Zelda Informer Podcast

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Hey everybody, welcome to the Zelda In-F Former Podcast.

My name is Adam.

Thank you so much for joining us this week.

I want to just thank you everyone for helping us reach 200,000 hits on our podcast. It's very exciting for me.

It's very exciting for the guys. It's been less than a year, a little bit less than a year,

and we've already made it this far. So I am so thankful for all the support you guys put in.

Please keep putting those reviews in on iTunes. Please keep favoriting and sharing the podcast

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Facebook, anything like that, commenting on the post. Everything always helps, you know, helps us

get a word there. Follow us on Twitter if you can. Those will be down below. But thank you. I just

wanted to say that now. But here is the news that happened to this past week. The Symphony of the Goddess's performance has announced that they will be featuring some of the music from unreleased games.

A portable and decently affordable steam machine has been set for holiday 2016 release at $299.

Google has changed their company name to Alphabet, not the actual search engine, don't worry,

with interest in expanding their services. And the internet was ablazed criticism of toy animation's

recent dragable all super episodes noting the terrible animation quality with almost rough draft

and laughable animation segments happening frequently.

And for fans of the science guy, the Bill Nye documentary has broken a record as the largest funded

documentary in the history of the site Kickstarter.

In more gaming news, Final Fantasy 15 will be arriving in eager gamers' hands across the world

on the same day this year, as Squarionix announced that a world-drive release date, the Brood Trip, if you will, will be coming sometime in 2016.

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