
The Pure Nintendo Podcast brings you news, reviews, and stories from the world of Nintendo! New episodes every Monday!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

This week, Jemma and Trev dive into the second Nintendo Direct of last week. That's two Directs in a row! We go through our highlights, such as Final Fantasty, Pikmin 4, Star Fox, Professor Layton, Metroid Ravenous, and the new Kirby outing, Kirby an... more
On this bonus mid-week episode, Jemma, Trev, and Kirk dissect the Zelda Direct that celebrated the 40th anniversary of the series. We go through the music, the reveals, and everything to do with Ocarina of Time. Spoiler alert: it looks great. We hope... more
This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, we're very excited. Nintendo is bringing us not one, but two Directs this coming week. What can we expect? Meanwhile, Nintendo also provided free Switch 2 upgrades for a pair of excellent Switch games, plus Fin... more
This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, we go through our highlights from this year's Gamescom event in Germany. We chat about Final Fantasy, Witcher 3, Stage Tour, Mega Man, LEGO Skylines, Hitman, 007, and much more! What were your highlights? Plus,... more
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I don’t understand all the bad reviews this show is amazing!🤯
I appreciate two hosts. They report and discuss in a mature manner that is different than what is meta in 2025. It’s more catered to a mature crowd. One of the hosts is a bit of a Debbie Downer though. They sound depressed and are always making it clear how “poor” they are. It’s kind of annoying. Overall a decent podcast that is produced nicely.
I really wanted to like this podcast, but after hours of trying, no go.
First, the theme song does not at all fit the topic of the podcast. Heavy metal for Nintendo?
The hosts try hard, but one is hard to hear and the other two are just bland. One man’s voice is so deep that it almost hurts my own throat.
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A lively, Nintendo-focused chat show that covers news, releases, and culture around the Nintendo ecosystem. Episodes center on Direct reveals, hardware updates (notably new Switch generations), remasters and ports, and a steady stream of personal anecdotes about collecting, nostalgia, and ongoing game impressions. The trio commonly analyzes platform strategy, pricing, and accessibility, while weighing how announcements translate into real-world play for fans, collectors, and families. Noteworthy are the frequent cross-talk, approachable banter, and strong emphasis on staying current with hardware revisions and upcoming titles across generations, which makes it appealing for listeners who want both informed analysis and enthusiastic fan pers... more
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