Nintendo Week

The news topics this week are as varied as ever, as we talk a ton of news from Metroid Prime: Federation Force, as well as Zelda U, Star Fox, Amiibo, Hyrule Warriors Legends, Mother 3, and Nintendo's comments about Wii U in preparation for the next generation, and reflection on the last. After the break, it's the show's very first Mystery House segment. This week's break music is provided by YouTube's talented Michelle Heafy.

Tonight the crew talks about the physical show floor and some of the ideas behind Nintendo's games.

The Nintendo Week crew is joined by friend of the show Tony Marino to talk about Nintendo's presence at E3 2015.

We break down the whole past week of Nintendo news, as always, including interviews from the producer of Splatoon, an interview with Reggie Fils-Aime, and news about Super Smash Bros DLC and Nintendo's recently-discovered plans for Amiibo. After the break, the crew discusses their predictions from Nintendo's presence at E3.  |  This week's break music is a SNES-style version of Splatoon's main theme, by "nelward" on SoundCloud. The outro music is a big band performance of several themes from the Super Smash Bros. series.

Colin, Ben, and Alex tackle this week's Nintendo Direct Micro, breaking down everything we could possibly learn from it and from its Japanese counterpart. Then we dive into this week's Nintendo news, including rumors that NX will run on an Android OS, more horror stories about the latest wave of Amiibo, and recent news that Mega Man might be making a triumphant return. This week's outro music is a jazz cover of K.K. Cruisin', by Insaneintherainmusic.

This week, Ash Paulsen of GameXplain joins Colin, Ben, and Alex to talk about Smash Bros. rumors, Splatoon's release, Fire Emblem If, Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon, and, as always, plenty more. After the break, we talk about just how ripe the Mega Man series is for a revival... and why it makes perfect sense for Nintendo to lead the charge. This week's break music is by JMANTAM on SoundCloud, and the outro music is by YouTube's DaveYard Shift.

Join Colin, Ben, and Alex as we discuss tons of news from all over the Nintendosphere, including new info on the NX, Nintendo's mobile plans, and other business strategies, as well as a bunch of info about some of their games! After the break, we reveal our darkest secrets: the best Nintendo games we've never played. And of course, we shame the bejesus out of each other for our dreadful gaps in those gaming experiences.This week's break music is "Drowning Blue," by Ben Briggs.

Nintendo has made huge announcements about their IP—could a new strain of Nintendomania break the public out in a frenzy like it did in the eighties? This week's break music by ClefferNotes and our very own Colin

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This week's Nintendo news is headlines by the full reveal of Yooka-Laylee, the spiritual sequel to Banjo-Kazooie. After the break, the Nintendo Week crew talks about our favorite Nintendo characters. Spoiler alert: Waluigi crossed our lists out and wrote his name at the top of them all.

The Nintendo Week crew talks about DLC in most of Nintendo's major games of the next few months, and why Nintendo is making serious advertising mistakes. After the main episode, there's a nice little bonus for all you wonderful subscribers.

This week, join our brave heroes as they discuss more Nintendo news, and why Nintendo should buy Capcom for the next generation.

There wasn't much Nintendo news for us to discuss this week, but here's a glimpse at what's in store for next week's episode!

This week, the Nintendo crew takes on Amiibo's insane fourth wave of figures, and then we switch gears to talk about DLC for Super Smash Bros. And of course, as always, a heaping helping of news.

This was a huge week for Nintendo. Iwata addressed the rumors of a Zelda Netflix series, Zelda U was delayed to 2016, and a Nintendo Direct announced a ton of big plans for Super Smash Bros. and more!This week's music comes from Pokémon Reorchestrated and Dr. Pez