NXpress Nintendo Podcast
NXpress Nintendo Podcast 309: November 2022 Indie World Spectacular!
Take a nap on a capybara or save the world through the power of sports–who could ask for more?
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Cameron Daxon, Marc Kaliroff, and Campbell Gill celebrate a beloved holiday tradition: a discussion of the end-of-year Indie World Showcase. This year coming a bit ahead of schedule in November, the November 2022 Indie World Showcase was positively brimming with exciting indie announcements for Switch. Maybe there wasn’t a Hollow Knight Silksong, but there was still plenty to look forward to.
Sleeping on a capybara in Aka, working to restore the world’s work-death balance in Have a Nice Death, and save the world through the power of sports in Sports Story–these are just a few of the many exciting titles shown off in this month’s Indie World. The gang run through every reveal of the show and share their thoughts and reactions in this in-depth discussion!
Following all the news, the gang then delves into two rounds of impressions and reviews: first up is Lonesome Village, an Animal Crossing-like that doesn’t quite hit the mark, followed by A Little the Left, a clever (if slightly infuriating) new puzzle title. All this and more in the gang’s wide-ranging conversation!
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Playlist:
LFXIV – NXpress Intro
0:39 – Main Event: Indie World November 2022 Discussion
“Town of Luncheon” – Chicory: A Colorful Tale
45:10 – Spotlight: Lonesome Village Review and a Little to the Left Impressions
“Fisherman’s Tune” – Toem
Pokémon Announces New Movie With a New Hero and Mimikyu
Can You Stream Kick on Xbox: Complete Guide for Xbox Users
One Piece Is Everywhere Right Now – and It’s Exposing a Problem With How Gaming Teaches Players to Gamble
Why Game Clips Stall on Instagram Reels
The Truth About Family Co-Op Games That Keep Everyone Included
Why Side Activities Make Open Worlds Feel More Alive
Struckd on Windows: Making 3D Games Without Writing a Line of Code
From Arcade Cabinets to Digital Cards: The Psychology of the Push-Your-Luck Mechanic
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