What Does the Steam Deck Mean for Nintendo? - NVC 569

Nintendo Voice Chat

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Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat! This week Casey DeFreitas is joined by Brian Altano, Tom Marks, and Mitchell Saltzman to talk about Valve's new handheld gaming system, the Steam Deck, and how it compares to the Nintendo Switch. And, Tom got to go hands-on with the new Nintendo Switch OLED model, and he shares his thoughts on the new and improved screen. Plus, Skyward Sword HD launches this week, and the panel talks about impressions of Nintendo's latest HD remaster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome.
0:03.0	Hello and welcome to NBC IGN's Nintendo podcast.
0:07.0	This week we will be talking about more about the Nintendo Switch OLED,
0:10.6	but specifically what valves new steam deck, a brand new handhold console PC.
0:16.9	It's a lot of the different things.
0:18.1	I'll wound up into one thing.
0:19.5	We'll be talking about what that means for Nintendo.
0:22.4	Also Nickelodeon's brawl, a Skyward sword review discussion and a lot more.
0:27.4	I am your host, Kasey DeFridis.
0:28.8	In this week, I am joined by Mitchell Saltsman.
0:32.1	Hello, hello.
0:33.4	And Brian, Altono.
0:35.0	Good to be back.
0:36.4	Yeah.
0:37.4	It's always been a minute with you.
0:38.5	You're always busy.
0:40.8	And then also Tom marks.
0:42.8	Hello.
0:44.9	I did not hear Tom marks.
0:46.0	Say hello.
0:46.8	Hello.
0:48.1	Here we go.
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