NXpress Nintendo Podcast
NXpress Nintendo Podcast 126: The Nintendo Switch, One Year Later + Hall of Fame Part 4
This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, we look back at one year of the Nintendo Switch. In addition, we also enter six more games into our Hall of Fame and set aside some time to briefly discuss Night in the Woods, the colorful and interactive 2D indie hit by Infinite Fall, a 3 person development team – as well as Layers of Fear, the short but beloved first-person horror game that found an interesting twist in the world of classical painting. All this and more.
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Playlist
Intro
Nintendosage: Mini Review of Layers of Fear and Night In the Woods
Alec Holowka – “Night In the Woods Theme Song”
Main Event: Looking back at one year of the Nintendo Switch
“Korobeiniki” – The Tetris Theme Song
Bonus Content: Hall of Fame Part 4
Koji Kondo – “Duck Hunt Theme Song”
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