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Welcome back to Pursuing Pixels.  We're missing Randall this week, but Kevin & John have all sorts of video gaming goodies to discuss, so let's get right into the action! Kevin gets the ball rolling with a couple of Wii U games that he recently scooped up, as he continues to round out the games in his collection. After that, we briefly give some first impressions of Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp, before ultimately deciding to table the discussion until Randall is back in the mix. Finally, John closes things out with a couple of games that he's been enjoying — and having a really hard time putting down — on his PC lately.   Timestamps: Wii U: Back In Action  -  00:01:59 ↳  Star Fox Zero & Guard  -  00:02:42 ↳  Kirby and the Rainbow Curse  -  00:12:30 Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp  -  00:19:13 Roller Coaster Tycoon Classic & OpenRCT2  -  00:21:06 Rusty's Retirement  -  00:35:00   Thanks for taking the time to listen!  If you'd like to find us elsewhere on the Internet, you can find us at:   

Another episode of our daily podcast as Christophe and Macka debrief Liège-Bastogne-Liège and Stage 2 of the Giro d'Italia.

Kirby Canvas Curse is a game with an interesting soundtrack - but also an interesting place in Nintendo's history. The first "killer app" for the Nintendo DS, a long-standing fan favorite and the recipient of a strange Wii U sequel. Join us for a journey through the world of Canvas Curse, Kirby spin-offs, Midwest nostalgia and much more! Voicemails - (32:17) Main topic starts - (1:08:06) YouTube Comment Oversharing Corner - (2:50:08) Haikus and outro - (3:04:03) ✉️ Send email to bitharmonypod@gmail.com

This week on the Game Deflators Podcast John and Ryan discuss Sony PC ports, hoarding of digital release video games and why the recent CMA blocking of the Microsoft Activision acquisition makes sense. Capping off the episode, the guys review Kirby and the Rainbow Curse on the Wii U. Is this stylist focused game creeping up in value worth your hard earned dollars? Want more Game Deflators content? Find us at www.thegamedeflators.com     Find us on Social Media Twitter @GameDeflators Instagram @TheGameDeflators Facebook @TheGameDeflators YouTube @The Game Deflators   This Weeks Topics The Reason Regulators Blocked Microsoft's Activision Deal Makes No Sense Redfall retail boxes have "60 FPS" listed on the back so Bethesda put a notice sticker to clarify Sony confirms more PC ports are coming, because it's making a ton of money Game Deflators Logo Created by J_Ricks_Art Permission for intro and outro music provided by Matthew Huffaker http://www.youtube.com/user/teknoaxe 2_25_18 

Oh hey, I remember Level 5! No timestamps this week. It's just an entire show talking about Nintendo and its recent Nintendo Direct presentation. If you missed Saturday's live broadcast of Molehill Mountain, you can watch the video replay on YouTube.  Alternatively, you can catch audio versions of the show on iTunes. Molehill Mountain streams live at 7p PST every Saturday night! Credits: Molehill Mountain is hosted by Andrew Eisen.  Music in the show includes “Albino” by Brian Boyko. It is in the public domain and free to use. Molehill Mountain logo by Scott Hepting. Chat Transcript: 7:01 PMCafeFox​I lived in this apartment where we had this board on the floor of my bedroom that would make a popping noise and the woman downstairs would always get p***** off whenever she would hear it 7:01 PMCafeFox​hey andrew 7:06 PMaddictedtochaos​The Wii was a little more than an original Xbox. 7:06 PMSheekago​Evening all 7:08 PMaddictedtochaos​Part of me wishes I only had one shelving unit of games. 7:08 PMSheekago​Nintendo, disappointing fans since the Wii days. 7:11 PMaddictedtochaos​The Wii U was the most powerful console on the market at release, would only last for a year. 7:12 PMaddictedtochaos​Yeah, look at Black Ops 2 running on PS3 and Wii U side by side, there is a big difference. 7:13 PMSheekago​I loved the "For everything but Wii U" videos. 7:14 PMaddictedtochaos​Still impressive when considering how small the Switch actually is. 7:14 PMCafeFox​God, has been 10 years since the WiiU came out? 7:14 PMSheekago​Nintendo is greedy. "We'll make a new console, but we're not going to get cutting edge hardware. We'll loose money on it." 7:15 PMSheekago​Super Switch Advance U 7:16 PMSheekago​I hated how everyone would say Wii U didn't have any good games. Then Switch ported them over and people love them. 7:16 PMaddictedtochaos​Part of the Switch's success is due to great 3rd party support. In order to get continued support from 3rd parties the successor to the Switch will need to be at least as powerful as an Xbox Series S. 7:18 PMSheekago​Fatal Frame Maiden of Black Water is a Wii U game I wanted... just not for $50. I don't want it for the other consoles. 7:18 PMCafeFox​Breath of the wild is still gonna be $60 when Tears of the Kingdom comes out 7:18 PMaddictedtochaos​Breath of the Wild has at least been on sale several times. Currently $40. 7:20 PMSheekago​There was a Dead Space on rail shooter on Wii 7:20 PMSheekago​Yes, Dead Space Extraction, that's the one 7:22 PMSheekago​Off the top of my head, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Paper Mario Color Splash, Nintendoland. I don't know if there are more that didn't get ported. 7:23 PMSheekago​Some of us don't have PS cuz we broke. 7:27 PMSheekago​That's why we have to settle for some of the lower quality games on Switch 7:28 PMSheekago​Yes, improved visuals improve games. Look at Metroid Prime Remastered. 7:32 PMSheekago​Nintendo: "We don't speak about Wii U." 7:34 PMSheekago​Nintendo is getting really greedy. $70 for a game on a 6 year old console... Eat a richard 7:35 PMSheekago​Zelda $70: Tears of the fans 7:37 PMCafeFox​@sheek And from what I can tell, the game seems like its is just a big DLC upgrade to breath of the wild 7:37 PMaddictedtochaos​At least it comes with the game. The collector's edition of Horizon Forbidden West didn't come with a physical copy of the game. 7:38 PMSheekago​@Cafefox someone theorized that it might be $70 because it probably has to be on a 32GB cartridge. Those cost more to make... but I'm sure digital will still be $70 7:38 PMSheekago​Paper Mario Origami King 7:39 PMaddictedtochaos​The quality of life improvements seems like they were done with Andrew in mind, lol. 7:40 PMCafeFox​Wow,

This week, we've got three of Nintendo's cutest characters in perhaps the most adorable forms they've ever been in! I mean, come on, Kirby is made of clay! Yoshi is made of wool! Toad has a little pith helmet! What more do you need? Lynsey Pennington returns to help us tackle the simple yet charming puzzle adventure CAPTAIN TOAD: TREASURE TRACKER; then, we draw the line for the touch-screen heavy platformer KIRBY AND THE RAINBOW CURSE; and finally, we're unravelling the latest adventure of everyone's favorite green dinosaur with YOSHI'S WOOLLY WORLD!  Hosted by Steve Guntli and Woody Ciskowski  Logo by Corinne Kempen  Theme song: "Truck" by The Octopus Project (theoctopusproject.com)  ultra64podcast.com  Email: ultra64podcast@gmail.com  Instagram: @ultra64podcast  Patreon: patreon.com/ultra64pod  Next week's episode: ZombiU

Triangle Strategy Impressions This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Cameron Daxon, Marc Kaliroff, and Campbell Gill share their thoughts on some of the biggest recent Switch releases and look ahead to the inevitable Game of the Year. Cameron and Marc kick things off by sharing their early impressions of Triangle Strategy, the latest brilliantly named HD-2D experience from Square Enix. The question soon arises: is Triangle Strategy poised to be the long-awaited spiritual successor to Final Fantasy Tactics, or is it more like the Silmarillion of the strategy genre? Its extraordinarily slow pace and exposition-heavy dialogue might make the hosts' eyelids heavy, but they hold out hope for it to pick up the tension later in the campaign. The show takes a detour to a therapy session as Campbell airs his grievances about the extraordinarily disappointing action game, Aztech Forgotten Gods. This game might have demonstrated so much potential back in its early announcement trailers, but the finished product squanders all its ambition through a dreary open world, rough combat system, and an excruciatingly heavy-handed narrative. And that's not mentioning how hideous it is on Switch–take a look at the screenshot at the bottom of this post to see the horrors for yourself, although we take no responsibility for any trauma that may ensue. After all the disappointments in the show so far, the hosts cleanse their palattes to discuss what is sure to be 2022's greatest game, Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Cameron, Marc, and Campbell sure have a mouthful of praise for the game's recent demo on Switch!   You can listen to our show on YouTube |  Stitcher | iTunes |  Podbean | Spotify | Listen Notes | iHeartRadio | Player FM | Amazon Audible   Playlist: LFXIV – NXpress Intro 00:43 – Main event: Triangle Strategy Impressions “Main Theme” – Triangle Strategy 29:30 – Indie Spotlight: Aztech Forgotten Gods Rant “Menu Theme” – Kirby and the Rainbow Curse 46:30 – Kirby and the Forgotten Land Impressions “The Rest Area” – Kirby and the Rainbow Curse

Another episode of our Daily Podcast in these very busy times, today we debrief Liege - Bastogne - Liege and Stage 2 of the Giro. 

This is the OverClocked Podcast, a regular dose of video game music and conversation from OCReMix.org. This week, the ReMix ReWind includes OCR’s new Link’s Awakening tribute album Songs of the Sirens, Stephen interviews Neal Acree, and The Playlist goes underground.ReMix ReWind:From Skies of Arcadia, "Coding Angel" by Jason Covenant - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03967 - http://arcadia.ocremix.org/From Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein, "Eclipse of the Fourth Empire" by Garpocalypse - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03968From Sonic Adventure, "Aviated Spirit" by Rexy - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03969 - http://projects.sonicstadium.org/music-album-2012From Super Mario Bros., "Reflecting Pool" by JohnStacy - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03970From Donkey Kong Country, "OSHA Violation" by Reuben6, Earth Kid, sleffy - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03971From Chrono Cross, "Font of Life" by RebeccaETripp - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03972From Golvellius: Valley of Doom, "Kelesis with a Mandolin" by RebeccaETripp - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03973From Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge, "Cozy Campfire" by Yffisch - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03974From Sea of Thieves, "A Shark Hunter's Tale" by DusK - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03975From The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, "To the Finder..." by WillRock, XPRTNovice - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03976 - http://sirens.ocremix.org/From The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, "Le Mystère du Poisson-Rêve" by Doc Nano - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03977 - http://sirens.ocremix.org/From The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, "Mah Boi" by PROTO·DOME - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03978 - http://sirens.ocremix.org/From The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, "Animal's Avenue" by Yoann Turpin - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03979 - http://sirens.ocremix.org/From The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, “The Waker's Tale" by DaMonz, Christine Giguère, Trainbeat - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03980 - http://sirens.ocremix.org/From The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, "Marin's Mambo" by Lemonectric - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03981 - http://sirens.ocremix.org/From Terra Cresta, "Terra Et Cetera" by Retro Brothers - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03982From Pokémon Diamond Version, “Knowing Your Roots" by Arceace - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03983From XGIII: Extreme G Racing, "Hypersonic" by Synesthesics - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03984From Golden Sun, "Essence of the Four Elements" by Eliott Tordo - https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03985From Super Metroid, "The Loneliest Bounty Hunter in the Universe" by Pyrus - http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03986The Playlist: Underground ThemesOriginally from Super Mario 64, “Grab the Blue Coin!” by Sole Signal, submitted by Patchpen - http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02908 - http://plumber.ocremix.org/From Dungeons & Dragons: Shadows Over Mystara, “Harsh Prison”, composed by Masato Kouda, submitted by UtopiaNemoFrom Pokémon Let’s Go, “Caves of Mt. Moon”, originally composed by Junichi Masuda, arranged by Shota Kageyama, submitted by Rexy - https://music.apple.com/us/album/pok%C3%A9mon-lets-go-pikachu-pok%C3%A9mon-lets-go-eevee-super/1441555925From Jumping Flash!, World 2-2, composed by Takeo Miratsu, submitted by electricboogalooFrom Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), Flame Core, submitted by Black_Doom - https://music.apple.com/us/album/sonic-the-hedgehog-original-soundtrack-vol-1/571270059From Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Cave, submitted by StephenFrom The Curse of Issyos, “Stage 2 ~ Cave”, composed by Gryzor87, submitted by Eino Keskitalo - http://gr87.com/en/the-curse-of-issyos-ost/From Castlevania Chronicles, Thrashard in The Cave, composed by Shin-chan, Keizo Nakamura, and Hiroshi Kobayashi, submitted by BedrothNext Week's Playlist: Older OverClocked ReMixedFor OCR’s 20th Anniversary, let’s delve into it’s past and dig up some absolute classic remixes from the many talented artists on OCRemix.org.Credits:Script: Eino Keskitalo, bedroth, Patchpen, FenixDownHosting: PatchpenEditing: Patchpen, RexyInterview: Stephen Kelly, Neal AcreeRelease: Stephen KellyAnd a very special thank you to everyone who gave us feedback and submitted Playlist recommendations!Bumper music: WhACKASS WORKShIFTS (Instrumental) by Sir Jordanius and halc from Temporal Duality - http://soniccd.ocremix.org/#disc4 Twitter: @OCRpodcastDiscord: https://discord.gg/KJfvAuFEmail: podcast@ocremix.orgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ocremixGoogle Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ivb42azxllrsxwg7zavtptcho2iiTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/overclocked-podcast/id1057063792?mt=2Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/overclocked-podcastRSS: https://feeds.feedburner.com/OverclockedPodcastOverClocked ReMix is dedicated to the appreciation and promotion of video game music as an art form. Learn more at http://ocremix.org/info/About_Us!

En esta ocasión Cesar llega con su reto cumplido. Un juego colorido, de plastilina y un control extraño, Kirby and the rainbow curse. Iniciamos hablando sobre el desarrollo del juego, pasamos a la historia tras este juego de plataformas (5:10), continuamos con jugabilidad (7:54) y aspectos técnicos (19:03). Como siempre damos nuestro resumen (24:04) y en esta ocasión recordamos nuestros artículos en la página www.cronicasgoomba.com (32:05) Nos despedimos esperando la última parte del podcast.

En esta ocasión Cesar llega con su reto cumplido. Un juego colorido, de plastilina y un control extraño, Kirby and the rainbow curse. Iniciamos hablando sobre el desarrollo del juego, pasamos a la historia tras este juego de plataformas (5:10), continuamos con jugabilidad (7:54) y aspectos técnicos (19:03). Como siempre damos nuestro resumen (24:04) y en esta ocasión recordamos nuestros artículos en la página www.cronicasgoomba.com (32:05) Nos despedimos esperando la última parte del podcast.

The end of August brings a fun and special episode of the Negative World Podcast! As per usual there's Joe (Ninsage) and Stephen (DrFinkelstein), but unlike the last episode, there's plenty of guests this time! Stephen drove all the way to Joe's corner of the U.S. of A. in order to record this latest episode and with him he brought Erika (EponaEatsCarrots). Joe's Wife, Amy, makes four and the quintuple is rounded out by Negative World's own Lou (TheOldManFromZelda). This episode primarily has a focus on Now Playing and general floating discussion, but all of it is wonderful! Games mentioned include, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma, Pokemon GO, Pokemon Platinum, Fable, Pokemon Yellow, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, Star Wars: Battle Pod, a Star Wars pinball machine, Cruis'n USA, WRC II Extreme, everyone's favorite Baseball games, Super Mario Maker, Road Rash 3, Kirby's Epic Yarn, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse, Mario Kart Arcade GP 2, and even somehow classic dollhouses get mentioned. (Well, the mention of the Strong Museum of Play probably led that portion.) It was a ton of fun to record and I hope it's a ton of fun for you to listen to! Negative World's site owner and operator, Zero provides the intro and outro. There is no break music in this episode, but there is a brief visit from a surprise guest named Sab! Full list of episodes

In this episode we talk about what is arguably one of the best uses for the WiiU gamepad, and why that makes Kirby and the Rainbow Curse a worse game for the person playing it. Garett has been playing, shocker here folks, Rock Band 4 again. We discuss the new Rock Band dlc and why we all hate the fact that you have to pay for new modes, even though it's Garett's money that will pay for it. Jess talks about her reborn love of Chime with the release of Chime Sharp, despite some major controller wonkiness on Mac. Gabe has been playing Telltale's Batman: Episode 1 and Abzu. 

The Negative World Podcast is back! We've taken an unintentional hiatus this summer as so much energy of mine is spent right now on advancing my off-line life. Joe and I hadn't much time to catch up either so we got our schedules aligned and recorded a new episode of the show! It's our shortest (main) show ever in fact at just over an hour long! In this episode you'll find that Joe (Ninsage) and Stephen (DrFinkelstein) have a grab bag of topics to discuss. To start things off they discuss Joe's recent endeavor into the world of pub trivia with other Negative Worlders. Then they discuss Video Game Vinyls for a moment. Thirdly Stephen brings up this new amiibo news regarding the Shovel Knight amiibo. After that it's a brief Now Playing segment (or more like Been Playing) where Joe has been focusing on Kirby and the Rainbow Curse primarily while Stephen is still up to his neck in ink with Splatoon. I hope we'll be able to get back to the usual podcast schedule and lengths soon enough but for now we might be seeing shorter episodes like this one. I'd also like to get the Negative World Euphonic back and running. If anyone wishes for that as well, let us know in the comments. We finish the show with a mention of the late Satoru Iwata. I had intended to make this episode an Iwata-ganza but with everything going on I haven't been able to write a show that would do him justice. So we plan to do something in remembrance soon enough but not at this time. As I just saw his name roll in the credits of the last game I beat, he will always be remembered and he'll always be warming our hearts even when he is no longer with us. There isn't any specific music in this episode but the show's theme music is, as always, from Negative World site owner and operator, Zero. Full list of episodes

We return after a week off. Games were played. Zac continues on with Heroes of the Storm and jumped into the Mega Man Collection. Dom turns on the WiiU with Kirby and The Rainbow Curse and preps for Metal Gear with Volume. News happened in the time we were gone, so we speed run two weeks of news. Cliffy B. returns with Lawbreakers, the normal sized New 3ds comes state side, and we talk about games we missed out on.

Crankin’ tunes, Googlin’ better recording equipment. Our most recent episode burned its own house down, shot everyone at it’s job, and walked into the sea. As such, there was little else to do but improvise. Jay flies solo again this fortnight, in a two-days-late all-music episode! Music includes “Don Copal” from Grim Fandango, the boss theme from Shantae: Risky’s Revenge, “Illuminate Encounter” from Helldivers, “Dust” from Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, “L” from Hohokum, “A Proper Story” and “Build That Wall” from Bastion, “The Spine” from Transistor, “Goldenrod City” from Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal, “Green Greens” from Kirby’s Adventure, “The Haunted Ship” from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, the title theme from Balloon Fight, “Because I Love You” from EarthBound, “Vs. Mode (No. 2)” and “Booyah Base – Shopping HQ” from Splatoon, “Three Minutes Clapping” from The World Ends With You,… Read More... The post Hey Poor Podcast Episode 37: DJ Jay P Strikes Back appeared first on Hey Poor Player.

Welcome back to the show everyone! We're past E3, so that means back to the usual schedule. This week Bally returns to another SNES classic, namely the original Donkey Kong Country, and seems to like it quite a bit. He also tried out a few games from the Nindies at E3 demo promotion and is particularly high on Typoman. Nbz follows up with his thoughts on Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, a title which is flawed but fun. He also beat a short Ubisoft game on PC called Grow Home which has great ideas for the future of 3D platformers. He closes out the segment with final thoughts on The Witcher 3 which is in contention for his GOTY! After the break we answer some of your e-mails (Keep sending them in!) and end the show with an E3 round up including discussion of the Treehouse live part of Nintendo's showing. Remember to send all your correspondence to our E-mail Address: ThisNintendoLife@gmail.com

The Wii U was and continues to be a great system. Unfortunately, third parties don't seem to see it that way, and even more unfortunately that's backed by sales numbers. Console gaming in general is in a decline, but the Wii U's decline may already be underway. Not for lack of great titles, but in ovrall volume. Sean and Vinnk talk about their favorite Nintendo system since the Super NES, and how it will all end. Sean wonders if he will ever game again, and Vinnk tries to bring him back onboard with Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. Details about the podcast, links to related articles, and supplemental audio/video are available at FamicomDojo.TV: https://famicomdojo.tv/podcast/120 Leave us a voicemail at 608-492-1923, or share your thoughts on Facebook (https://facebook.com/famicomdojo), Instagram (https://instagram.com/famicomdojo), Twitter (@FamicomDojo), or our Famicom Dojo YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/famicomdojo). "Famicom Thrash" opening theme and "RPG" end theme songs by the Imari Tones: http://imaritones.net Vinnk and SeanOrange pixel art by Louis Lloyd-Judson: https://louistrations.co.uk This podcast is brought to you by the Little Podcast Network. Sponsor an episode, or listen to other great shows at http://LittlePodcast.com.

If that's true, then this episode's going to be a laugh riot in 10 years. Honestly, we weren't even sure if this episode would even record because of various circumstances, but we're kind of glad it did so we could get some things off our collective chest. For New Business, Stephen and Donald have both fallen down the Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate rabbit hole - including the dreaded mutual hunts - and their responses are pretty much what you'd expect. Donald follows up with another New 3DS showpiece in the free trial of Ironfall Invasion, followed by a dab of payola and a cheap shot at Nintendo's future plans before getting his ink on in Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. Austen finally has a chance to go off on The Order: 1886, and apparently he's the only one who bought that full freight and liked it (ed. – Weekend Confirmed Alumni Jeff Cannata & Christian Spicer have my back. :P ). After quick-ish stops with the Screamride Demo and the 2nd of Resident Evil's many Revelations, it's time for a not-for-children's card game in Hand of Fate, and the 2nd part of a long discussion of Baten Kaitos Origins (continued from 52). Warning: Here be spoilers. For Whatcha Watchin', Donald finds out if they're doing phrasing anymore thanks to Archer Vice, while Stephen has been answering the immortal question of How The States Got Their Shapes. Amazingly, the History Channel produced something recently that doesn't involve aliens (we think). Austen reports on the horror and boredom of the 2015 Academy Awards, and also lets us in on if Tiger & Bunny fared better Rising than the Dark Knight. Finally, there are the obligatory DC/Marvel comic book TV minutes with Marvel's Agent Carter, The Flash, and The Arrow. With the controversial release of The Order fresh in our minds, we turned the Feature towards the dilemma of determining game value in an era of steam sales, flash sales, $20 price post-launch price drops, used games, and economic recession (and yet a time when games are cheaper than ever). The Mushrooms, well, kind of summarize why quarter 1 of 2015 should be declared non-canon as soon as is humanly possible (with maybe two or three exceptions), but also why there could be hope yet for Kickstarter. Finally, we top them off with a celebration of the late, great Leonard Nimoy, who passed away the day before recording. We promise the next episode will be much happier, especially since we'll be caught up from the backlog, so why not drop us a line so we can drive 55? You can email us (nintendofreeradio@gmail.com), tweet @NFRPodcast or drop it below. Until then, live long and prosper. This podcast was recorded on February 28, and was edited by Donald Theriault and Austen Parkin. Fear is their bacon bits.

This week on the 27th episode of Player Vs. Podcast, we ALL have new games to talk about! We've got Monster Hunter, Darkest Dungeon, GTA Online Heists, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, and Don't Starve Together. Also, before you get started, check out the free game of the week - Presentable Liberty.  Also be sure to play our free game for next week, "Devil's Tuning Fork" Music: "Intro" by Slime Girls, "Fumbling over Words That Rhyme" and "Rock and Roll" by Edan

Paul is kind of in and out during this episode but everything is playing Ori and the Blind Forest. Sean finished Rainbow Curse and continues with STEAM. Jon continues with Pokemon Shuffle, plays the original Dragon Warrior and Mario Party 10.Nintendo announces that it is getting into the mobile gaming market, they also announce that they have started work on their next platform code named NX. Kojima leaves Konami and a few more episode game series get next installment announcements.

Jon returns from his couple week absence to tell us all about how he didn't play anything at PAX East. He has though been trying out Pokemon Shuffle, Star Tropics and finishing that Dragon Ball Z game. Paul didn't play much. Sean continues with Rainbow Curse, starts Code Name S.T.E.A.M. and is quite into Ori and the Blind Forest.Uncharted 4 gets pushed to 2016, the next PS4 firmware update will bring the promised suspend/resume feature, and the next single play Hearthstone expansion is announced.

Valve once again screwed all of us over with the lack of a Half­-Life 3 announcement, but that's okay since Source Engine 2 was announced! We break down the non­-announcement, along with a ton of other news, ranging from the MGSV release date and Rock Band 4 being officially announced along with our review of Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. This week's episode is brought to you us by a BRAND NEW sponsor: GreenManGaming.com! The best way to buy PC games online is through Green Man Gaming. Take advantage of the VIP and weekly 20% off codes by making all of your PC gaming purchases through the link on TheGamingMarathon.com!

Welcome to yet another VCR episode for 2015, and this one is quite an interesting one. While we go into this game in some considerable depth, the episode is much shorter than others but we hope you still enjoy our look at Kirby Canvas Curse, one of the more experimental of the Kirby games. Kirby Canvas Curse was arguably the first mainline Kirby game that didn't conform to the standard things you'd expect from a typical platformer. As such, we thought it was the most appropriate Kirby game to look at especially considering that a spiritual successor was released in the states just recently as Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. The team does the usual - talks about the development history (or in this case, context) for the game as well as critiques it's story, game design and presentation. To keep things mildly interesting for this very short episode, the team also talks about the Kirby series as a whole and where we see Kirby heading next. Check back next week for another traditional episode and one hell of a party!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/vooksdotnet)

FEATURING: New Business: Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords - Anniversary Edition, Soul Nomad (PS2), TV buying, Titan Attacks! and Ironfall.Retroactive: Pokemon - The Trading Card Game

Nintendo's on a roll. We share full impressions of Kirby and the Rainbow Curse and Last Survivor, plus discuss all the eShop indie news from the 2015 Game Developers Conference.

On this week's show, Adam and Vaughn try to survive five more nights with Freddy (for a third time) while Stephen totally shreds in OlliOlli 2. We also talk Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Fortune Street, Rock Band, GDC and PAX East news and much more! This week's cast: Adam Arinder Stephen Martin Vaughn Venters Music Credit: Outro -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vQUO_NkwX4 RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:61611947/sounds.rss March 6, 2015

We belatedly offer up our favourite games of 2014 and discuss our most anticipated games of 2015 plus we also talk Evolve, Alien Isolation, Costume Quest 2, #IDARB, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, the Peter Molyneux Godus backlash and the Nintendo YouTube fiasco.

We belatedly offer up our favourite games of 2014 and discuss our most anticipated games of 2015 plus we also talk Evolve, Alien Isolation, Costume Quest 2, #IDARB, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, the Peter Molyneux Godus backlash and the Nintendo YouTube fiasco.

Jon is away for the second week, this time attending PAX East. Sean finishes up Majora's Mask 3D and Evolve while continuing Desert Golf and starting Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. Paul tries out Black Hole, Republique Remastered and Trials Fusion. News is large with the Rock Band 4 announcement, everything from Valve at this year's GDC and March's PS+ games.

Primer podcast del mes de marzo y es momento de tener hablar de lo más importante de los videojuegos. En este programa hubo de todo y si se perdieron la transmisión en vivo el lunes a las 9:00 PM aquí podrán tener el programa completo en donde hablamos de los siguientes temas:Amiibo dorado de Mario agotado y alcanza precios de locura en reventa.OlliOlli priner juego Third Party con Cross-Buy en Nintendo.85 % de desarrollo lleva The Witcher 3.Trilogía de Gears of War podría estar en camino.Fable Legends será Free-to-Play.Sí se requiere Xbox Live y PSN+ para jugar online Mortal Kombat X.Espectacular edición de colección de Dying Light.Todas las novedades sobre Batman: Arkham Knight.Los juegos de Games with Gold de Marzo.Logo de Metal Gear Rising 2 fue hecho por PlatinumGames.Dragon Quest Heroes confirmado para América y Europa.Se anuncha Nash para Street Fighter V.Nuevo Guitar Hero podría estar en camino.Se esperan muchas cosas de Valve en GDC 2015.Xbox prepara sorpresas para E3 2015. La reseña que tuvimos fue The Order 1886 y Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.

ome cool jokes, solid sound effects, and a lot of chemistry in each conversation: would listen to again—8/10, or something like that. Yeah, as silly as they can be, game reviews are one of the most polarizing, yet essential elements to the culture and industry of video games today. As the medium of gaming grows, so too does the science of critiquing it for both consumer and developers alike. We here at Press Pause Radio decide to discuss this necessary evil in detail, ranging in our thoughts about the process from our fellow peers in games journalism, our very perspective on the concept of review, justifying our personal philosophy behind our very own grading system. Along the way we talk about Valentine’s Day, The New Nintendo 3DS XL, The Order 1886, Club Nintendo, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, Mexican Snowboarding, Life is Strange, Avernum 2, Kirby and The Rainbow Curse, The Last Guardian, and more! Mail us at our new email Mailbag@presspauseradio.com, leave a voicemail at 469-PPR-TALK, and be sure to stop by at our Forums if you haven’t already registered and post your thoughts about the show. Finally, make sure to rate and subscribe to us on iTunes and YouTube, follow us on Twitch page and Twitter, and finally take part in our Facebook and Steam group!

This week, Maddy crushes Steve's dream of a Rock Band future, Steve crushes Maddy's dream of enjoying Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Bri crushes Georgia's dream of playing games on a holodeck any time soon, and Georgia crushes everyone's dreams with her new design for a panda fighting game.

Jeff and Christian welcome the Creative Director of Halo 5, Tim Longo of 343 Industries to the show this week to discuss Unreal Engine going free to use, Valve Vive VR announcement, Fable Legends going free-to-play, WoW adding a new gold for playtime economy, and more! In the Playlist, Tim wants to get into Heroes of the Storm, but Jeff is a jerk, Christian loves the whimsy of Kirby's Rainbow Curse, Tim extols the virtues of Never Alone, and Jeff feels like Hand of Fate is made just for him. For Tabletop Time, Tim played Call of Cthulhu the card game, Christian play Monopoly... yuck, and Jeff played Scoville.

FEATURING: New Business: Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, ICO, Shadow of the Colossus, and StarFox 64 3D.Listener Mail: 100%ing games, Who Loves Donkey Kong the Most?, Lincoln: Nintendo's newest character.

Hello and welcome to episode 170 of Connectivity! We have two regular segments and one bonus segment for you this week. Kicking things off, Scott, Neal and Zach discuss Kirby and The Rainbow Curse. Join the guys as they talk about the legacy of Canvas Curse and how this beautiful claymation sequel upholds it. Plus, amiibo complaints, like always! After that, enjoy the audio-only version of this week's Nintendo News Report, where Scott and Alex preview Nintendo's spring lineup and review the week's news. We are really excited about the release of every Donkey Kong Country/Land game on the eShop; less so about the reveal of the gold Mario amiibo. Closing out the show, Zach and Scott host another Dino Chat segment. Why are some dinosaur bones radioactive? Did aquatic dinosaurs lead to penguins? How come Chris Pratt can train raptors? Zach answers these and other burning questions! Be sure to send your listener mail and submission for best shooter music to Connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com. We'll see you next week!

This week on Game Crunch:  Responding to the call!  This week everyone has taken up the call to be a hero!  Mike and Nick use their magical stylus powers to help save Dream Land from being taken over by an Instagram filter in Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.  Brandon has taken up the fight to save […]

It's the Vita's 3rd birthday, so naturally we celebrate by playing 3DS games all week. More Monster Hunter 4, some Majora's Mask, and Tetris Ultimate. Also Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, which is on neither 3DS nor Vita. Episode Timeline 0:00 - Intro3:15 - PAX East hype/PAX South unhype11:50 - Kirby and the Rainbow Curse17:26 - Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate34:20 - Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D36:00 - Tetris Ultimate44:10 - PS Vita turns 358:30 - Viewer Mail64:14 - Outro

Chris, Matt, and Stephanie talk about YouTube’s new terms of service and interview the DC Stunt Coalition, creators of the Live Action Smash Bros. video. Getting into car crashes (4:28) Dragon Age: Inquisition discussion (9:35) MorningStar: Escape from Deadrock review by Chris (14:25) Kirby’s Rainbow Curse first impressions from Chris (17:20) World of Warcraft 6.1 [...]

Welcome to the GameGravy.com Rewind Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Impressions Podcast. Speaking in it is Anthony DeVirgilis (Nintendo Editor) Twitter:@ADeVirgilis, and Ryan Shiflett (Writer on our sister site NintendoFever.com) Twitter:@Shifilation. We hope you enjoy this special edition Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Impressions... Read More » The post Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Podcast first appeared on GameGravy.

Welcome to the GameGravy.com Rewind Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Impressions Podcast. Speaking in it is Anthony DeVirgilis (Nintendo Editor) Twitter:@ADeVirgilis, and Ryan Shiflett (Writer on our sister site NintendoFever.com) Twitter:@Shifilation. We hope you enjoy this special edition Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Impressions... Read More »

Time for your weekly dose of Nintendo Lovefest: your gaymer podcast about gaming in general but Nintendo specifically!This week:Nintendo Earnings Call - Antony and Michael discuss the news coming out of the Investor's call including 3DS sales, software numbers and worldwide differences in amiibo sales and what this might mean for the future of Nintendo's game-to-life tech;Pokemon Shuffle Nintervention - Antony describes how he's become addicted to Pokemon Shuffle and how his 3DS is kind of only able to play Nintendo's free-to-play title due to his quest not-to-pay;Kirby and the Rainbow Curse and the question of length - following the reviews of both Kirby's latest Wii U title and Sony's The Order 1886, Michael and Antony discuss the important discussion of value perceived by length of games;Gay Representations in Mass Effect - Michael teases his upcoming presentation at the University of Toronto as part of the Queer Love in Games event as part of the Turing Initiative (for more information, or to book tickets, please visit http://turinginitiative.info/event/queer-love-in-games/Remember you can follow Nintendo Lovefest on Twitter - @NintyLovefest and also like the podcast on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NintyLovefest.  Please visit us on these social networks and join in with the fun and feedback and rate and review us on iTunes too!

In each episode of Quality Control, Polygon managing editor Justin McElroy talks to a critic after they review a new game and allows them to add a little bit of extra context and insight. Why did they feel the way they did? What do they wish they had been able to discuss in more depth in their review? Also: Did they play it wrong? In this episode, we talk with Megan Farokhmanesh about her review of Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Taco Tuesday, and boy are our arms tired! On the menu this week: Blek, Q-bert Rebooted, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. Also this week, D.J.'s game of the year 2017, The Order 1886.

Hello and welcome to episode 162 of Connectivity! We've got two great segments for you this week. Kicking the show off, Scott, Mike and Zach host another music segment, this time featuring the best music from the Smash Bros. series. Featuring tracks from Melee, Brawl and 3DS/Wii U, this segment is packed with the guys' favorite music as well as your listener submissions. Plus, bonus Frozen discussion! And for next time, be sure to send us your favorite winter/snow/ice level theme! After that, Alex, Neal and Scott discuss their favorite games this year, with a few surprises along the way. After that, the guys break down the handful of news stories from the past week, including how amiibo will be used in Kirby and the Rainbow Curse. You can send your listener mail or your submission for best winter/snow/ice level music to Connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com. And if you have a moment, please rate and review the show on iTunes. We'll see you next week!

This week NVC starts off with a second round of post E3 impressions for Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, and Smash Bros. 3DS. Afterwards, the crew switches gears to discuss some recent Nintendo news. Join host Jose Otero, Peer Schneider, Brian Altano, and Marty Sliva for another fun episode of IGN's Nintendo podcast.

It's been a huge week for Nintendo and we think it shows in this episode of the Vookcast! Commemorating our 100th episode, the team looks at all of the announcements to come out of E3. The usual team of James, Steven and Daniel is joined by special guests Scott (aka Lucrei) as well as newcomer Wayne. The episode opens with a run down of the titles announced for this year - including Devil's Third, Smash Bros. for both 3DS and Wii U as well as Nintendo's ambitious new figurine line, the Amiibo range. Hyrule Warriors, Bayonetta 2 and the surprise Bayonetta 1 port as well as Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker are discussed too! With such a busy 2014, an even busier 2015 is on the horizon too! The team discusses Zelda for Wii U, Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Code Name S.T.E.A.M., Yoshi's Woolly World, Splatoon, Mario Party 10, Mario Maker, Kirby & The Rainbow Curse and Xenoblade X. But that's not all! The team also talks about Miyamoto's projects 0 including Project Giant Robot, Project Guard and the much talked about Star Fox for Wii U. Even games that weren't at the show get a mention! The team finishes the episode talking about the game that weren't shown, but we hoped were. Shin Megami Tensei x Fire Emblem, Metroid and the much rumoured Majora's Mask 3D were discussed too. For full music and production credits please visit http://www.Vooks.netSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/vooksdotnet)