Nintendo Voice Chat: NES Remix, San Diego Comic-Con, and Game Boy's 25 Birthday in the US

Nintendo Voice Chat

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Technology, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2014

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Brian Altano returns to Nintendo Voice Chat with some impressions of games he played at San Diego Comic-Con. Host Jose Otero, Peer Schneider, and Brian also discuss Nintendo's recent financial numbers, the overload of information about Hyrule Warriors, NES Remix 1+2's retail package, and the 25th anniversary of the Game Boy in the US. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	※Mv
0:30.0	FJN's Office in San Francisco, welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat!
0:35.7	For the week of August 1st, 2014, I'm your host, Hoseo Tero, I'm joined by
0:40.8	Parrish Nider.
0:41.6	Pop you'll come.
0:42.6	By Brian Autano.
0:43.6	Welcome!
0:44.6	And we have a great showplan for you today.
0:46.8	Hopefully, first quick note for folks.
0:48.7	July was a really good month for NBC as far as listeners, and we actually grew.
0:52.5	So thank you for your continued support of our podcasts.
0:55.2	We were costly trying some new experiments.
0:57.0	We did the Star Fox episode last week.
0:58.9	We missed a really cool show and tell episode Brian.
1:00.9	That's where the number one I wasn't.
1:01.9	Yeah, you weren't here.
1:02.9	So it's been going up.
1:03.9	No, we need Brian.
1:04.9	Brian is totally part of the package.
1:06.9	We cannot lose him.
1:07.9	You hear me?
1:08.9	Yeah, but it wasn't by choice.
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