Sonobe, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan In an era before what we knew

as video games even existed, a young boy named Shigeru Miyamoto would spend his days exploring

forests and caves, looking for the myriad secrets within. And it's these formative experiences

that would later inspire a foundational piece of interactive art, the 1986 Famicom game,

the Hyrule Fantasy, Zelda No Dinsetsu, better known by its North American title,

the Legend of Zelda. Miyamoto's fascination with the magic of the natural world,

evokes comparison to, yeah, what's up? What the hell are you doing?

Oh, I'm just introducing the show like I always do, you know, with my script and dialogue.

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we do a little skit or something, you know, it's like a little,

well, I don't understand, I mean, Mike Mitchell is here, my co-host, and I do the,

I read my little intro in front of him and we, that's dope boys, you do that for dope boys,

this is get played. Oh, I did it again. Oh, I'm just the world's biggest goofball.

Yeah, you must have taken your fucking dipshit pills. Oh, I thought,

because the headmitch is where Heather normally is, so I thought it was the other podcast.

No, that's the thing we had Mitch on. Oh, I'm a real dope.

Ah, I feel like a fool. It's okay, accident happened, you know, I think we should just, you know,

let's just do what we were gonna do, right? You know, like, I'm sorry, I feel, I feel really dumb,

but that's okay. I'll just, why don't I just give my little tag to set up the show? Okay,

and then we'll just get into it. Okay, great. This week on get played TGI Friday's.

No, Nick, we practiced the Ocarina and Awakened Link as we tierless the mainline Zelda games in TIERS

of the Kingdom as the Legend of Zelda a pod to the cast begins this week on get played.

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