The Oh, Oh, My. My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross. And you're listening to Watch Out

for Fireballs. It is a Games Club podcast. And this week we're talking about

illusion of Gaya or illusion of time if you're in Europe,

which is an action RPG that was developed by Quintet

and published by Nintendo for the S&ES in 1994.

Yeah, three little special things. One. for the S&ES in 1994.

Yeah, three little special things.

One, exactly to produce by Matt.

Thank you, Matt.

Two, it is our premium episode for the month.

So everyone's going to get these generalities and then patrons will get the play by play and then three this finishes out the quintet quartet

Yeah, not everybody throws Actraiser in there, but I think that's weird.

Yeah, well, they have a couple other games, but they're not really related.

Yeah, like, yeah.

It's a, it's, it is a strange studio and these are very strange games that are very beloved. Yes, and we're here on the perch. You're in the stockades saying I think they're fine and that's it.

Yep, and getting yelled at.

In this game, you play as Will, you are a child to go searching for his father who went

missing after a failed expedition to the Tower of Babel. That Tower of Babel.

That one. And the game takes place in this kind of heavily fictionalized and

fantasyized version of Earth roughly during the age of discovery. And Will's

quest takes him to these kind of rough versions of ancient wonders to collect these sacred statues.

You need six of them bad boys.

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