Would You Pay More For SNES On Switch? - NVC EP 440

Nintendo Voice Chat

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Technology, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2019

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Weeeeeelcooooome to Nintendo Voice Chat Episode 440! On this week's show, Brian Altano, Peer Schneider, Zachary Ryan, and Max Scoville talk about the potential of Super Nintendo games being added to Nintendo's NES Online app as well as their overall online service charge. Long story short, an alleged data mine on Switch points to the possibilities of SNES games coming to Nintendo's wildly successful console/handheld hybrid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Listen.
0:00.8	Hello and welcome to Nintendo voice chat.
0:04.9	I'm your host Brian Altona with me is Parrish Knighter,
0:07.0	Zach Ryan and Max Scoville.
0:09.4	This is the biggest greatest number one Nintendo show
0:12.7	in the world, I believe.
0:14.7	We will call it that until it's true.
0:16.8	Today on the show we are talking about
0:18.2	Wii U games being outsold on Switch, not too surprising,
0:20.9	but worth reporting on.
0:22.3	Super Nintendo games, potentially coming.
0:24.4	Hi.
0:25.3	Two.
0:26.1	Nintendo Switch and also virtual console.
0:28.7	Not a real thing yet, but you can make your own right now
0:30.9	using money.
0:32.5	Let's get Nintendo.
0:33.6	How are you guys doing?
0:34.7	I'm doing OK.
0:35.6	That was the fastest opening in the history of NB State.
0:37.8	I think we got to get through.
0:38.8	We got a lot of stuff to talk about.
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