Talking 1-2-Switch and Breath of the Wild w/ Nintendo's Bill Trinen

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🗓️ 18 February 2017

⏱️ 65 minutes

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This week on NVC, we get into a slightly heated debate over Zelda: Breath of the Wild's expansion pass and the future of Nintendo DLC. Then, Bill Trinen, from Nintendo Treehouse, joins us to discuss 1-2-Switch and Breath of the Wild. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:48.0	el segundo segmento, vamos a tener un interview con Bill Trin and who's here to talk about
0:51.3	Zelda Breath of the Wild and one to switch.
0:53.9	But let's lead off with talking about the Zelda season pass.
0:56.6	And here talk about it with me is Brian Autano.
0:58.4	Hey, Frank Mirabella.
0:59.8	Hey everyone.
1:00.6	And Parrish Knighter.
1:01.6	Breath, breath.
1:02.6	Sorta round up and present how this was rolled out.
1:05.2	Nintendo announced this week that there is available for pre-purchase expansion past
1:10.2	that you'll get three new treasure chests that will appear on the great plateau of the
1:12.8	minute you buy this thing.
1:14.1	One of those chests they said contains a switch logo shirt that Lincoln wear during
1:19.1	the adventure very random.
1:20.5	And then the promise of two other deliveries.
1:23.2	The first content pack which would come out this summer will include the addition of
1:26.7	a cave of trials challenge, a new hard mode, and a new feature for the end game map.
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