NXpress Nintendo Podcast
NXpress Nintendo Podcast 113: ‘Fire Emblem Warriors’ and ‘Oxenfree’
This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Helen Jones joins us to discuss Oxenfree, single-player, point and click dialog-driven narrative game with a story that follows a group of teenagers who travel to a mysterious island for a day of tomfoolery. It’s a game that Ricky has been raving about for weeks, calling it “an astonishingly imaginative, poignant, genre-defying tale of loss, grief, guilt, revenge and time travel wrapped in a ghostly mystery that’s just as dark and disturbing as adolescence”. But before all that, Patrick and Rick deliver their first impressions of Fire Emblem Warriors, the hack-and-slash Action RPG video game developed by Omega Force and Team Ninja. All this and more!
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