NXpress Nintendo Podcast
NXpress Nintendo Podcast 68: Movies vs. Video Games plus 30 Years of ‘Castlevania’
This week, it’s a full house. Patrick Murphy returns to the podcast after a long hiatus and also joining us is Goomba Stomp contributors, Zack Rezak and Ade Adeoye. We start by sharing our final predictions of what the NX is, and what Nintendo might possibly name the console. In our main event, we discuss the difference between storytelling in video games and movies, and ending the episode is a look back at the original Castlevania for the Nintendo Entertainment System. All this and more.
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Playlist
00:00: Bram Stoker’s Dracula Movie Clip
01:00: Intro
02:00: Nintendosage: Our final NX predictions
28:00: The XX – “Intro”
30:00: Main Event: The craft of storytelling: Video Games vs. Movies
59:00: Castlevania / Konami commercial
60:00: Castlevania review
85:00: “Vampire Killer” – Castlevania soundtrack
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