Podcasts about palutena

On episode 5 or Saturday Morning Retro, Dave talks about Kid Icarus for the NES, Dan finally plays the original Legend of Zelda and Archon and Super Mario Sunshine are up for discussion in the Remake, Remaster, Recycle segment.

It may be a little late, but fear not! Smashterpiece #9 has finally arrived! Join us as we talk about our second journey into the land of the gods for the game representing Fighter #54, Palutena, it’s the 1991 Game Boy game Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters. How did this game improve upon the original formula? Why did one of the hosts have a terrible time while the other had a great time with this game? Why does it feel weird that this game has been all but erased from Nintendo’s history? All that and more in today’s episode!Join us next time as we take our first steps into Hyrule for Smashterpiece #10: Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

Episode 3 - Goddess Butt Is BEST Butt, Says Pit ADULT CONTENT WARNING! Woooo boy. Have we got a doozy for you this week. After losing a battle, Pit is horrifically "punished" by Palutena. Yeah, it's one of THOSE fanfics. I don't think any of us will ever be the same again. "She shamelessly flashed both her delicious, large, round shaped, cushy, panty clad booty cheeks at the boy." Original Story: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12723812/1/Goddess-Butt-Is-BEST-Butt-Says-Pit

In this episode of Cheerful Ghost Radio, we play Kid Icarus! In Kid Icarus you play as Pit, and you're tasked with finding three treasures to save Angel Land and its queen, Palutena. Kid Icarus is a mash up of many styles of gameplay, but mostly action platformer. It's bizarre and pretty tricky, and has become a cult classic over the years. Come be a part of Cheerful Ghost Radio by discussing Kid Icarus with us! In season two of Cheerful Ghost Radio we are doing bite-sized NES Classic review episodes. We want to make you all part of these episodes, so if you want to join in the fun, head here and join in the event for next month's NES Classic review, Metroid! https://cheerfulghost.com/Travis/events/165/cheerful-ghost-games-club-metroid While we have you here: what kind of games from the NES Classic and SNES Classic would you like to hear us review? Would you prefer the SNES era over the NES era? If you have suggestions, head over to Cheerful Ghost to let us know.

Smashterpiece #3 has arrived, and it's our first game with a defined beginning and end! Joe and Matt make their first journey into the world of myths and legends to save the goddess Palutena in the 1986 game Kid Icarus. Was this game ahead of its time or could it not live up to its own ambition? Why do eggplant wizards suck? Are centurions worth it? All this and more can be found within!This episode also provides information on the five news games added to the list alongside the confirmation of Simon Belmont, Richter Belmont, Chrom, Dark Samus, and King K. Rool in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.Join us next time as we make our journey into the dark depths of Dracula's castle in Smashterpiece #4: Castlevania

It may be a relatively slow news week, but that doesn’t stop us from recording Episode 86! Before toys-to-life discussions, however, we talk about some television show recommendations for everyone to enjoy while we all patiently wait for the games we look most forward to playing. Jumping into the news, we talk about a potential upcoming guest for Disney Infinity fans, a potential restock of the Palutena amiibo, new showcases of Battle Arenas in LEGO Dimensions, and Skylanders Imaginators trophies. Oh, and we also talk about a little quote made in regards to the decision to lock battle classes to Creation Crystals - “A sea of options.” The #CommunityQuestion asked about “cash grabs”, and we picked another winner for the Response of the Week. The Inquire This! segment was meant to be tricky, but the most recent Patreon Hangout proved to help the expert. And finally, we had plenty of great emails from the community. All this and more on Episode 85 of the Toys For Games ‘Cast! Executive Producers: Jorge Torres! Our Sponsors: SHOW SPONSOR - Devin Laschinski (PSN/XBL: Unrace) James Holian (@InfinityMuseum) Matt Sonnenberg (@SCLMatt) from SkylandersCharacterList.com and Facebook.com/SkylandersCharacterList Micheal O'Driscoll (@amiibo_Museum) @AmiiboAmigo, from AmiiboAmigo.com. Also be sure to check him out on Instagram and his new project, @MiitomoDiaries! Christopher Long (@clong83), from Long’s Toys. Check out his YouTube page as well! Evan, TheLoneGoldfish (@TheLoneGoldfish). Watch him play games at Twitch.tv/TheLoneGoldfish   Want to become a Sponsor as well? Check out our Patreon page!

A quick roundup of the news from the last week, including: Teasing an upcoming guest for our show Palutena restock Battle arenas shown off Skylanders and the "sea of options"  Executive Producer:Jorge Torres!   SHOW SPONSOR - Devin Laschinski (PSN/XBL: Unrace)

Josh and Jason are joined by a very special guest - Seth Hay! Seth is the web designed responsible for making ToysForGames.com, and was invited on the show to talk about the launch of the website, the release of Dark Pit and everything else inbetween.   This week, the Toys For Games ‘Cast was severely lacking news from Skylanders SuperChargers and substantial news from Disney Infinity, although they were able to discuss the recently released story trailer for LEGO Dimensions. The conversation picks up once they get to amiibo, where the releases of Palutena and Dark Pit are discussed, as well as the Chibi-Robo packaging and the rumored-but-pretty-much-confirmed special amiibo pre-order event being held at GameStop on August 8. The possibility of a 3-pack of the retro characters Duck Hunt, Game & Watch and ROB being sold exclusively at GameStop was talked about as well. The results from the #CommunityQuestion was broken down, and of course, plenty of emails were read and responded to. Be sure to check out the Customs For A Cure: Rookie Mistakes charity auction and bid on some custom figures where 100% of the proceeds will go to St. Jude. ! 

Adam, Ian, Wylie, and Ben must guide Pit, a kid who looks a bit like Icarus, on his quest for three sacred treasures, which he must equip to rescue the Grecian fantasy world Angel Land and its ruler, the goddess Palutena. Your guess is as good as ours, folks.  

We didn’t do any E3 coverage on the blog this year, but seeing as I’m now rooming with former Ani-Gamers Podcast co-host Mitch Dyer (a.k.a. MitchyD), I figured “why not get Mitch on to talk about E3?” Topics include Nintendo goggles, the “difficulty” of adding women to video games, space simulation games both real (No Man’s Sky) and vapor (Infinity), and Smash Bros: MUGEN Edition. Show notes and links after the break. DIRECT DOWNLOAD – RSS Feed – iTunes – Send us Feedback! – More episodes  (Runtime: 52 minutes) Opening Song: “Read Or Die Theme” by Taku Iwasaki (our old opening music from back when Mitch co-hosted!) Our guest is IGN Editor and former Ani-Gamers Podcast co-host Mitch Dyer. We talk about E3 2014, the huge annual video game trade show in Los Angeles. Nintendo showed off Super Smash Bros. (new characters: Palutena, Mii Fighter, and Pac-Man), a new open-world Legend of Zelda game, Toad’s Treasure Tracker, and Splatoon. Mitch’s favorite game at the show was Rainbow Six: Siege, the demo of which sparked an outrage about female representation in games. Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed: Unity has four playable co-op characters, all of whom are dudes, prompting MORE gender representation controversy. Mitch liked Battlefield: Hardline, a.k.a. “Battlefield: Cops & Robbers.” No Man’s Sky is a cool procedurally generated space exploration game. Infinity is a still-in-development game (not shown at E3, just something Evan likes) with a similar concept, but a more realistic art style. We loop back and chat about Super Smash Bros. again. In the outro we name drop Star Wars: Battlefront and Mirror’s Edge 2, two games that EA teased but didn’t have full trailers for. Check out Mitch’s stuff at IGN (IGN Arena is his new MOBA podcast) and Rebel FM. Otaku USA Magazine: Evan and Ink wrote articles for the new issue (cover is JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure). Evan wrote about Yuyushiki and Red Data Girl (that one was supposed to be in the last issue) and Ink wrote about Problem Children Are Coming From Another World, Aren’t They? (it’s credited as “Evan Minto” but it’s really Ink) Twitter: Ani-Gamers, Evan, Mitch Email us at podcast@anigamers.com! Ending Song: “WORLD END (Instrumental)” by FLOW (our old ending music!)

NEWS E3 wrap-up Microsoft Halo Master Chief Collection Announced Sunset Overdrive Trailer and Gameplay/Demo Ubisoft Tom Clancy’s: The Division gameplay and trailer Far Cry 4 trailer Sony Destiny gameplay. Alpha available for PS owners only. Little Big Planet 3 announced Nintendo Reveal new Zelda teaser trailer - open world, random boss encounters. Super Smash Bros 4 - New Fighters Reveal - Pacman, Wii Fighters and Palutena. Release date - Holiday 2014 (WiiU), October 3rd, 2014 (3DS) THE STACK Translucid #3, BOOM! Studios Claudio Sanchez, Chondra Echert (W), Daniel Bayliss (A) As far as issues go, this one is pivotal. We are shown the moment The Horse feels The Navigator is slipping and turns himself in in hopes The Navigator will shape up in his absence. We also may have seen the turning point of Cornelius becoming the Navigator… or perhaps it’s the dark past memory that will be his downfall. GOOD: Bayliss and Metcalfe, as always, knock it out of the ballpark with their line art and colors. But the writing may overshadow it this time: this issue reaches into a darker place we haven’t been yet, shaking the foundation of our main character to his very core. Theories will be debunked and the series will veer far off the path of predictability going forward. BAD: Ending feels a bit abrupt, but we decided it was done purposefully… so we aren’t gonna knock it. FINAL RATING: 5 PEWS KEEPING IT REEL 22 Jump Street, Columbia Pictures Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum After making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt and Jenko when they go deep undercover at a local college. THE GOOD: Good pace, kept the story moving. Self-aware, made fun of themselves for making a sequel. Good movie to watch without knowledge of the first film. Comedy was funny, only a handful of toilet humor. THE BAD: Story too similar to the first movie. Smaller plot points were not wrapped up. FINAL RATING: 4 PEWS How to Train Your Dragon 2, Dreamworks Pictures Jay Baruchel, Cate Blanchett, Gerard Butler When Hiccup and Toothless discover an ice cave that is home to hundreds of new wild dragons and the mysterious Dragon Rider, the two friends find themselves at the center of a battle to protect the peace. THE GOOD: Excellent animation, fantastic plot, hilarious for both adults and kids. THE BAD: TOO DAMN SAD. FINAL RATING 5 PEWS  

Tras un pequeño retraso volvemos a la carga por Semana Santa, vaya, que vas a poder ver los tronos al ritmo del Podcast nº 12 de NextN. En esta ocasión la centralita nos dio luz verde para grabar en solitario y aunque se echó de menos sus ingeniosos comentarios ¡Estamos seguros que igualmente os va a encantar! Pasemos al repaso de contenidos que encontrarás en este programa tan “íntimo.” Titulares Express Repasamos a la velocidad de la luz los acontecimientos transcurridos entre mediados de marzo y principios de abril 2014. Recuerda que si queréis profundizar en alguna de estas noticias con mayor profundidad, utilizar el buscador de NextN para conocer todos los detalles ;D. Preguntas de los usuarios Cada vez nos lo ponéis más difícil y algunos nos hacéis las preguntas más aleatorias que jamás el ser humano pudo haber concebido, pero como contamos con unos especialistas en la materia salimos airosos contestando a todas y cada una de ellas, en esta ocasión os regalamos un chistaco sobre Street Fighter. Esta vez le hemos respondido las dudad de: @Pacole_Is_Back / ShadowsKiller ¿Para cuándo Magno en Smash Bros? ¿Soy el único que se pasmó con Palutena desfigurada? ¿Cómo se harán las megaevoluciones? ¿Si mi conexión es pésima me quedo sin online? ¿Dónde está la figura de acción indeterminada? ¿es verdad que si aparece Reggie en tu juego Tomodachi Life se liga a todas las chicas? @iagus92 / iago92 ¿En qué va a acabar el rumoreado spin-off de Zelda protagonizado por Dampé? Me “muero” de ganas por jugarlo. ¿Que hace Iwata cada vez que un empleado de Nintendo le dice “Iwata, dimite!”? (y nos manda un test multirespuesta) ¿Para cuando un especial “tomas falsas” de los podcast? Que seguro que hay muchas jeje Cuando Nintendo creó el minijuego de los Globos pokemon del Global link ¿en que estaban pensando? ¿Eran conscientes del impacto que causaría semejante bazofia? (Especial interés en la respuesta de Carlosq34) Link ya se transformó en hada, conejo, Goron, Zora, Deku, Fiera deidad, octorok, moblin, like-like, Subrosio, Minish y lobo (ni que fuese Ditto). Si es que llega a transformarse en el próximo Zelda ¿en que os gustaría verlo transformado? @alesblaco / Aleblasco77 He oído un rumor de que en Mario Kart 8 si desbloqueas TODO y te vuelves a pasar la Copa Especial, te sale Iwata y te dice: "Hello Everywan, Please Understand, Thanks 4 playing directly to yu", pero si te pasas la Centella te sale Reggie y te dice:"Thanks 4 playing and now my body is ready". Y después de esto te sale Shibata vestido de Phoenix Wright y grita en vez de Nintendo, grita: "Objection". ¿Es esto cierto? Noticias destacadas Tomadachi Life Direct Smash Bros. Direct Hex Heroes, un nuevo y prometedor juego de estrategia para Wii U (y PC) Impresiones del ultimo tráiler de Mario Kart 8 Lanzamientos Abril 2014[ Repaso a los lanzamientos de 3DS y Wii U para el mes de abril de 2014 Si queréis leer los comentarios de este podcast, comentar, o escuchar programas anteriores, visita el artículo del Podcast 12 de NextN http://www.nextn.es/?p=53920

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