The Famicrew unite for fun chat on the Japanese DIrect and Danny's new life as a samurai.

Jonathan Metts ventures forth once again in hopes of stumping TYP at his own game!

Gui plays a first-person shooter, on GameCube! Plus, your emails include the final Club Nintendo Elite rewards, Smash balloting, obscure rock band adventures, and Splatoon's voiceless online modes.

We look back at Super Mario 64 and break down the week's biggest news stories, including amiibo hysteria!

Ahh, there's too much to talk about! How did we cram it all in? With some help from Donald and our listeners' emails, as it turns out.

You are not prepared for the New Business about to go down. Plus: Elliot's Quest, Xeodrifter, NX launch games, living with a non-gamer, the mythical Nintendo phone, and haunting hanafuda music.

We're playing a bunch of games as we froth over Splatoon's upcoming release.

Danny, JC and Sairus discuss Amiibo hats, our celebrity status in Japan, and the end of days.

Nintendo is going third-party -- on smart phones and tablets. We might have something to say about that.

So many Nintendo games! So much quasi-Metroid! So great Listener Mail! Such grammar!

PAX East is all done and we're ready to talk about it!

Fifty-two! Like a deck of cards! But why are there four jokers in this deck??

We have a weird set of games for New Business, and then it's time to sling cards in RetroActive!

This week, we talk Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate and get Daan's hands-on impressions of Mario Party 10, Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3DS.

Podcast co-founder Steven Rodriguez shares one of his old favorites, while TYP discovers a new one thanks to a listener request!

The foursome is back together with loads of cool games and a sprawling edition of Listener Mail!

Celebrate the world of fighting games with the NWR staff!

Kirby talk, a preview of Nintendo's spring lineup, and the return of Dino Chat!

The 2live (Fami)crew coming at you with a hefty dose of Japan news!

Our friend Josh Hillyer helps induct the New 3DS XL into the RFN tradition of Things-We-Really-Like-But-Still-Complain-About.