Nintendo Voice Chat: The Great Graphics Debate

Nintendo Voice Chat

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Technology, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2012

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Rich and Audrey discuss the importance (irrelevance?) of graphical power, Iwata's Wii U/3DS XL comments, Smash Bros. and more.

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0:00.0	Welcome Koopalings to another fun-filled edition of Nintendo Voice Chat!
0:23.7	We've got a small crowd here today.
0:30.7	All of us, I'm Audrey Drake, your humble host, and that dude, the other dude in the
0:37.9	room is Rich George.
0:39.9	Say hi Rich.
0:40.9	Yeah, basically with Comic Con going on, people are just kind of running around a little
0:44.2	bit.
0:45.2	It's kind of hard to get people together.
0:47.0	Down on Manpower, because people are down at Comic Con, which are shifts things around,
0:50.4	and people here get busy doing the stuff that other people were going to be doing if
0:53.3	they were here, yadda yadda yadda.
0:55.3	And I've been busy working on a certain review that is going up next week.
0:59.8	I mean, you can say it because they'll see it after you announce it, so it's fine.
1:03.7	Yeah, exactly.
1:04.7	What is in the March 3D Dream Drop Distance?
1:06.7	Oh my gosh.
1:07.7	Our big review of ZOMG, it's going up Tuesday at 1 p.m. now, Pacific time, so keep an eye
1:12.7	out for that.
1:13.7	It comes out in like the 25th or 26th in Europe, and then it comes out here in the States
1:18.5	on the 31st, so get a bit of time there to kind of ponder if you want to adventure with
1:25.4	Donald and Mickey, I guess, right?
1:27.1	Exactly.
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