Nintendo Voice Chat 376: Of Completionists and Nintendo Switch Indie Royalty

Nintendo Voice Chat

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Leisure, Technology, Video Games

4.6 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2017

⏱️ 77 minutes

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That One Video Gamer, Jirard Khalil, joins our weekly Nintendo show this week to talk about the trials and tribulations (and rewards) of being a Nintendo YouTuber. Plus, new Switch impressions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode of Nintendo Voice Chat is brought to you by Gamefly.
0:03.4	Welcome!
0:06.4	Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat Episode 376, as always, a wonderful show and a wonderful panel,
0:14.1	and I'll tell you what the topics are for today.
0:16.1	We're going to talk about the new indie royalty.
0:18.2	We've got three really big indie games coming to the Nintendo Switch and that.
0:22.2	Stardew Valley, Axum Verge, and Oxen Frey.
0:25.0	We'll be talking about that.
0:26.5	And we will have a special guest on the show today.
0:29.6	It's actually a none other than Gerard Khalil.
0:32.7	Gerard, who the hell are you?
0:34.6	Hi.
0:35.6	Hey everyone, my name is Gerard Khalil.
0:37.6	Oh, hello.
0:38.6	That's me, yeah.
0:39.6	I'm on YouTube as that one video gamer for my show The Completionist.
0:43.2	And every week it's Man vs. Game.
0:45.3	I've got seven days to fully complete a game and I've been doing it for about six years.
0:50.1	So, been a lot of fun?
0:51.4	I really only know you as the completionist.
0:53.7	There's another completionist on YouTube as well, right?
0:56.1	But you're that one gamer.
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