Podcasts about syrenne mcnulty

FEATURING: (00:05:12) A conversation with Manifold Garden producer Syrenne McNulty about the game. (00:59:47) The rest of the Indie World presentation's games.(01:46:18) Planescape: Torment coda.

Welcome to a very special episode of NWR Connectivity. Zero Time Dilemma released on June 28 for 3DS, but Donald and friend of the site Syrenne McNulty both reviewed the game and took to the microphone to talk about what they witnessed. There were plenty of questions going into the game, but were they answered well? Or at all? This podcast contains unfiltered spoilers for the entire Zero Escape trilogy, particularly Zero Time Dilemma, and is best listened to following the completion of the game. In addition to her work as a critic, Syrenne's independently developed games are now on the eShop: I've Got To Run (Wii U) and I've Got To Run Complete Edition (3DS). Nintendo World Report is now on Patreon, and high rollers can name their topic for Connectivity, so head over to our Patreon page if you want to support us. Connectivity has joined Twitter, so be sure to follow @ConnectivityNWR to be up to date on any announcements. We are wanting more listener participation, so feel free to ask questions, they may show up in the show! Please send in some hard-hitting questions for the Connectivity gang to ponder over: the address is connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com

FEATURING: Greg takes a break to immerse himself in football season, but friend of the show Syrenne McNulty is back to discuss two 3DS and Wii U games we might not have talked about otherwise: Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, and Disney Infinity 3.0.New Business is rounded off with a comparison of Super Mario 3D World and New Super Mario Bros. U as co-op games, and talk of Astral Breakers, VS. Excitebike, and the Metal Gear Solid entries leading up to MGS 5.Listener Mail: Pikmin 4 hopes and dreams, the future of Nintendo Directs, updating game reviews, Ace Attorney 6 localization, and Pokemon Go.

Holmes chats with Syrenne McNulty, freelance games reviewer and developer of I've Gotta Run.

Welcome to this very special episode of Connectivity! We have two segments for you this week. The first segment is a new game of NWR Jeopardy, written and hosted by Syrenne McNulty. Syrenne backed Nintendo Force on Kickstarter, earning the reward of hosting a segment of Connectivity. She decided she wanted to torture us all by hosting a game of Jeopardy entirely about WiiWare. Neal co-hosts with her while Guillaume, Alex, and Zach do their best to remember the mess that was WiiWare. Between rounds one and two of Jeopardy, Alex comes on to provide a quick reaction to the announcement of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Be sure to send your listener mail to Connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com. Have some thoughts about the ill-fated WiiWare? Share them below! See you next week.

Hello and welcome to Episode 129 of Connectivity! We have one super-sized segment for you this week. Daan, Addison, and special guest Syrenne McNulty come together to talk about games they've been playing and this week's surprisingly dense amount of news. The gang discusses Link Between Worlds, Mario Kart 8, Lego The Hobbit, Disney Magical World, Conception II, NES Remix 2, Tomodachi Life, and a whole lot more. That's it for this week's show! Be sure to send your listener mail to Connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com. See you next week!

Here we go again on our own, going down that only road we've ever known. The road in question is Connectivity, of course. We have a banger of a show for you this week, with three full segments. Let me just tell you about it. First up: It's the Alex and Zach show. Two of your favorite Connectibites get their synergy going by discussing the latest news and then breaking into the listener mail bag. You're going to love it, or your money back. Secondly, there's a big, fascinating interview with the creator of the forthcoming Wii U indie game: I've Got to Run, Syrenne McNulty. This one-woman developer spills the beans on her creation to Scott and Neal. Check the game out when it launches next quarter, and be sure to listen close to this segment for a special announcement. And finally, Neal and Donald from NFR break down the NWR Madness competition that's going on RIGHT FREAKING NOW. Thanks again for sending us listener mail guys. Please send more to connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com. Also, please rate and review the show on iTunes. And finally, on a more serious note, a word about patent trolls. These companies buy up patents, and then use them to sue small businesses that cannot afford a legal battle in order to make a profit. These trolls are currently threatening the podcasting industry, but we are fighting back! Please take a moment to visit http://fundanything.com/patenttroll to learn more and please consider contributing a few bucks to the legal defense fund, to keep your favorite podcasts on the air.