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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 682 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureTechnologyVideo Games |
In this episode of Nintendo Voice Chat, the crew debates whether Mario could take a few cues from Astro Bot to stay ahead in 3D platforming. Jada and Logan, who’ve both Platinumed Astro Bot, discuss how the next Mario game could evolve. Plus, Logan s... more
In this episode of Nintendo Voice Chat, the crew dives into their hands-on impressions of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, with Brian and Logan sharing their experiences after playing over an hour of the game. From new puzzle mechanics to Zelda's Swordfighte... more
In this episode of Nintendo Voice Chat, the crew dives deep into reactions from two major Nintendo Directs. From the standout indie titles like Pizza Tower and Plucky Squire to big reveals in the Partner Direct, including Yakuza Kiwami and Suikoden 1... more
It's another quiet week here at the Nintendo Voice Chat world headquarters. Nintendo did show off its new museum in a Direct, and it was as charming and interesting as you'd expect. Gamescom is also happening this week and there's actually nothing Ni... more
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If only they would say the games that they are talking about more often. For some reason, Video Game journalists and podcasts have a tendency to say the name of a game once then never saying it again even when they continue to talk about it. Just would make it easier to learn what you are talking about because most of us are listening to this while doing other things.
This is a good show and I like most of the rotating panel. However Seth Macy is the worst. He is the most self absorbed, egotistical and annoying person on any podcast. When he hosts, it might as well be called Seth Macy Chat. He brags and humble brags about things no one cares about, even the panel of guests. To the point where it seems the panel is becoming uncomfortable about how much he’s talking about himself and/or things having nothing to do with Nintendo. And he regularly says he doesn’t... more
Jada is good at video games. It’s important that you know this. In fact, you’ll be told repeatedly. Week in. Week out. Aside from this, the podcast is great. Hosts are fun and knowledgeable and it’s always a fun listen
I came late to the switch, around tears of the kingdom. I had fallen off of video games in general recently but Nintendo around the Wii era. The switch has definitely got me back into gaming. This show has helped me find new games to play without wasting wasting money on duds and connect with the switch in a really enjoyable way. I went back and listened to every episode from the beginning of the switch era and look forward every week to new episodes. The hosts and panel members are knowledgeabl... more
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