Topic: Radio Free Nintendo - Episode 26

[Pryopizm]

PGC Past, Present, and Future

Leave the room so I can change.    

   

We here at Radio Free Nintendo would like to present Jonathan Metts debut as host in this all senior-staff good-bye edition of our show.  They also take a moment to dish on the new site and its name.  Want to know what it is?  Take a listen!    

Episode 26: Thanks for the Memories    

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Unlike most podcast blurbs, I'm not going to waste a lot of your time with words like a certain Oregonian does.  Frequently.    

What I will tell you is what you need to know.  Included in this very special RFN is:    

 
• Jonny recounts his adventures through time and space before he landed on Planet GameCube.
   




• Windy discusses the fall of Nintendo Nation and his life as a refugee.
   




• Bloodworth celebrates his rags to riches tale from random poster to Senior Editor.
   




• TYP excites us with his sordid shenanigans when he snuck in to E3 underage
   




• You'll finally learn the name of the new site.
 

   

Enjoy!    

Credits:    

This podcast was edited by Stan Ferguson.    

Music for this episode of Radio Free Nintendo is used with permission from Jason Ricci & New Blood.  You can also purchase their album directly from the iTunes Music Store.    

This Podcast is dedicated to all of PGC's readers.  We hope you love the new site as much as we do.

[TheYoungerPlumber]

I speak too quickly when I'm excited.

[vudu]

[Larson]

woot!

[vudu]

Hey!  No fair!

EDIT:  If you want to find out what the new name is, jump to 22:26 of the podcast.  

[TheYoungerPlumber]

Uncle!

[UncleBob]

what?

[Pryopizm]

Way to be classy, Vudu.

[vudu]

Com'on ... we've been waiting for this for like six months.  People simply couldn't wait another 22 minutes!

(Seriously though; I hope you guys aren't mad.)

[Tigris Altaica]

Can't wait to find out... But I'll listen to it on my subway ride to college tomorrow.

[Artimus]

When will it go live?

[Nick DiMola]

Nice podcast guys! So the third incarnation of PGC is at hand, good stuff, I can't wait. NWR FTW!

[Svevan]

TOMORROW NIGHT our lives will change TOMORROW NIGHT  

[Caliban]

I'm excited to see the new site. Good podcast btw.

[BigJim]

Nice podcast, nice name. Looking forward to seeing the new site.

[Shift Key]

The lack of PLANET in the name is disappointing. But its good to see that PGC lives on in a new form anyway.

[Shecky]

The new name does help capture that you cover all Nintendo territories, and your game database backs up the claim nicely

[WindyMan]

Fun fact about the impending transition: The staff decided to get rid of their old bodies and exchange them for smokin' hot new ones.  We will look as sexy as the new site!

(My avatar looks like me.)

[BiLdItUp1]

Wow...authoritative, to say this least; like the Reuters of the Nintendo sphere (on the name, obviously)

[Kairon]

My reaction:

Worst name change since the Wii.

Take that for what you will.

~Carmine M. Red
Kairon@aol.com

[Smoke39]

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Originally posted by: WindyMan
(My avatar looks like me.)

HAHAHA.  You look like a GIRL.

[Ceric]

You guys promised a couple of hours...

[BigJim]

Will the new site adopt Nintendo's goal of "mainstream" appeal or will it mostly maintain the current level of editorial guidelines?  If that makes any sense...

What I mean is, for example, there is lingo in our everyday language that would be foreign to new players... Not that PGC is severely daunting in the geekery department, but I'm just curious if there are any specific guideline changes we can expect with the intent of welcoming in new mainstream players.

[wandering]

If you want to follow a link, instead of pushing a button, you'll point to the link and then shake the mouse.

[The Traveller]

I like it, sounds good. Cant wait to see the new design.