Hello everybody and welcome back to the Champions cast here on Zelda Dungeon.net.

My name is Andy Spatery and as always I'm joined by my co-host Taylor Wells. How are you doing

and Taylor? Doing pretty good. How about you?

Still a little bit fatigue from E3 week, which we're going to get into in just a second.

But before we get there, we have a very special guest this week. His name is Ewan Crombie, and he is the host of Zelda Dungeons speed running show, Zelda Runners. How you doing, you? Hello, good evening. Good afternoon, whatever time it is. How are you guys doing? Yeah, doing pretty good. I guess it's...

What time is it over there for you right now?

Morning.

Probably three in the morning.

Aye, yeah, yeah.

So he was gracious enough to join us this episode

to talk to us a little bit about speed running in the Zelda scene ahead of

Summer Games Dunquick, which of course launches, well actually by the time that you're listening

to this, it will have already launched. So there you go. But before we get there, we just want to

go back and spend just one last couple of minutes just on E3. We're not going to recap

anything else because I think that we've already said everything that we can say until we

were blue in the face. But really quickly, Ewan, were you happy with what you saw from Nintendo

at E3? Yeah. Yeah, I think. Mainly it was... I don't know. I didn't expect the new Smash Bros game to be a new Smash 5, everything's brand new art style, new characters, etc, so I was a little bit dubious about them coming out with a new game so quickly.

So I think having this sort of half port, half new game kind of fits

the bill, and I'm quite happy I'll probably get it and play the hell out of it.

I'm imagining that there's going to be some good Zelda Dungeon Smash Nights in our future.

Oh yeah. Oh yeah, absolutely. So speaking of V3, the listeners of the Champions cast might recall that Taylor and I made a little special wager on the presentation that Nintendo gave.

And suffice to say, our predictions were both horribly, horribly inaccurate.

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