Retronauts Vol. III Episode 19 - Nintendo Power

Retronauts

Technology, Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2014

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

Backer Tyler Castro joins us to discuss the flip side of our game magazines episode: Nintendo Power. Why does this propaganda rag command such affection among Gen-X types? We, the brainwashed, explore the Barnum principles behind its succcess.

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0:00.0	With WhatsApp's multiple layers of protection, don't just let the cat out of the bag.
0:05.0	End-to-end encryption ensures no one.
0:07.0	Not even WhatsApp can see your messages, so you can let out the whole litter.
0:12.0	And with view once, your photos and videos disappear after they're seen.
0:16.0	So you can let the dogs out too.
0:18.0	And with the features working together, you can let the whole zoo run free.
0:23.0	Thanks to WhatsApp's fierce privacy.
0:26.0	WhatsApp message privately with multiple layers of protection.
0:30.0	As we can return odds, now you are playing with power.
0:57.0	Hi everyone and welcome to episode retro 9.
1:00.0	Whoa, episode 19 of Retro Nots.
1:04.0	I don't know what happened.
1:06.0	I'm Jeremy Parrish.
1:08.0	You're short circuiting host for this episode.
1:11.0	And with me here in the musty vault of antiquity we have.
1:15.0	I'm Bob Mackie and I have all the clues that you can use.
1:19.0	I'm Ray Barnholt.
1:21.0	Again, no funny nickname.
1:23.0	And here with us in the studio is this episode's backer.
1:29.0	Hey, my name is Tyler Castro.
1:31.0	And what are we doing today, Tyler?
1:33.0	We're talking about Nintendo Power.
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