we’re gonna host a co-op podcast, but never have. For the Game Boys that game is Secret of Mana, the SNES co-op, rpg classic that helped shape the genre…that is, until now. Not that it didn’t shape the genre, but that we hadn’t played it until now. You got what I meant. This week’s episode is dedicated to the Squaresoft (who?) classic. Listen in as the Game Boys discuss the game, how it holds up, whether it was worth the hype, and the game’s longstanding influence. And don’t forget to share this with a friend like you would a secret!
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