Nintendo Voice Chat: Big in Japan

Nintendo Voice Chat

IGN & Geek Media

Leisure, Video Games, Technology

4.6 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2015

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

IGN's Nintendo podcast has a special episode coming to you from Japan, and its featuring an all-star lineup. Host Jose Otero is joined by the cast of 8-4 Play (Mark MacDonald, John Riccardi, and JJ Epperson) to talk about Fire Emblem Fates, Yoshi's Woolly World, and some of the history behind their localization company. Then, after the break, we are joined by special guest Kikai, the #1 collector of Super Mario merchandise on the planet according to the Guiness book of World Records. With a little translation help from our good friend Kyle Mclain, we talk to Kikai about his hobby and hear some stories behind his favorite items. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Transcript

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0:00.0	Nintendo!
0:31.0	Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chef for the week of July 23rd, 2015.
0:35.0	I am your host Jose Eltero and this is IGN's Nintendo podcast.
0:39.0	What a very special episode from the far east over here at 8 4 Towers.
0:44.0	8 4 is a localization company.
0:46.0	And joining me on the podcast is John Ricardi.
0:48.0	Hello.
0:50.0	Mark McDonald, returning guest.
0:52.0	This is the sound of my voice.
0:54.0	And JJ Ferson.
0:55.0	Hi guys, how's it going?
0:57.5	Los dalos usen estas Zahlen
0:59.9	You have been on the show.
1:08.0	Es un chobo de
1:18.8	Jáb�
1:20.4	In progress
1:22.0	L've
1:22.4	Capacito
1:23.7	So, Literally,
1:26.1	es la canción que pasa,
1:27.9	me chrono todo,
1:29.2	como tiene uno en dos chicas dynamic de la violğa silly,
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