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NXpress #34: ‘Rocket League’ and ‘Super Empire Strikes Back’ plus the Video Game Awards
It’s another jam-packed show this week! In our Nintendosage segment, we discuss the 2015 Video Game Awards, Minecraft and give you our first impressions of the JRPG Xenoblade Chronicles X developed by Monolith Soft. In our main event we review Rocket League, a physics-based vehicle soccer video game developed and published by Psyonix, that recently won Best Indie Game of the year. Closing off the show, we continue our Star Wars monthly theme and look back at Super Empire Strikes Back released for the Super NES. In between we debate the wether or not critics should rate games with a numbering system and tell you why we think Yacht Club Games is doing a better job than Nintendo in producing amiibo.
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Episode Playlist:
00:00: 2015 Video Game Awards clip
01:00: Intro
02:00: Nintendosage: Minecraft, Xenoblade Chronicles X and the Video Game Awards
38:00: Video Game Awards clip
39:00: Rocket League clip
40:00: The Main Event: Rocket League review
51:00: Shovel Knight theme song
52:00: Super Empire Strikes Back review
70:00: Super Empire Strikes Back Boss Battle Theme
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NXpress Nintendo Podcast #190: The Mount Rushmore of Nintendo
Plus, the problems with shopping at GameStop and Super Smash Bros. DLC
Who Belongs on the Mount Rushmore of Nintendo?
This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Rick, Patrick and Tim debate which characters should be included on the Mount Rushmore of Nintendo. In the main event, they discuss the problems with shopping at GameStop and why they choose to shop either online or buy digital copies of games.
Closing the show is a discussion on the DLC added to Pokemon Sword and Shield, Fire Emblem Three Houses and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Does Byleth deserve to be in Smash? Is the new Pokemon expansion pass worth your money? Should you be excited to play Three Houses yet again? For all this and more, tune in!
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Playlist
LFXIV – NXpress Intro
Nintendosage: Who belongs on the Mount Rushmore of Nintendo?
Super Mario Bros. Theme Song
Main Event: The problems with shopping at GameStop
Donkey Kong Country Theme Song
Bonus Content: Fire Emblem Three Houses, Super Smash Bros., and Pokemon DLC
Fire Emblem Three Houses Theme Song
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Happy new year! With a pretty great 12 months for Nintendo behind us, it’s time to take a look at what’s on the horizon for the Switch in 2020. Patrick and Tim hold down the fort this week, and while the upcoming release schedule is still pretty vague at this early stage, they still find more than a few titles to get excited about. From the latest Animal Crossing and ports like Xenoblade Chronicles to some intriguing indies, there’s plenty to cover on the confirmed front. But of course, there always a bit of reckless speculation to have fun with as well! Will 2020 finally be the year we see Bayonetta 3? What other surprises might Nintendo have in store for fans?
Tim and Patrick go through their personal lists, but also take time to give a little love to those other games that Switch owners might be eagerly awaiting. Before all that, however, Patrick also gives his amateur take on Pokemon Sword and Shield. For all this and more, have a listen!
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Playlist
LFXIV – NXpress Intro
Nintendosage: Catching up on Pokemon Sword and Shield
Pokemon Sword and Shield Soundtrack
Main Event: The Most Anticipated Games of 2020
Breath of the Wild 2 Trailer
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It’s that time of the year when everyone looks back at all of the great games released over the last 365 days, and the NXpress Podcast is no exception. This week finds Rick, Tim, and Patrick mulling over Goomba Stomp’s list of our Best Games of 2019, debating the merits and placing of some of the choices while generally agreeing that there was a lot to like for Switch owners this year. Along the way we suggest a few substitutions, reflect on the greatness of the Switch games that cracked the list (especially that #1), and look forward to what 2020 might bring.
Of course, before all the positivity and praise, we have a few things to say about the latest iteration of the Game Awards. While Rick enjoyed the brisk pacing, there’s a feeling that the actual awards in this ‘awards show’ might be getting a wee bit short-shrifted. Perhaps a celebration about the past year shouldn’t focus so much on teasers for the coming year? Feel free to give us your opinion on whether The Game Awards succeeds as a tribute to the industry, or seems to be tending toward being just another promotional event. For all this and more, have a listen!
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Playlist
LFXIV – NXpress Intro
Nintendosage: Game Awards 2019 Review
Game Awards 2019 clip
Main Event: The 10 Best Video Games of 2019
Fire Emblem: Three Houses soundtrack
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Matt d
December 13, 2015 at 11:33 am
@Rick
Calling out Konami was the best part of the show! Geoff Keighley keeps shit real.
Ricky D Fernandes
December 13, 2015 at 6:33 pm
I think it was just awkward because you can tell he was emotionally torn apart about it. Like it was sitting in on a couple fighting. I still think that from a professional standpoint, he could have approached it in a better way. Oh well.