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NXpress Nintendo Podcast #22: ‘Runbow’ and a Look back at ‘Super Mario Galaxy’
This week, we continue our Super Mario marathon and finally get around to discussing the third 3D original platformer in the series after Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine. The iconic mascot’s long resume features some of the greatest platformers to ever grace any home console and on this episode, we are reviewing Super Mario Galaxy, created by Nintendo’s EAD Tokyo studio, whose first project was DK Jungle Beat, a disappointing flop for Nintendo. We also take some time to discuss the Mega Man movie as well as Runbow, the debut title from Toronto-based developer 13AM Games. And be sure to like our new Facebook page!
Episode Playlist:
00:00: Runbow Theme Song
00:30: Intro
01:00: Nintendosage: Mega Man movie talk plus Pikmin 415:00: Super Mario Galaxy TV Spot
16:00: The Main Event: Super Mario Galaxy review46:00: Runbow commercial
47:00: Post Game Content: Runbow review
60:00: Super Mario Galaxy MegaLegs Theme Song
61:00: Outro
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