NXpress Nintendo Podcast
NXpress Nintendo Podcast #13: Brick by brick, a Celebration of Super Mario Bros.
Thirty years later after the release of Super Mario Bros., Mario remains the face of videogaming and one of the most recognizable characters in any medium. He’s appeared in two hundred games, collectively selling over two hundred million units and thanks to the heroic Italian plumber, Nintendo helped end the videogame crash of 1983. Super Mario Bros. is one of gaming’s great masterpieces, and in celebration of the 30 year anniversary, we’ve decided to look back at the original three games released for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Before we dive into the king of platformers we finish off our E3 coverage and end with a review of Don’t Starve, an indie game best described as a hybrid of action-adventure, survival, and real-time strategy with Tim Burton-esque visuals and music. All this and more!
Playlist:
00:00: Super Mario Bros. 3 commercial
00:30: Intro
01:00: Nintendosage: Final thoughts onE3 2015 13:00: Super Mario Bros. Cartoon Theme Song
15:00:Main Event:Review of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario Bros. 3
59:00: Super Mario Bros. 2 commercial
60:00: Super Mario Theme Mix
61:00:Post Game Content: Review of Don’t Starve
74:00: Don’t Starve Theme Song
75:00: Outro
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