There hasn't been this much Rare since the last vampire steak buffet.Time: 3'13"00 (
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Regular service has almost resumed at Nintendo Free Radio, as the end of the editing backlog appears to be in sight. But first, we have some
New Business to attend to, as Stephen and Donald took on respective Wii U 3D platformers in the form of
Super Mario 3D World and
The Legend of Kay Anniversary. Donald follows up the roll of cat puns with some retro brawling goodness in
Streets of Rage 2... then Austen takes the wheel on the left side of the road and steers the crew through 30 years of googly eyes with
Rare Replay. Everything from the good (Banjo-Kazooie Nuts & Bolts) to the bad (Grabbed By The Ghoulies, Snake Rattle 'n Roll, BATTLETOADS) gets looked at as Austen pretty much blasted through the collection in a few days. When not getting his British up, Austen didn't want to see the PS4 get Left Behind so he took a walk on the morbid side with
Everybody's Gone To The Rapture (semi-functional run button included).
Whatcha Watchin' has returned from summer hiatus: Donald teases the next show and also talks
Vision of Escaflowne, Stephen gets praise from at least one of our fans with
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, the impossible to search
K, and an
Orange is the New Black update. Austen is satisfied with a
Soul Eater spinoff...
NOT.
Following a rather emotional
Listener Mail from our Canadian friend Jason, the crew looks at recent as-of-recording news with Gamescom, payola, MercurySteam x Metroid and the Mario Maker unlock kerfuffle on the docket. Finally, the
Mushrooms cover Donald's employment woes with a bonus #ThanksHarper, Stephen's trouble with process, and virtual reality. Apologies for the downer ending.
We'll be caught up with shows before we record another one - the editor would like to thank Labor Day - and we want to hear from you. Email (nintendofreeradio at gmail), tweet or comment below, if you please.
This podcast was recorded on August 16 and edited by Donald Theriault. All music/clips used under fair use and for purpose of context to discussions.