Podcasts about snes classic edition

Welcome back to a brand new episode of the Super BS Gamescast! On this episode we introduce that newest member of our team, Stank Bank (Name TBD) or you can call him Dave. Anyway, he'll be filling in for Stank/Donna/Erik for a while (and yes, we discuss the confusing names on this episode). Josh has been playing Halo Wars: Definitive Edition, Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto and he's been diving into the Sega Forever releases on iOS. Apparently he hates mobile games. Brian's been playing things 80% of gamers haven't heard of. And Dave has kids. So he hasn't been playing a whole lot. We'll also be diving into the aftermath of E3 2017 and discussing why Nintendo is so disappointing, even though we're all excited about the SNES Classic Edition. We also steal a joke from another podcast, but don't tell anybody. All of this and more on the first ever episode 16 of the Super BS Gamescast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Nintendo anunció que este juegazo de Super Nintendo llegará el 15 de julio al servicio Nintendo Switch Online. Sin duda un infaltable en este apartado virtual de juegos retro de la consola. Vale la pena comentar que este título también está disponible en el SNES Classic Edition.

Finally acknowledging that the original Game Gear was a hefty beast as far as handhelds go, Sega has just released details on its latest throwback console: a miniature version of the Game Gear that’s reminiscent of Nintendo’s Game Boy Micro. It’s tiny, but even Sega wonders if it’s too tiny, given the company will also be selling a screen magnifier accessory for its 1.15-inch screen. There’s no shortage of miniaturized throwback consoles out there to help scratch your retro gaming itches, but the Sega clones have typically been disappointing at best, and frustrating at worst. That changed last summer when Sega itself released a mini Sega Genesis that delivered an experience on par with Nintendo’s excellent NES and SNES Classic Edition consoles. So there’s good reason to be excited for the new Game Gear Micro, which dramatically reduces the footprint of one of the original color screen portables to a handheld that’s just a few inches in size. With a price tag of around $45 each (official pricing is listed at 4,980 yen given the Game Gear Micro will only be available in Japan at launch) when it arrives on October 6, it’s priced cheap enough to fly off shelves, unless you want more than four games. At launch the Game Gear Micro will be available in four colors: classic black, blue, yellow, and red, but each one will include four different games from the original Game Gear catalog like Sonic, Gunstar Heroes, and Out Run. If you’re itching to play all 16 games, in glorious 240x180 pixels, you’ll need to buy all four colors. But Sega is making that easier with a $200 (21,912 yen) multi-pack that includes a clunky snap-on screen magnifier reminiscent of the hundreds of awful accessories designed to improve the original Nintendo Game Boy experience. As much as this feels like a console designed to appeal to Game Gear fans, Sega’s approach feels a little cash-grabby as all 16 games could have easily been included on a single console. There’s also no word on if or when the Game Gear Micro will be made available outside of Japan, or if North American gamers will have to pay a premium to import the hardware overseas. Paying more than $45 for a collection of just four games that, and let’s be honest here, weren’t the most compelling titles even 30 years ago, is a harder sell. But at least Sega delivered something to fans for the Game Gear’s 30th anniversary—we’re still waiting for the Game Boy Classic Edition which never arrived for its 30th birthday.

On today's show, Marc decides to play Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist because they needed something familiar and comfortable in light of the terrible Game Informer news that came out yesterday, where seven wonderful employees lost their job. I have no jokes today. Anyway, something-something sad and, well, sad, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly hoping for the best) show. The Talking Points: Game Informer Layoffs, Lego City Undercover, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist, 3 Ninjas Kick Back, Yakuza Remastered Collection, SNES Classic Edition

Mas vale tarde que nunca... En este episodio hablamos sobre lo que hemos jugado recientemente, la salida del muy esperado SNES Classic Edition, la más reciente actualización del Nintendo Switch, Thor: Ragnarok, Justice League y Star Wars: The Last Jedi (imagen cortesía de James Cameron, tema musical por drmr).Descargar

This week on VGP, we have to deal with a very sleepy and somewhat delirious me! We start off with side notes about why I’m in the state that I’m in, before heading off into the news where we discuss what little bits of news we were able to find for the last two weeks (it’s been a bit of a dry news cycle, lol). After the news we head on off into the forums, before Millennium and I give two duel first looks at Super Mario Party and the ever-elusive unicorn that is the SNES Classic Edition!! We then finish off with talk of anime and desperately needed sleep! … Continue reading VG Pulse 315: Instant Shenanigans →

This week, Adam's back, but Jason is out!? Adam and Usually Dave talk gaming, gift guides, photography, and what we listen to when focusing. Music can help you focus, right? SQUIRREL! Playstation Now on PC Follow up We mentioned last week on Episode 073 during the conversation about Utomik, that the Playstation Now service allows you to stream/play PS3/4 games on your PC. Here's what you need to make it happen! The Forest Adam has purchased a new game. Check it out! The NES Classic Edition Is Getting Re-Released This June The hotly sought after NES Classic Edition is finally getting re-released this June and the SNES Classic Edition is not far behind. Nintendo recently announced that the NES Classic Edition will go back on sale on June 29. The big question here is whether Nintendo will be able to keep up with demand this time around, as the original release of the micro-console was very difficult to come by due to extremely limited stock. Google Backing Social Network Arcade Based on an article from Engadget, Google is apparently backing a new social network called Arcade. Set to launch this summer the app will focus on gaming with friends, including a lot of trivia style games, and is NOT tied to any of the existing social media apps out there today. Do we need a social media for gamers? Cool Gear Alert! Verge Graduation Gift Guide The Verge has released a nifty graduation gift guide. I'll take one Mjolnir toolbox, please. Also check out our Valentine's Gift Guide from back in Episode 6! Does Music Help You Focus? According to a 2017 blog post on Northcentral University's website, music itself — just the notes, not including lyrics — can cause both the left and right sides of your brain to light up simultaneously, which "can maximize learning and improve memory," according to Dr. Masha Godkin, a professor in the university's Department of Marriage and Family Sciences. Reddit's EarthPorn An awesome subreddit covering the best images of the earth ... but can you believe what you are seeing?

Originally Broadcast 2014/10/17: We're bringing the podcast to YouTube! Watch the video version, and enter our Listener Appreciation Giveaway for a free SNES Classic Edition! https://youtu.be/si0yaZI9QPY Rob Matsushita is a (former) Madison, WI based filmmaker and playright. More importantly for our purposes he is also host of the 10 Minutes About Your Favorite Movie podcast on the Little Podcast Network. We're big fans of his show, and thought that the best way to get Dojo Disciples to become fans too is to show them how awesome it is through the lens of video games. Fortunately, Rob plays video games too. Sometimes. Vinnk, Sean, and Rob give each other their top five favorite games, and chose one to talk about for ten minutes. (Er, apiece.) This is Ten Minutes About Your Favorite Video Game! Times three. Details about the podcast, links to related articles, and supplemental audio/video are available at FamicomDojo.TV: https://famicomdojo.tv/podcast/108 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 This episode is brought to you by the Little Podcast Network. Sign up for your free Audible trial, sponsor an episode, or listen to other great shows at http://LittlePodcast.com.

This week on The Free Cheese, Ben almost burns his new house down. We trade (1) Marc for (1) Ben and (1) Matt and hear about their adventures away. Then, Ben tells us about his recent time with Axiom Verge and how wandering through the eShop landed him a copy of Donkey Kong 64. Matt plays a lot of the SNES Classic Edition and even more Dota 2 than before. Joe changes classes in Final Fantasy XIV, which leads him into some weird places in other games. We talk about Metroid Prime 4's development team, eSports in the Olympics, and EVO 2018's lineup before recapping the Q&A section of Nintendo's latest investor's meeting.

We’ve talked on this show about how the Super Nintendo was the greatest console of all time. In late 2017, Nintendo released the SNES Classic Edition, a small form-factor SNES with a prepackaged set of 20+1 games with high-quality HDMI output. While supplies have been short up until now, many listeners will undoubtedly be looking to find one in 2018. In this episode, Aaron and Chris discuss the 20+1 games on the system--what works, what doesn’t, and what should’ve made the cut. Intro music provided by sawsquarenoise. Used with permission.

CoachRX joins us again to talk about the Metal Gear Series, particularly Metal Gear Solid and Metal Gear Solid V. We also give a few details on how to get more entries into the SNES Classic Edition giveaway and even drop conditions for an adhoc contest!  Here are links to our podcast page, twitter, twitch, and youtube: Podcast: https://hkvideogameexperience.podbean.com/ Twitter: @HKVIDEOGAMING @kleerfyre @HolliwoodKole Email: hnkvideogamingexperience@gmail.com Twitch: twitch.tv/kleerfyre Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOA-Mg3FekEENC_A0yirr4w You can also find us on iTunes and Google Play Google Play link here: https://play.google.com/music/listen?t=The_H%26K_Video_Game_Experience_Podcast&pcampaignid=MKT-na-all-co-pr-mu-pod-16&u=0&view=/ps/Ieiezi4j3br7tvlv6yk3w7gawj4

Out with the old year, in with the new. We discuss what's ahead for Nintendo in 2018, look back at 2017, and share our Game of the Year picks. Plus, your chance to win a SNES Classic Edition!

► The 2017's Christmas Gift List For Software Developers (And Other Tech Geeks) ◄ In true Simple Programmer tradition, I’ve put together this year’s Christmas List for software developers, programmers, and tech junkies. Programmers are picky people and, if your spouse/SO/family member is one, you might be finding it a huge pain in the neck shopping for them this Christmas. Or maybe you’re a programmer yourself, and you’re tired of receiving yet another loud Christmas sweater from a well-meaning, if misguided, relative. If so, you can not-so-subtly share this Christmas List. It contains my top picks for tech items this year – products anyone in the technology field will appreciate. GIFTS LIST Christmas Gift List 2016 - 00:45 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMhKzTFyVdw Microsoft Surface II - 01:43 https://simpleprogrammer.com/microsoftsurfacebookII Macbook Pro 2017 - 02:29 https://simpleprogrammer.com/macbookpro135 iPhone 10/X - 02:54 https://simpleprogrammer.com/iphonex Google Pixel 2 Phone - 03:40 https://simpleprogrammer.com/googlepixel2 SNES Classic Edition - 04:04 https://simpleprogrammer.com/SNESclassic NES Classic Edition - 04:46 https://simpleprogrammer.com/NESClassicEdition Samsung 960 PRO Series - 512GB PCIe NVMe - 05:28 https://simpleprogrammer.com/ssd960pro Optane SSD 900P 280GB AIC - 05:46 https://simpleprogrammer.com/optane900pssd CanaKit Raspberry Pi 3 Complete Starter Kit - 06:20 https://simpleprogrammer.com/raspberrypi3starter ARDUINO K000007 The Starter Kit - 06:33 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01L22LHCO/makithecompsi-20 Oculus Rift - 06:51 https://simpleprogrammer.com/oculusrift Dell U3415w - 07:54 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00PXYRMPE/makithecompsi-20 Dell 3417w - 08:07 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01IOO4TIM/makithecompsi-20 Dell 3818dw - 08:27 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B073FHWTPL/makithecompsi-20 Your Slide Laptop Monitor - 08:52 https://www.yourslide.com/ Apple Watch 3 - 09:32 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B075TD5ZWZ/makithecompsi-20 Nintendo Switch - 10:15 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01MUAGZ49/makithecompsi-20 Zelda Breath Of The Wild - 10:46 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01MS6MO77/makithecompsi-20 Super Mario Odyssey - 10:55 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01MY7GHKJ/makithecompsi-20 Pluralsight Subscription - 11:08 https://simpleprogrammer.com/pluralsight Interview Cake - 11:56 https://simpleprogrammer.com/interviewcake Computer Glasses - 12:37 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01FIS2T6Q/makithecompsi-20 SOL REPUBLIC 1430-00 Tracks Air Wireless On-Ear Headphones - 13:12 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00GYFLO14/makithecompsi-20 Apple Airpods - 14:01 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01MQWUXZS/makithecompsi-20 Amazon Echo - 14:35 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B06XCM9LJ4/makithecompsi-20 Anker 20000mAh Portable Charger PowerCore 20100 - 15:14 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00X5RV14Y/makithecompsi-20 Belkin BOOST UP Wireless Charging Pad - 15:43 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B075M59ZB7/makithecompsi-20 Mophie juice pack wireless - Charge Force Wireless Power - 16:19 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B01NAAF5WN/makithecompsi-20 Ultra 400gb Micro sd - 17:08 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B074RNRM2B/makithecompsi-20 Fallout Board Game - 17:42 https://simpleprogrammer.com/falloutboard The Complete Software Developer's Career Guide - 18:06 https://simpleprogrammer.com/career-guide-yt Soft Skills - 18:24 https://simpleprogrammer.com/softskills 10 Steps Learn Anything - 18:35 https://simpleprogrammer.com/10stepstolearn How To Market Yourself - 18:50 https://simpleprogrammer.com/howtomarketyourself

In this episode, we geek out on the forth season of Voltron Legendary Defender! No matter how you want to describe it, the episodes were fun, enthralling, and definitely worth a watch. We wrap up the show with a Mail Time response from Jedimon 2005...speaking of, here it is! --- Dear Christopher Long a.k.a. "clong83" a.k.a. "longstoys" and Brian Dagley a.k.a. "ShukuenShinobi" a.k.a. "Shinobi Creative" a.k.a. "CollectorShuki" a.k.a. "Pokemon Collector Shuki" a.k.a. "OvrflowinNoodlz",   I am a long time listener to your show, and I felt the need to write to you over a most urgent matter. I have recently engaged myself in the act of listening to the episode of your podcast Geek Each Week in which you discussed the recently released SNES Classic Edition with frequent guest host and "Nintendo Correspondent" Hassan Ahmed of the World of Ha. During the course of this discussion, the three of you turned the conversation towards "games you would've liked to see on the system." As someone who commands ownership of the 52 SNES games seen in the enclosed pictures, I believe I know a thing or two about the original system. There were several games mentioned that I applaud you in praising as I also recognize their greatness. However, there were several other games that seem to have eluded your gaze, and I felt the need to point out the oversight. As per usual convention, I shall proceed alphabetically.   We shall begin with "Arcade's Greatest Hit's: The Atari Collection 1." I am mentioning this mainly for the amount of content on the cartridge. There are quite a few enjoyable titles here, and you don't have to spend your quarters or drive to a public place to play them. My one complaint stems from the fact that this is referred to as collection 1, implying that there is a collection 2, however no such game exists for the Super Nintendo. It was instead released solely for the Sony PlayStation.   Moving along to the next game in our journey, we encounter "Disney's Goof Troop." Now I know you're probably thinking "we mentioned how great the Disney games are." I shall now correct your thinking by reminding you that what was said was "All the Disney movie-based games were great." Goof Troop of course, as you know, was not a movie but rather a television program about Goofy and his son Max. This adventure game was one of the most fun experiences my father and I had playing on our SNES. The puzzles were top notch and the graphics were first rate. Plus it involves pirates for whatever reason. Highly recommended for anyone to hunt down and play through.   The third game we shall look at is another Disney title, "Timon & Pumbaa's Jungle Games." While one may attempt to make the case that this game is related to Disney's The Lion King movie due to the title characters being that movie's comic relief duo, I believe it is more closely tied to the animated series produced by Disney in the 90's named after these two characters who were the stars of the show. This game was also released as a PC game (that we also owned mind you) and is a collection of arcade-style games that are fun for the whole family. Plus they star Timon and Pumbaa, and what self-respecting person with a soul doesn't love these two?   We shall take a brief detour to mention the "Family Feud" game that was made. There's nothing special about it other than it featured the "Bullseye Round" and starred Ray Combs, the 2nd host of the show who was nothing to write home about, which is probably what lead to him hanging himself.   Getting back on track, we go to Mario's Time Machine. This game was one of the many that were mentioned as the three of you read off a list of SNES games presumably found on Wikipedia. The outright absurdity of this game is part of what makes it fun. That and traveling back in time required Mario to surf and pick up 10 items that appear to be apples and then steer directly into a whirlpool, while avoiding spike balls and whirlpools before you collect 10. I've learned many historical facts from that game through my many playthroughs.   Another Disney game makes the list, Mickey's Ultimate Challenge. This game features Mickey having to complete several puzzles in order to acquire magic beans from his friends to face off against a final puzzle with Willie the Giant. While not very difficult, many of the puzzle elements are random, so the exact answers are different every time you play.   Another brief side note, the "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" game for the SNES differed from the Sega Genesis version by not including Tommy or the Dragonzord in the game for whatever stupid reason. Also, I sadly do not own the Movie Edition game. I played it once when I had my tonsils out and didn't get very far.   I would like to take a second to mention the "Monopoly" game. I am partial to Monopoly and the cutaways for different actions such as building a house, getting out of jail, and auctioning property are quite humorous.   Shifting genres to the puzzle variety, "Pac Attack" is an interesting hybrid of Pac-Man and Tetris. Puzzle pieces drop from the sky like Tetraminos, and contain either what appears to be wood or a ghost. When you make a full line of "wood" it vanishes like in Tetris. Every so often Pac-Man appears. There is a bit of a learning curve associated with it, but it's definitely a fun game and something highly recommended. This was one of the first games we purchased for our system.   Our next stop is a game based on everyone's favorite mystery-solving canine, "Scooby-Doo Mystery." This game has the player take control of Norville "Shaggy" Rogers and his faithful companion Scoobert "Scooby" Doo and explore various areas to solve a tv style mystery. It's a fun game that I need to go back and play to actually finish.   A different sort of game is our next stop, "Super Caesar's Palace." This is a game that's exactly as it sounds. The player walks around a casino floor and gambles. Available options include but are not limited to blackjack, roulette, craps, video poker, and slot machines. There are several sets of tables/machines depending on how much you're willing to bet at one time. They even include a "high roller" section of the casino for those who win copious amounts of money. This is the perfect game for gambling addicts or those who wish to teach their children how to gamble from a young age. We were the latter.   Yet another side step as I come to "Super Pinball: Behind the Mask." While pinball games suffer from the television screen only showing one half of the machine at a time, I mention this title for how creepy as fuck the pinball machines are. Chills run down my spine even as I type this.   Back on track now, we will cover three titles at once: "Super Star Wars," "Super Empire Strikes Back," and "Super Return of the Jedi." I am genuinely perplexed as to how these three games flew right past you. While they do take liberties with some of the levels to generate content, such as having Luke ascend a sandcrawler killing Jawas along the way with nary a care in the world, all three are immensely fun. They are also quite difficult to complete. In "Super Star Wars" I can make it about halfway through the game. "Super Empire Strikes Back" is the hardest for me as I can only get to the second level. Don't judge me. I'm the one who remembered these games. And in "Super Return of the Jedi" I have managed to make it all the way to Endor. All three games feature a variety of characters to play as and worlds to visit spanning the entire original trilogy of Star Wars movies. These are must play games.   We're nearing the end of our journey. Just a few more stops to go. Next on the list is "Tetris 2." While this game bears the Tetris name, it is basically "Dr. Mario" minus Mario. You may be wondering to yourselves, why then would I include it on this list and not "Dr. Mario?" Well that answers is rather simple. As a child I owned this game and not "Dr. Mario," so it has a great deal of sentimental value to me. Plus it's just a really fun game with several modes to try.   Another title with Tetris in its name is next, "Tetris Attack." As I'm sure you're both aware, this game is the American localization of the Japanese game "Panel de Pon," but with Yoshi included as a mascot and the Tetris name thrown on it to sell it to American audiences better. Versions of this game have been released over the years for several different consoles, each with a slightly different skin on it, but this one was the first. It is highly addictive, and one could find himself playing for hours and not even realize any time had passed.   Moving from puzzle games to a licensed property, we come to "The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock." In this game, the players control Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble as they search for the lost treasure of Sierra Madrock. Each area in the game is arranged somewhat like a game board, as there are different paths to take. Players move by rolling a stone die that tells how many spaces to move. Whatever space is landed on is the level that is played. The standard levels are sidescroller levels. Each area also features a different member of the Loyal Order of Water Buffalos to which Fred and Barney belong. Once landing on a space with that Water Buffalo, the player must win a race against them in order to advance forward in the game. Fred an Barney must also avoid their wives. When encountered, they drag their husband backwards on the game board.   We now come to our final Disney game, "The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse." In this platform, Mickey must go in search of his lost dog Pluto, and he gains abilities based on different outfits he wears. The game spawned two sequels and was remade for the Game Boy Advance. This game is one of the more visually beautiful games for the system and is certainly worth a play through for Disney fans.   The world of Hanna Barbara gives us another fun licensed platformer, "Tom and Jerry." As one would expect, the player controls Jerry Mouse as he travels through different environments with the boss of each world being Tom Cat in some different type of machine. Player 2 may control the gray mouse Tuffy. Aside from the "jumping on things to kill them" mechanic, the heroic mouse duo can also throw can throw marbles at their enemies. Completing this game often takes lots of practice but is definitely a worthwhile endeavor.   Our final two games are both of the puzzle variety. First up is "Yoshi's Cookie." Played in a style similar to Tetris in that a row of the same type of cookie will clear away from the screen. However, the size of the row is what determines the difficulty. Cookies move in from two directions simultaneously making the game that much more challenging. Like most other puzzle games, this one has multiple game modes for hours of play. This game was one of the first games I owned and, as such, is very near and dear to my heart.   Finally we come to "Zoop." A game as weird as its name. I am not quite sure what to say about this game other than it can be either quite fun or quite frustrating depending on one's skill level and hand-eye coordination.   I hope we have all learned something here today as we've explored some of the many great games for the SNES not included on the Classic Edition. I have enclosed pictures of my game collection as proof of my credentials in this matter. Hopefully I have inspired you gents to try out some of these games. Do be sure to educate all of your listeners, so that they too may enjoy many of these classic titles. This seems like the perfect length correspondence to include in the "Mail Time" segment. As always, I'll be listening.   Sincerely yours,   Kevin Exnicios a.k.a. Jedimon a.k.a. Jedimon2005 a.k.a. Bad Motherfucker...ok that's Samuel L. Jackson but you get the idea.   --- Next Week's Topic: Something neat...! --- You can catch us on Twitter (@GeekEachWeek), Facebook (@GeekEachWeek), or drop us a line at geekeachweekcast@gmail.com! --- You can download the enhanced M4A of the show with album art and chapter titles at this mirror link here. Alternatively, you can download a standard MP3 of the show here.

This week Dan and Dudley are talking about features and bugs.  Dan has been playing Golf Story on the Nintendo Switch and Super Mario RPG on the SNES Classic Edition.  Dudley has been playing Destiny 2.

On this week's episode of the IBU Podcast, Jay hacks his SNES Classic, Nick celebrates Cellarmaker’s 4th birthday, and the boys discuss their all time top double IPAs. This week's show beer is The Juice Is Out There from Noble Ale Works. Special thanks to listener Jeff for the cans!Links:The Juice Is Out There - Noble Ale Works - Untappd12 Hottest Beer Bars in San Francisco - ZagatHow-to: Hack the SNES Classic Edition and add more games [Video] | 9to5ToysSonoma Pride Fundraiser #SonomaPride176 of the Best DIPA/Imperial IPAs, Blind-Tasted and Ranked :: Drink :: Lists :: Best DIPAs :: Page 1 :: PasteIBU Theme by Equivalent Exchange

Nos extrañaron? Nosotros a ustedes si ! Pero regresamos con un especial del SNES Classic Edition ó SNES Mini. Nintendo nos dio en lo mas profundo de nuestros recuerdos al lanzar esta consola. Vuelve la mía y vuelven los verdaderos videojuegos. Acompañanos a conocer nuestras impresiones y pasar un buen rato. Conducen @MasterKiraCN y @Kensuo Esto es El Templo del Tiempo, y recuerda, si nos estás escuchando, Eres la Resistencia!

Con ustedes el episodio 97 de Ovejas Mecánicas, esta semana Roberto, Elías y Rob hacen un improvisado unboxing  y le dan una primera mirada al esperado SNES Classic Edition, reviven algunas de las peores vicisitudes experimentadas en el saturado pero necesario Metro de Santiago, conversan sobre el esperado y laureado Cuphead y mucho más!

This week's AGN includes news about Horizon Zero Dawn, SNES Classic Edition, and God Eater 3!

This week's AGN includes news about Horizon Zero Dawn, SNES Classic Edition, and God Eater 3!

Jeff gives his impression of the SNES Classic Edition and discusses a new announced edition of Street a Fighter V. Plus a caller weighs in on Forza 7.

It’s the greatest collection of the greatest games of all time! The SNES Classic Edition allows Patrick and Mark to revisit all the best moments from their childhoods. Some of those moments shine brighter than others, however, as early forays into 3D graphics look weird on our 60-inch TVs. Plus, hey, Star Fox 2 is a relic we never thought we’d see. And it’s definitely… here. Yup.

Acompaña a Aldo y Manuel a debatir y hablar sobre lo más visto del Tokyo Game Show y más noticias! 7:44 El futuro DLC de Fire Emblem Warriors podrían ser influenciados por los fans 12:24 Al fin se lanza el SNES Classic Edition y te traemos los detalles 19:36 Se viene un próximo mod Survival para Skyrim Special Edition 25:13 Shenmue III sigue mejorando en su desarrollo 27:49 DLC Discovery Tour llegará a Assassin’s Creed Origins 32:24 Fortnite logra 1 millon de usuarios en su primer día 36:08 Killer Instinct llegará a Steam 39:01 EA da más detalles sobre Battlefront II 47:04 Rockstar lanza nuevo trailer de Red Dead Redemption 2 50:31 Atari Box sería más que una consola retro Búscanos y suscríbete en: Web: http://controlcritico.com/ iTunes: http://bit.do/itunes_cc Comenta y escríbenos en: facebook.com/controlcritico twitter: @control_critico admin@controlcritico.com

Podcast de Tecnología TendenciasTech - El gran ataque masivo a Yahoo y además se agotaron los SNES Classic Edition en cuestión de horas. Pero también estaremos platicando de Android Oreo, qué no ha sido un gran auge entre la comunidad de usuarios Android. Y si antes ordenabas un café de Startbucks desde su página web, esto ya no será posible.Aquí esta el enlace para hacer contraseñas seguras:https://identitysafe.norton.com/password-generator/https://www.tendencias.tech | berlin@tendencias.tech | FB: TendenciasTech |TW: @tendenciastech | App: TendenciasTechSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tendenciastech. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The sequel to the 2014 surprise hit is here! How does it compare to the original? Plus, Evan has been on the road a lot lately and is really getting into the hilarious podcast, Mike and Tom Eat Snacks, and Brendan's FOMO has been alleviated because he has secured his SNES Classic Edition! Spoilers at 31:10

Edward and Corey kick this week off as they are both together, literally. Filming the show straight from NGR Radio Headquarters (aka the spare bedroom), Edward and Corey talk about The SNES Mini, Nintendo cracking down on livestreaming, and FIFA on Switch. All that and more on this very special episode of Nintendo Pow Block.

In this episode, we geek out on the Super Nintendo Classic Edition, Nintendo's next miniature plug-and-play console much like 2016's NES Classic, but for the legendary Super Nintendo Entertainment System! The SNES Classic, for $80, comes with the system preloaded with 21 games (including the never before released Star Fox 2) as well as two SNES styled Classic Controllers. In this episode, with special guest Hassan Ahmed, we talk about the roster, what games we're most looking forward to, what games we would have liked to see make the cut, and some SNES discussion in general. We wrap up the show with a mail time question from listener Elias. Thanks! Next Week's Topic: Nothing as cool as the SNES Classic... --- You can catch us on Twitter (@GeekEachWeek), Facebook (@GeekEachWeek), or drop us a line at geekeachweekcast@gmail.com! --- You can download the enhanced M4A of the show with album art and chapter titles at this mirror link here. Alternatively, you can download a standard MP3 of the show here.

Louis joins Justin, as Chris takes the week off, for a general discussion and some hearty recommendations on mobile games! Plus, game talkin' includes the recently released Cuphead, Destiny 2, SNES Classic Edition, Fire Emblem Echoes, and a whole bunch more! Louis breathes fire over his time spent playing Dragonward.   #videogames #videogamespodcast #podcast #gaming #mobilegames #Destiny2 #Cuphead #MonsterHunterStories #FireEmblemEchoes #FireEmblemHeros #FireEmblemWarriors #Dragonward #TerraBattle #Tower #Bookworm #mobile 

October is here, which means it's time for Macabre & Ghoul to scare your socks off! All month long we'll be discussing the best horror movies by decade, beginning with the 1970's. We'll touch on some of the worst horror films of the decade before naming our honorable mentions, and ultimately deciding on a final four. Be sure to vote in our Twitter poll to help decide what the best horror film of the 1970s is!We also touch on a few other things in the episode including: Hugh Hefner, the SNES Classic Edition, Marvel's Inhumans, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Gotham, This Is Us, American Vandal, and Friday Night Lights.Join the conversation on Twitter: @MACandGUpodcast

The Geekz talk about watching the Inhumans episodes 1 and 2, we discuss the News and Rumors coming from the DCEU, and we have fun in the Toy Box.  We talk about Red Dead Redemption 2, Star Wars Battlefront 2, Alil gets the SNES Classic Edition, and more in Sean's Acquisitions.  So sit back relax and enjoy the show.   If you want to help support our show you can become a Patron by going to https://www.patreon.com/theleagueofgeekz You can watch the ToyBox on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxinaZM3PXTJpRltqpV7xZQ Also follow us on Social media and check out our website www.theleagueofgeekz.com Keep it Geeky

In this episode we'll go over the latest headlines in gaming before chatting about what Halo 3 (released 10 years ago this month) meant to us way back when. We'll discuss Cuphead, an homage to cartoons from the 1930s, since John and I have been playing it. We'll get Buffa in on the fun as we discuss the SNES Classic Edition's Launch, and what the original hardware release meant to us as younger folk. He and Vin had the pleasure of attending the launch event in NYC too, so we'll hear all about the antics that ensued that night. We wrap things up by learning what the oringal owner wrote inside the booklet of Buffa's used copy of NBA Showdown for SNES. All this and more on this week's The Cartridge Family.

Even just mentioning the Super Nintendo brings memories flooding back: there's little me, sitting in the playroom at the top of the stairs in my house in Massachusetts, battling my sister in Donkey Kong Country. She still swears she didn't need my help, but deep down she knows I was the only one who could hack the mine cart levels. My family got a SNES a couple of years after its 1991 release, and didn't upgrade for the better part of a decade.

Nintendo's followup to the incredibly popular NES Classic Edition is a Super Nintendo of the same miniature type, loaded with some of the best the console had to offer. It may not have as many games as the NES, but it packs more even more value into the box.

When Buffa's away, the children play. Unfortunately Papa Buff had to take care of his other children during today's recording, so we definitely missed out on his SNES expertise which likely would've made for a more enriching show. However, what we have for you is a silly and entertaining run through of all the games that come shipped with Nintendo's new all-in-one retro console. Before that, however, we'll run through some recent headlines in the gaming world but for the most part you can look forward to some fun talk about some old, old (but charming) video games. Thanks as always for listening!

Una semana llena de información nintendera con el Nintendo Direct pero también hay otros temas interesantes por debatir. Para aquellos que no pudieron estar en el programa lo podrán descargar desde aquí. En el programa hablamos de los siguientes temas: Avance de Super Mario Odyssey. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 ya tiene fecha de lanzamiento. Todos los detalles del SNES Classic Edition y del regreso del NES Classic Edition. Muchos juegos en camino al Nintendo 3DS. La previa del Tokyo Game Show 2017. Las reseñas de esta ocasión son Undertale y Destiny 2. Además recuerden que contaremos con la participación del Chavita Japonés, recomendaciones y los correos de la comunidad.

This month, Rick and Sal are joined in studio by their buddy Amir to discuss the SNES (Super Nintendo) classic edition. The boys touch on the long awaited release of Star Fox 2 and the SNES classic pre-order debacle. This episode also showcases some of their favorite games featured in the collection. Enjoy the Waves! Website: www.retrogamingboombox.com Facebook: @Retrogamingboombox Twitter: @RGBoombox Instagram: @RGBoombox Twitch: RGBoombox EPISODE 16: SNES CLASSIC EDITION ------------------------------- Intro - Earthbound - Title Screen Super Mario World - World 1: Yoshi’s Island EarthBound - Onett theme Contra III: The Alien Wars - Neo Kobe Steel Factory (Stage 3) Super Mario Kart - Character Select Screen Star Fox - Corneria (Stage 1) Star Fox 2 - Title Theme Street Fighter - Guile Theme Donkey Kong Country - Island Map / Mine Cart Madness   Final Fantasy III - Victory Fanfare F-Zero - Mute City Super Castlevania IV - Bloody Tears / The Cave theme Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island - Flower Garden Mega Man X - Prologue theme / Zero 1 / Spark Mandrill stage The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - Light World / Magic Mirror / Dark World Super Metroid - Samus Aran Appearance Fanfare / Theme of Samus Aran, Space Warrior Outro - Outrun - Last Wave   All music recorded from original gaming hardware

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Facebook le copia a Tinder para que puedas encontrar pareja. Xiaomi presenta nueva Mi Notebook Pro y el teléfono Mi Mix 2. WhatsApp aparece en facebook. WhatsApp lanzará versión de pago para empresas. iOS 11 mejora la privacidad y cifrado de la información. Nintendo aumenta producción del SNES Classic Edition. Google Trips ya disponible en […]

It's indie games galore as we break down all the Nindies news of the past week, plus discuss the mayhem of SNES Classic Edition preorders and say goodbye to Miiverse.

This week on Loading Complete, we take a deep dive into "Madden NFL 18," "Sonic Mania" and "Windjammers," discuss the SNES Classic Edition debacle, and read listener mail.

Join us as we discuss Death Note (2017) for over twelve hours. EMAIL: askletsfightaboss@gmail.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LetsFightABoss Quest Log: Death Note, My Hero Academia, Game of Thrones, Resident Evil: Apocalypse Strategy Talk: Nier: Automata, Dream Daddy, Splatoon 2, LISA, PlayerUnkown’s Battlegrounds Quicktime Events: Swery’s next game ‘The Good Life’, Yakuza 2 Remake leaked, Deep Silver to publish Shenmue 3, No DLC for Mass Effect: Andromeda, ThinkGeek SNES Classic Edition overpriced bundles, Secret of Mana remake for PS4 / PS Vita, Overwatch Mercy overhaul, Polygon loves CRUNCH Loot Drop: Niamh - The Complete Story of Destiny - [Timeline & Lore Explained] https://youtu.be/_2avSq-82oI John - Soulbrothanumbuh3 on YouTube - How to be an Online Voice Actor https://youtu.be/_sjZJ9i_mH0 Bryan - Cuphead's Animation Process and Philosophy https://youtu.be/RmGb-jU3uVQ

This week Fred and Jam bid the show a brief goodbye with the beginning of their hiatus.  Discussions are a-plenty with talks on what they've been playing, the SNES Classic Edition, Raspberry Pi, and many more before eventually delving into the topic of Co-Operative (Co-Op) gaming.   Songs (in order of appearence): Main Theme - Twisted Metal (PS1) Funkotronic Beat - Toe Jam & Earl (Genesis/Mega Drive) Rock On It - Jet Grind Radio/Jet Set Radio (Dreamcast) Gourmet Race - Kirby Super Star (Super NES/Super Famicom) Level 1 - Silver Surfer (NES) Mountain Area - Project Justice/Rival Schools 2 (Dreamcast) BCP HQ - Policenauts (PS1)

In this mid-week edition of the GameDev Breakdown podcast, we examine a chaotic update to the SNES Classic Edition story, Xbox One X goes live with pre-orders of its own, and a AAA game industry veteran promotes his new book and praises crunch time in the game industry. GameDev Breakdown is now available on Stitcher Radio! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamedevbreakdown/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamedevbreakdown/support

Nesse episódio, Bruno Carvalho (em espírito), Edu Aurrai e Felipe Mesquita, falaram sobre a polêmica da proibição da venda do Switch no Mercado Livre, o aniversário de um ano de Pokémon GO, a nova série animada de Assassin's Creed e muito mais! Duração: 88 min Comentados: >Shadow Warrior de graça no GOG>Detalhes sobre o novo patch de Horizon: Zero Dawn>Matéria da Eurogamer sobre as obervações dos fãs sobre os pulos em Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy>Post do Adi Shankar sobre a série de Assassin's Creed >Vídeo com gameplay do protótipo de Rayman no SNES>Link pra download da ROM do protótipo de Rayman no SNES Trailers da Semana: >Monster Hunter: World - Ancient Forest Gameplay>História de Origem de Doomfist | Overwatch>Atualização dos Desenvolvedores | Apresentando Doomfist | Overwatch>Terra-média: Sombras da Guerra - FORJA NÊMESIS>Splatoon 2 Direct - Everything You Need to Know!>Hands on with the SNES Classic Edition>Digital Foundry - Microsoft's Xbox One X Benchmarks Revealed>Agents of Mayhem - Magnum Sized Action Trailer Jogos da Semana: >Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy>What Remains of Edith Finch>Hollow Knight>Tropico 5

What happens when one of the podcast hosts has a life? You get another Andrew solo show! 7:42 – I explain why I stopped playing Life Is Strange after five minutes 20:18 – I share my mixed thoughts on the first couple hours of Resident Evil 6 36:54 – Nintendo announced the SNES Classic Edition ...Continue reading ‘Molehill Mountain Episode 55 – Adventures Is Best Star Fox’ »

Corey and Edward discuss their excitement for the SNES Classic Edition, the highly anticipated followup to the NES Classic.

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EZK and Andrew discuss Nintendo, Star Wars and Marvel TV shows.  You know, the important stuff! 19:07 – What if Nintendo allowed indie devs access to their IP? 32:34 – Did the NES Classic Edition have to die so that the SNES Classic Edition could live? 34:52 – Kylo Ren’s facial scar in Last Jedi ...Continue reading ‘Molehill Mountain Episode 45 – Scar Wars’ »

What Remains of Edith Finch launches today and we reviewed it. This game left us in a state of emotional disarray but at the same wanting more. It's become one of our favorite indie games of the year. We also review Telltale Game's Guardians of the Galaxy Episode 1: Tangled Up in Blue. Finally, we venture into the world of Rick and Morty with Owlchemy Lab's game Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality. In our news segment, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe comes out this week! We also talk about juicy new details on Star Wars Battlefront 2, the potential of a SNES Classic Edition, Starcraft released for free and Everything is on sale on Steam. Finally, our discussion topic is about adaptations in video game genres. We delve deep into the changing state of genres over the years and how some games have shifted the definition of a genre or created an entirely new one such as Player Unknown's Battlegrounds. Show Notes: 02:35 - What Remains of Edith Finch 15:18 - Telltale Game's Guardians of the Galaxy 25:15 - Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality 27:52 - Upcoming Video Game Releases 30:13 - Gaming News 48:00 - TIG Article of the Week 51:52 - Adaptations in Video Game Genres The Inner Gamer is a podcast built for the casual gamer. Your weekly dose of video game news, reviews, opinions and discussions every Tuesday. Like what you hear? Share our podcast with your friends! Also be sure and subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave us a review! You can find all of our social channels at www.theinnergamer.net. If you have any questions or suggestions please reach out to us at hello@theinnergamer.net. CREDITS: "Blue Groove Deluxe" by BlueFoxMusic on audiojungle.net Woman Announcer - Arie Guerra; Actress

On this week’s show Andrew and EZK continue through the Bucket List and discover a few things that Zachary has done that Andrew has not (27:04)!  Zachary reveals his picks for a prospective SNES Classic Edition game lineup (42:55) then Andrew shares his (1:00:56).  They cap it off by going through their viewers’ copious recommendations of awesome SNES ...Continue reading ‘Molehill Mountain Episode 14 – SNES Classic Edition’ »