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Fantasy Month returns to Continue? with a hungry dungeon party

Paul Ritchey, Nick Murphy and Josh Henderson assemble their champions in Sega Saturn's Dungeon Master Nexus.

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Dungeon Master Nexus (SAT) - Continue?

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0:54Paul announces Fantasy Month and introduces Dungeon Master Nexus on Sega Saturn.
6:15The hosts explore the Hall of Champions and assemble Darou, Sedie, Gando and Wuuf.
9:36Apples and bread introduce the mechanics of feeding party members.
11:03The group finds the rebirth altar and tries to decode instructions about magic runes.
13:24A plant monster prompts experiments with attack controls and weapon equipment.
16:17The search for an emerald key takes Paul through corridors and into a pit trap.

Getting a party together is only the beginning. In Continue?'s Fantasy Month opener, Paul Ritchey has to learn how to feed his newly resurrected adventurers before the group can get much dungeon crawling done.

"Dungeon Master Nexus (SAT) - Continue?" was the most-watched of the week's three uploads, reaching about 8,600 views. Paul takes the controls while Nick Murphy and Josh Henderson provide company and commentary. The Hall of Champions supplies Darou, Sedie, Gando and Wuuf; apples and bread supply a practical lesson in keeping them going. Then come magic inscriptions, a plant monster and a search for keys interrupted by a pit trap.

The slow arrival of action becomes part of the joke. "My favorite part of Fantasy Month is where we all fantasize about some action that's going to happen," Nick says. Viewers have their own seasonal rituals: one misses Paul's customary point at the camera, while another proposes a roommate sitcom for Daroou and Wuuf the Party Wolf.

A separate Darouu clip extends the dungeon outing, while an arcade excerpt from Ninja Baseball Bat Man supplies the other new upload. That arcade clip is currently attracting views fastest among the channel's active videos, though the full dungeon episode has the largest total of the week's releases.

Subscribers stayed unchanged, and today's viewing is well below the channel's usual daily level. It was also a modest viewing week beside nearby gaming-commentary channels, with Slope's Game Room and ThatGuyGlen both adding subscribers. For Continue?, the week's distinctive attraction is the familiar Fantasy Month business of making a party, puzzling over controls and finding comedy before the next monster arrives.

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What viewers say

I get sad when Paul doesn't point at the camera and say "That's fantasy month" after the fantasy month scream. You owe us an extra next week.
@sadmeat8937See it on YouTube
I need a spinoff sitcom with Daroou and Wuff the Party Wolf as roommates.
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Been waiting all fantasy year for this
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Happy 16th Fantasy Month!
@starlightmidorishmdSee it on YouTube
PARTY WOLF!
@Mac-v7iSee it on YouTube
A Raroo named Daroou is prophetic of this Fantasy Month
@pieisgood13See it on YouTube
It's pretty hard watching a game that would work well on a pc with a keyboard and mouse be set up to play on a game console with no analogue controls. Though watching Paul play this I can see he's never played a dungeon crawler like Eye of the Beholder because he keeps trying to do melee with his back line characters.
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