Pete's Trilobyte messed up, so if you downloaded the Trilobyte for 2-13-2009 and heard Al's voice again instead of Pete's, go into your ZunePodcasts directory and delete the episode manually. Then you should be able to re-download the proper MP3. I'm not sure if the same method works for iTunes, but it should.

I'm starting to get DQIV fatigue. I mention as much on my Trilobyte and on the upcoming full episode of the podcast, but I'm a little sad that this is happening. It means that I'm losing my appreciation for old-school stuff. Then again, it does speak to a question that supersonic97 posed to us with regards to something being "nostalgic" versus just plain old. Or at least, that's what we interpreted from his question.

Update with the Dissidia Potion contest: we're setting a hard deadline for the end of February, which happens to fall on a Saturday. Regardless of whether or not we podcast, we're just going to set it there and then read your entries, individually if we have to, then conference via email or the cast. So again: If you want to win a Final Fantasy Dissidia Potion, write in a short story or essay -- max 500 words -- about the Dissidia Potion. It can be a story revolving around the potion, or it can cast the potion as a character in and of itself, or whatever -- but it has to be about, in some way, shape or form, the Dissidia Potion.

I'm guessing soon I'll be having another Win My Game contest, too. Look out for that.