Talking Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection on Axe of the Blood God

Along with fellow guest Ash Paulsen of Good Vibes Gaming, I have made my return to the Axe of the Blood God podcast to talk about — what else? — Mega Man!

Specifically, after talking about Mega Man Battle Network 2 back in December, we’re following up with a look at Mega Man Star Force. Not just one entry, but the entire dad-blamed Legacy Collection!

Ride on! Victor and Nadia are joined by special guests David Oxford and Ash Paulsen to discuss the new Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection. Is this the best Mega Man collection yet in terms of raw options? Do we recommend jumping into the Mega Man RPGs from the Star Force series? Did we mention you can probably skip Star Force 2? All that plus a very exciting surprise segment, and much more on this cosmic episode of Axe of the Blood God!

In addition, we also chat a little bit about a few other non-Mega Man-related things, such as Dissidia Duellum, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, and Xenosaga I & II for Nintendo DS!

A fun time was had by all, and I hope you’ll join us by listening to it on Spotify, Apple, or if you want to support the show and get an ad-free version, check out Axe of the Blood God on Patreon and pledge support at the $5 level. And if you’d like to get in on the post-show action that is Axe of the Blood God After Dark, then you can do so by supporting at the $25 level.

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David Oxford, or “LBD ‘Nytetrayn’,” as he is sometimes also known, is a freelance writer of many varied interests who resides in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. If you’re interested in hiring him, please drop him a line at david.oxford (at) nyteworks.net.

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