Everyone is on Christmas break including the editors.

Your favorite Xbox podcast.

Old friends join in to celebrate the 300th episode of the show!

Star Wars, Halo, Pokemon, and other kinks.

And other lesser releases.

There ain't no party like a Mario Party

Emulation is hard.

It might be better than Crysis.

Part 5 of the Metroid Game Club

Part 4 of the Metroid Game Club

I know some fellas who played Metroid Dread.

The news of two days ago, today.

Turns out Justin Berube legitimately likes Metroid II.

Part 3 of the Metroid Game Club

It's all about the games this week!

And other leisurely activities.

Arguably too much Alexander.

Part 2 of the Metroid Game Club

In which Alex murders some children.

Part 2 of the Jelly Boy Chronicles.

The quest to protect the world from Earthbound continues on NSO.

Also Alex really did buy Star X

Gather around as we discuss the zero mission of one Samus Aran with experts, newcomers, and speedrunners.

If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that Mario Golf Super Rush is objectively perfect in every way.

Neal has clawed his way back to the world of the living.

Editor Alex de Freitas joins John to talk Nintendo's surprisingly good E3 showing.

Editor Alex looks on with childlike wonder as E3 rolls over, coughs weakly, and dies.

John saw the restored Super Mario Bros. movie and then we dig into E3 2021 predictions.

Zach returns for a round of Jeopardy preceded by some Switch Pro talk and more.

Jordan joins to engage in fisticuffs over NES and SNES games on Switch before talking about his Mass Effect experience.

Star Wars correspondent Ryan Grove joins to talk Bad Batch, Resident Evil, and more.

Neal talks way too much sports while John holds on for dear life and talks about Game Builder Garage and Star Fox.

We go deep on New Pokemon Snap and also hit up your listener mail about F-Zero, story games, and more.

John and Neal ring in the Wii U classic's wooden anniversary with a podcast about its past, present, and future.

Zach Miller returns to catch up on Pokemon and bask in Indie World excitement with John and Neal.

After going over early Pac-Man 99 impressions, John tackles Star Wars: Republic Commando and Neal goes off on Fantasian and Apple Arcade.

Justin Berube joins to talk about how Mario Kart Tour rules as well as New Pokemon Snap and more.

After exploring an alt reality where Star Fox thrives, John and Neal talk about the history of Yuji Naka and Naoto Ohshima.

New staffer Alex Orona sits down to chat Apex Legends while John speaks of Robotech and Neal is off in Mario Kart land.

Jordan shows up to talk RPGs, anagrams, and Switch Pro rumors.

Zach guests to test John and Neal in a game of Jeopardy, but before that, we talk Stonefly, Dinosaur Planet, and Control.

Joel joins John and Neal to talk about a little thing that happened called the Nintendo Direct.

Munch on this episode that features Bowser's Fury, Crash Bandicoot 4, Blue Fire, Ys IX, and Psycho Dream chatter.

The editor Alex whips Neal and John into shape as they talk Switch sales numbers, Zelda 35th, and more.

John and Neal talk about their time with Super Mario 3D World on Switch while also hitting Redout, Cyber Shadow, and that Balan Wonderworld demo.

After his retirement from Nintendo, John and Neal celebrate the creator of Fox McCloud, Captain Falcon, and Tingle.

Xander Morningstar stops by to talk about Bowser's Fury and 2021 hype. Also: people who don't follow hockey make hockey predictions.

Joe joins the show and the likes of Next Level Games, Monster Hunter, and Paradise Killer get discussed.

John and Neal go through their games of the year for 2020 as they try to move on to 2021.

NWR contributor and Star Wars podcaster Ryan Grove joins the show to talk about the future of Lucasfilm (and also Collection of SaGa and Hades).

Before we talk the politics of copyright law, Matt joins John and Neal to talk about Immortals, Doom Eternal, Puyo Puyo Tetris, and more.

The ol' podcast gets dusted off as John and Neal talk Hyrule Warriors, silly system updates, Xbox Game Pass, and Star Wars.

Time to get heavy and serious. We're talking Pikmin.

Xander and James Jones possibly bring some controversy when discussing the Zelda series.

James Jones, Jonathan Metts, and Michael Cole sit down and discuss their impressions of the Nintendo Direct at E3.

The guys have a wonderful chat about boys and valleys.

The Game Director of Earthlock provides insight on what it was like creating an RPG as an Indie developer.

David got to play Chrono Trigger for the first time.

Nick interviews Derek Andrews from the NES homebrew developer Gradual Games

Friends meet up again at The Thirsty Mage to talk Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology

NWR Connectivity presents a new segment devoted to RPGs, starting with Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

We are definitely way overdue.

A certain lizard and bat are the main topic this week.

The amount of nostalgia is debatable, but the Pokémon movie isn't too bad.

Guess what we are talking about this week?

It's time for part two of the Galaxy replay.

Ten years of hungry Luma exploding across the starry sky.

Nintendo Direct, plus a little extra.

The 90's mania returns.

We are back again with some Zelda talk and a return of the bonus segment.

A tale of waifus and Ninjas.

This episode features 3 + 1 people.

What was going on with the Wii in 07?

How not to plan an E3 conference.

It's that time of year again.

2006 was a wonderful year.

Guh-Huh.

The adventure continues.

How do the Connectivity guys arrange their gaming rooms? Find out this and much more on this weeks episode.

The Switch has been flipped.

Some old friends return to talk about a classic RPG.

The Shantae super fans unite to chat about the series.

We discuss various ideas for Nintendo properties coming back, some serious, some waserious.

The full reveal of the Switch has happened, did Nintendo live up to the massive hype?

It's a year in review show.

Look out, its a full on discussion about the latest Pokémon games.

Once society has crumbled the only things left to trade are toys to life.

Watch out for slimes.

We chat about both the original NES and the new Classic Edition.

The Themesters return to soothe the cries of the young.

Connectivity refocuses and brings you an episode all about Pikmin.

The Connectivity train is hopefully back on track.

Daan puts up with a lot for the sake of this show.

Surprisingly, Zach is not on this week's episode.

This is truly the power of Pokémon Go.

"One hour. That is how much time you have to escape."

Bryan went to E3 2016, but we're talking E3 2017 in this episode!

Random RPG thoughts and memories are encountered this week.

We chat some Pokémon along with the evolution of Zelda combat.

Live from a lighter timeline.