A super-sized episode featuring talks about New York Comic Con and the EB Games Expo.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/connectivity/28178
Boy oh boy, do we have quite an episode of Connectivity for you this week! Kicking things off, Nicholas and Andrew discuss what they saw and played at the recent EB Games Expo that made its way to Australia, including a handful of Nintendo's biggest upcoming games.
After that, Neal is joined by Pedro, J.P., and James as they talk about Super Mario Land 2, which just recently became available on the 3DS eShop. Is the quirky platformer worth your four bucks? These fine gentlemen will let you know!
Next up, Danny joins Scott to share his experience at the Legend of Zelda concert in Japan, which he was lucky enough to secure a ticket to. Listen in as Danny talks about the performance as well as the steps he took in creating his Tingle costume for the event.
But wait, there's more! Neal, J.P., and James return once more to talk about the latest 3D Classic, TwinBee! This segment meets the standards of most of the games in the 3D Classics series, meaning that it is a thing that exists. Instant classic.
Lastly, Neal joins up with Jared and Josh to go over Nintendo's showings at this year's New York Comic Con.
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And I agree about ending the show. We kind of wanted the appearance of each segment to be that the staff is just having a conversation rather than talking directly to the listeners, so we opted out of a lot of addressing them. But I suppose a nice outro, like the intro, wrapping things up would help the flow.
My first listen to the new format, and I like. Nice work on the editing, Mr. Thompson. Question: What's the music the introduces the NYCC segment? It's driving me crazy (in that I can't think of it even though it's awesome and on the tip of my tongue). Thanks.
And I agree about ending the show. We kind of wanted the appearance of each segment to be that the staff is just having a conversation rather than talking directly to the listeners, so we opted out of a lot of addressing them. But I suppose a nice outro, like the intro, wrapping things up would help the flow.
