Nintendo Voice Chat: Underappreciated NES Games

Nintendo Voice Chat

IGN & Geek Media

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2014

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Nintendo Voice Chat Returns with a special 90-minute episode! Special Guests Sam Claiborn and Colin Moriarty join host Jose Otero and Brian Altano to talk about some of the most under appreciated Nintendo Entertainment System games of all time. Also this week, the crew discusses some under appreciated NES games, the Game Boy's 25th Anniversary, and another trip through listener queries in The Question Block. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.6	Intend!
0:02.6	Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat for the week of April 24th.
0:32.5	I am your host, Joseo Taro and this is IGN's Nintendo podcast.
0:37.5	We're here to massage your fears over the year.
0:42.5	What's going on?
0:43.5	Joining me this week, Brian Altano, Sam Claiborne, returning.
0:48.5	What is up everybody?
0:49.5	And everyone's favorite Colin Moriarty.
0:52.5	Beyond y'all, go Vita.
0:53.5	There you go.
0:55.5	I don't think Nintendo fans dislike the Vita.
0:57.5	No, I think they're cool with it.
0:59.5	I think it's just a relevant.
1:01.5	No, I really really hate the Vita.
1:04.5	No.
1:05.5	You have to understand that it exists.
1:07.5	I hate to be there to really get it first.
1:10.5	I can't wait to play Galaxy on it.
1:11.5	As much as I want to play Galaxy on my PS4, I'm going to waste so much time.
1:14.5	He doesn't mean Mario games.
1:15.5	Yeah, Galaxy.
1:16.5	Galaxy.
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