NXpress Nintendo Podcast
NXpress Nintendo Podcast 101: Super NES Classic Edition and our Hall of Fame Show
This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Tim, Rick, and Patrick discuss the announcement of the Super NES Classic. There’s been plenty of talk over the past 24 hours about the Super NES Classic Edition, some of it met with excitement and optimism and some of it met with frustration. There is a lot to love about the adorable pint-sized machine, but there are also a lot of ways in which Nintendo can improve their business model when re-selling old games and new hardware. The crew breaks down everything good, bad and downright frustrating with the announcement. Ending the show is the fourth edition of our Hall of Fame series. Goomba Stomp’s Hall of Fame is reserved for only those Nintendo titles that can be called absolute classics. Chosen by the crew of the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, our picks reflect what we’ve discussed on the podcast over the past six months. All this and more.
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Goomba Stomp’s Hall of Fame is reserved for only those Nintendo titles that can be called absolute classics. Chosen by the crew of the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, these bite-sized capsule reviews reflect what we’ve discussed on the podcast over the past six months. Look for more entries every 25 episodes we record.
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00:00: Intro
1:00: Main Event: Massive E3 2017 review and the future of E3.
63:00: A Tribe Called Red – “Black Bear”
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