Podcasts about toon link

We decided it was time for us to sale the sea of Hyrule and finished the Toon Link triology.   This is a Zelda game that got a lot of undeserved hate back when it was released.  Does it still hold up in 2024?  Was nintedo right to make it Cel shaded?  Come hear what we have to say. Starring Mike Albertin, Richard Sampson, Trey Johnson, Dominic Cichocki, and Barry Carenza. Barry's Podcast - https://nintendofuse.com/podcast/                            https://premiumeditiongames.com/ Dominic's Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/@dissonantwaves7752 Trey's Podcast - https://nintendomainpodcast.com/ Richard's Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/RichCale Richard's Fanfiction - https://archiveofourown.org/users/RichSkitzCale?fbclid=IwAR2MTwSgTp3bLXxK6y9g5g0PLlPkdtiH-pwkHPzVrhiTfyV6rN5Y5x7GtVs Gamer Looks at 40 - https://agamerlooksat40.com/ Helena - https://linktr.ee/helhathfury Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GamesMyMomFound Follow us on Facebook. Twitter - @Mom_Found Instagram - gamesmymomfound_ YouTube  - https://youtube.com/c/GamesMyMomFoundPodcast Discord - https://discord.gg/YQRZB2sXJC

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What's up Gamers? We're back to our previously scheduled bout from last week, as Scott Pilgrim takes on "Toon" Link in this animated sword battle showdown! Will Ramona's love triumph over the Tri-Force? There's only one way to find out! Also, don't forget to Choose YOUR Character to put against Marcus Phoenix! This Podcast is a member of the DynaMic Podcast Network! Please check out the other shows on the Network: * Dynamic Duel: Marvel Vs. DC * Max Destruction: Movie Fights *Senjoh World: Anime Action And check out the ⁠⁠⁠⁠DynaMic Network's Website⁠⁠⁠⁠! Also, please consider leaving a 5 Star Rating and Review wherever you may be listening to this show, as it helps continue growing our listening audience! And please, check out our ⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠! *DISCLAIMER: This show uses an AI made voice that has a resemblance to a real person. This is not done with malicious intent nor is there any intent to use said voice for monetary gain.* --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/konsolekombat/message

Oyyyyyyyyyyyyyy it's time for Need For Speedrunning! This time we check in everyone's favorite little guy, Toon Link and his boat... well not so much his boat... or his sister... or Tetra really. Wait we never ever see Nico or Grandma! I think I need to go lie down. Watch mralberto's run along with us Check out our Patreon for free --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/need-for-speedrunning/message

On this special ep, Jaren and Matt take a look at the Super Smash Brothers Ultimate Roster and discuss who they think will make it to the next (supposedly smaller) Smash game. 0:00 - RNG Opening 7:28 - Jaren's Kira Kira Sparkling Water: La Croix - Peach Pear 14:18 - Super Smash Bros  18:32 - Mario, DK, Link, Samus, Yoshi, Kirby, Fox, Pikachu 20:14 - Dark Samus + Echos 23:44 - Luigi, Ness, C. Falcon, Jigglypuff 28:35 - Peach, Daisy 30:57 - Bowser 32:09 - Ice Climbers 33:37 - Sheik, Zelda, ZSS 39:05 - Dr. Mario, Pichu, Falco 40:29 - Marth, Lucina, Roy, Chrom 43:03 - Young Link, Ganondorf 44:18 - Mewtwo 45:01 - Mr. Game & Watch 46:37 - Meta Knight 48:44 - Pit, Dark Pit 49:53 - Zero Suit Samus 50:52 - Wario 52:06 - Snake 52:49 - Ike 53:07 - Pokemon Trainer 55:27 - Diddy Kong  56:05 - Lucas 56:26 - Sonic 57:54 - King Dedede 59:12 - Olimar 59:53 - Lucario, Greninja, Incineroar 1:01:50 - Rob, Toon Link, Wolf 1:02:32 - Villager, Isabelle 1:03:18 - Mega Man 1:04:49 - Wii Fit Trainer 1:05:49 - Rosalina & Luma 1:07:35 - Little Mac 1:08:05 - Mii Fighter 1:09:18 - Paultena 1:09:29 - Pac-Man 1:10:04 - Robin 1:10:24 - Shulk 1:11:20 - Bowser Jr. 1:11:53 - Duck Hunt 1:12:17 - Ryu, Ken 1:12:48 - Cloud 1:14:22 - Corrin 1:14:44 - Bayonetta 1:15:28 - Inkling 1:15:53 - Ridley 1:16:42 - Simon, Richter 1:17:21 - King K. Rool 1:17:59 - Piranha Plant 1:18:06 - Joker 1:18:55 - Hero 1:19:23 - Banjo & Kazooie, Steve/Alex 1:20:45 - Terry, Kazuya 1:21:14 - Byleth 1:21:54 - Min Min 1:22:47 - Sephiroth, Sora 1:23:28 - Pyra/Mythra 1:24:15 - Closing Thoughts 1:25:51 - Thoughtful Closing

Welcome to a new episode of I'll Show You Mine! This time, James is showing Elyse ‘The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass' from 2007. A direct sequel to ‘The Wind Waker' from 2002, ‘Phantom Hourglass' follows our hero Link as he attempts to rescue pirate captain Tetra from an ominous Ghost Ship with the help of the mysterious Ocean King.Join us as we talk about the characters, the connection to Wind Waker and “Toon Link”, and the elephants in the room: the stylus-based mechanics and the Temple of the Ocean King.Our next episode will be June 26th, when Elyse shows James ‘In the Mood for Love' from 2000.Our theme song is by us! James Sparkman and Elyse Wietstock.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Twitch at @isympodcastIf you like the show please share it with a friend or leave a review on Apple Podcasts, and if you want access to post-show content, downloadable art, and more, visit illshowyoumine.show and click “Patreon!”

In Episode 15 the Bucket List Gamers take a look at the original Legend of Zelda for NES (87) and The Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker (36).Yes, we take to the high seas in the King of Red Lions and sail all the way back to 1986, when Link first burst onto the scene to rescue Princess Zelda from the wicked Pig-like Demon King; Ganon.Then we navigate our way to 2003 to cast our spyglass over The Great Sea, and Toon Link's exploits in The Windwaker.Did the original Zelda set the precedent for what was to come?  Or did Nintendo take some huge risks with the franchise? Join us to find out!Enjoy! Thanks to our monthly supporters Harry Flynn RicFlair lee jones thesweatyllama ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Un repaso al proceso de creación de Zelda: The Wind Waker con motivo de su 20 aniversario: desde la demo técnica presentada en el año 2000 a la historia del desarrollo que llevó a la creación de Toon Link, la polémica que provocó la presentación del juego y su legado. Presentado por Nacho Bartolomé. Sintonía y sonidos del podcast por Rubén García. Puedes contactar a través de Twitter (@nintendatos) o correo electrónico (contacto@nintendatos.com). ¡Gracias por escuchar!Fuentes y enlaces de interés:https://www.nintendo.es/Iwata-pregunta/Iwata-pregunta-The-Legend-of-Zelda-The-Wind-Waker-HD/The-Legend-of-Zelda-The-Wind-Waker-HD/1-Como-nacio-Toon-Link/1-Como-nacio-Toon-Link-807128.htmlhttps://www.nintendoworldreport.com/feature/13085/eiji-aonumas-gdc-2007-presentationhttps://www.mtv.com/news/8ud1gf/eiji-aonuma-the-legend-of-zelda-wind-waker-hdhttps://www.eurogamer.net/news250705zelda

Hootworthy had the pleasure of speaking with 10th grade GCA Champion Zeke, who crochets fictional character figurines as a hobby. He got into this unique hobby because of his mom, who created her own crocheting business and taught Zeke how to crochet when he was 7 years old.  His crocheting enjoyment, interest, and skill hasn't stopped growing since.  During the show, he surprised us with a crocheted Champ figurine made for the podcast.Zeke highlighted the crocheting materials and process of creating a figurine. The main materials are his crochet hook, yarn, and polyester fill. His process begins by making the pieces one at a time starting with the legs.  As he works his way up he is always thinking about the “magic circle”—the guide for creating the figurine where the yarn builds and builds upon itself.  After he creates one piece of the figurine, he must cut it, lay it aside, and then begin the next piece. Once he has all the pieces completed, he can sew them together to create the completed figurine. Zeke referred to this approach as “sculptural”. Before using this method, he would usually do a single crocheted piece that builds upon itself, like his first attempt at Toon Link, but the proportions would never turn out as good. He emphasized the importance of getting the figurine's head right because, as he mentioned, the head “makes or breaks the figurine”.Zeke loves making these figurines as gifts for his family and friends, which is one of the main reasons he does it. He also loves getting to bring some of his favorite fictional characters to life through crocheting these figurines. He mentioned that his favorite figurine was a Mother's Day gift for his mom, Darkwing Duck. He explored a different method for the face—rather than making one big oval he crocheted four different pieces that were sewn together to make the face. He also had to do a little cloth sewing for the cape.Zeke shared two things that make crocheting these figurines challenging. First is getting the head just right, by making sure all the proportions are spot on, like the hair, eyes, mouth, and nose—if one is off, the head is ruined! The second is making sure all the pieces fit or work together. Before he sews the figurine together, he places the pieces together to make sure everything looks proportional, but if a piece looks off or wrong, he must redo the piece, like if the legs are too long for example.When asked about student life at GCA, he expressed how much he appreciates all the available resources and how great and helpful the teachers are. He thinks that it would be very difficult for him not to succeed given the number of materials and support available. He wanted to shout out his mom for teaching him how to crochet and getting him into crocheting in the first place and his siblings for encouraging him in his hobby. Keep soaring, Zeke, and we cannot wait to see what you crochet next! 

Who is Link? The series has evolved through the years since its inception in 1986, and the main character, Link, has undergone similar evolution. The lifetime of The Legend of Zelda can be broken down into three distinct eras, each approximately 12 years long: Era One: The Original and the Immature (1986-1998) Link is a boy in a tunic similar to Peter Pan, and he is already established as the hero set out to save the princess. In this era, only four games are produced: The Legend of Zelda, Zelda: The Adventure of Link, A Link to the Past, and Link's Awakening. Link's character concept remains essentially the same (with minor changes for A Link to the Past). This inspires cultural works around the series such as the animated TV show and the Phillips CD-I spinoff games of an immature hero. Era Two: Adult Link and Toon Link (1998 to 2011) Ocarina of Time is a major factor in changing the trajectory of the series. We meet Adult Link, a fully matured hero, and we also start looking into Link's backstory in each game made in this era. This era is known to us as "The Golden Age" of the Zelda franchise as fans flock to the series. Nintendo produces nearly triple the amount of games with 11 new titles in this era as opposed to the previous four. For the handheld and 2D games, Toon Link becomes the new face of Link, replacing the original Link design. As a character, Link is less established at the beginning of each game, and players are more immersed in the Hero's Journey as they develop Link into the hero. This era ends poetically with Skyward Sword, the origin story of Link and Zelda. Era Three: Legacy and the True Link (2011 to present) After Skyward Sword, Nintendo remakes several games for newer consoles, reigniting interest in some of the classic games in the series. These games solidify the legacy of the series within the fandom. Then, Breath of the Wild breaks the conventional linear storytelling and introduces an open-world adventure through Hyrule. This allows players to become Link themselves and embark on a choose-your-own-adventure quest. This makes Link a literal "link" between the players and Hyrule, bridging reality and fantasy. This seems to be the trajectory of the series leading in the sequel, which could potentially mark the beginning of a new era of Zelda. References: YouTube - Four Swords at Camp Hyrule Historia Timeline (scroll down to "The History of Hyrule"): The official home for The Legend of Zelda - About This episode is rated Casual. Discussion topics are intended for those who have played the games and are familiar with the stories, gameplay, and lore. There's will also likely be spoilers to those who haven't played through the games. We recommend spending a couple hours playing the games from this episode before listening. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shortsonline/support

Back to the Nintendo Gamecube days, Mike and Matt find themselves talking about all things Toon Link, as this week we add The Legend of Zelda Wind Waker to the Hall of Fame. Then stick around to hear what they've been playing! Follow us @halloffamepod Email us at thehalloffamepod@gmail.com

My thoughts on The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker on Nintendo Gamecube. "Toon" Link or GTFO, Zelda fam! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deleted-saves/support

Apologizes for the audio issues on this episode my mic was at the end of her life We hope you like things that aren't Legend Of Zelda because we spent almost the whole episode talking about anything but that

Jonathan Frahm (Jonno) and Lister Potter III (Zantok) take a look at Toon Link and get to task on de-cloning his moveset! Fun ensues with tie-ins to Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, Minish Cap, and more.

¡Hola a todos, cafeteros! Os damos la bienvenida al primer programa de Erase un café, una nueva sección dentro del podcast en la que hablaremos de curiosidades relacionadas con Nintendo. El primer programa hemos querido dedicárselo a Toon Link, piedra angular y fundamental del desarrollo de Zelda: The Wind Waker en Game Cube. · Demo técnica Zelda SpaceWorld 2000: https://youtu.be/SvE3yJv3fm0 · Presentación Zelda: The Wind Waker SpaceWorld 2001: https://youtu.be/aQ7riCXrDxY Para estar informado del programa síguenos en nuestra cuenta de Twitter @cafeconnintendo. Únete también a nuestra comunidad en Telegram https://t.me/uncafeconnintendo

¡Hola a todos, cafeteros! Os damos la bienvenida al primer programa de Erase un café, una nueva sección dentro del podcast en la que hablaremos de curiosidades relacionadas con Nintendo. El primer programa hemos querido dedicárselo a Toon Link, piedra angular y fundamental del desarrollo de Zelda: The Wind Waker en Game Cube. · Demo técnica Zelda SpaceWorld 2000: https://youtu.be/SvE3yJv3fm0 · Presentación Zelda: The Wind Waker SpaceWorld 2001: https://youtu.be/aQ7riCXrDxY Para estar informado del programa síguenos en nuestra cuenta de Twitter @cafeconnintendo. Únete también a nuestra comunidad en Telegram https://t.me/uncafeconnintendo

It’s a very special Scrooge Sunday episode as a couple of elves from ’Tis the Podcast drop in to the Advent Calendar House to celebrate the first ever animated TV Christmas special, “Mister Magoo’s Christmas Carol,” from 1962.On This EpisodeMike Westfall (@fallwestmike), extremely nearsighted, but not that nearsighted.Anthony Caruso (@acaruso929), the bathrobe-adorned and out-of-order Ghost of Christmas Present.Julia Colburn, a candle in a jar of razzleberry dressing.Topics and TangentsJim Backus, the voice of Mister Magoo, based his portrayal of Thurston Howell III from “Gilligan’s Island” on another character he played on a radio show hosted by another famous future Scrooge, Alan Young.Nephew Fred is cut entirely to make room for a song about Broadway that sometimes also gets cut entirely.The ghosts of Christmas Present and Past show up out of order for no clear reason, but an A.V. Club article from 2012 tried to find one.Tiny Tim is an English-speaking Gerald McBoing-Boing.This special invented a flavor! Razzleberry pie is now a thing that exists, made with raspberries and blackberries.The Ghost of Christmas Past looks like “Toon Link” from “The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.”Marie Matthews, the voice of Young Scrooge, was on a 2009 panel revisiting the special. She’s now the last surviving member of the cast.Is Belle’s hair supposed to look like an actual bell?How is a mouse in the future the only one who can see Scrooge with any of the ghosts?Previous Episodes of This Podcast MentionedSeason 1, Episode 1: Frosty the SnowmanSeason 1, Bonus: The First Easter RabbitSeason 3, Episode 1: Mickey’s Christmas CarolThe Advent Calendar House is on the web at adventcalendar.house and on Twitter @adventcalhouse.The Advent Calendar House and ’Tis the Podcast are both part of the Christmas Podcast Network.

Welcome to the [soon to be] Greatest Nintendo Switch-based Podcast in the World! Today we cover what we do on this show, Final Fantasy XIV hitting the Switch, EA and Respawn's issues with Nintendo, and a Top Ten list of Recommended RPG's for the Switch! Don't miss it! [Credit for "Toon Link" does not belong to me] --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flip-the-switch/support

It's Andy vs Taylor this week as Taylor FINALLY gets down to the nitty gritty of why he believes The Wind Waker is the worst Zelda game of them all... but if you thought Andy was going to let him bury Toon Link and his cell-shaded adventure without a challenge, you thought wrong. Full of tense arguments, swift debates, and a little shouting here and there, this will be one you don't want to miss! Also on the dock, we discuss the bombastic announcement from Nintendo about Metroid Prime 4 and speculate if the same thing happened to Breath of the Wild, only privately. Come join in on the fun!

It's Andy vs Taylor this week as Taylor FINALLY gets down to the nitty gritty of why he believes The Wind Waker is the worst Zelda game of them all... but if you thought Andy was going to let him bury Toon Link and his cell-shaded adventure without a challenge, you thought wrong. Full of tense arguments, swift debates, and a little shouting here and there, this will be one you don't want to miss! Also on the dock, we discuss the bombastic announcement from Nintendo about Metroid Prime 4 and speculate if the same thing happened to Breath of the Wild, only privately. Come join in on the fun!

Ever wished it was easier to hook up your old consoles to newer TVs? Well our good buddies Justin Chou and Justin Scerbo of EON have an easy solution for you! We welcome them on ARGcast to discuss their awesome product the GCHD, and how it makes GameCube gaming better than ever. Plus we get into our favorite titles to be released on the platform. Listen up, bro! The news this week has us discussing the short-lived wonder that was Sega World, Nintendo potentially making moves for an N64 Classic console, new Yakuza remasters being announced, and Best Buy discontinuing their Gamers Club program. During Stage of History we bring up some GameCube heavy hitters with the fan favorite Super Smash Bros Melee, and the birth of Toon Link in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. We also "Switch" things up a bit with retro shooter Ikaruga in Obscura. Don't forget to nab our game code giveaways for Tokyo 42 and Overgrowth, and then stick around for another round of Random Select! Who could David be this time? SONIC, SALLY AND THE QUEST TO SAVE THE LAST REMAINING PIECES OF SEGA WORLD Nintendo Applies For New N64 Trademark - Is Another Classic Edition On The Way? SEGA ANNOUNCES YAKUZA 3, 4 AND 5 REMASTERS FOR PS4 IN JAPAN Best Buy Shuts Down One Of The Best Deals In Gaming GCHD - GameCube HD Adapter We are partnered with Don't Feed The Gamers! Be sure to check them out for fan-focused gaming content. Got a question, comment, or suggestion for the show? Email us or send a tweet! Follow and Like ARGcast! Twitter Facebook Follow David Follow Robert

IGN's Nintendo show returns! Join host Jose Otero, Peer Schnieder, and Brian Altano for a fun episode, as the crew discusses: IGN’s Best of 2015 Awards Splatoon won best shooter and best competitive multiplayer Super Mario Maker won Best Wii U game Zelda: Tri Force Heroes won Best 3DS game   Why Splatoon Should’ve Been IGN’s Wii U Game of the Year   If NX is a 2016 Product, Nintendo Needs to Start Talking About It Now   2016 could be a big year for... Zelda (30th Anniversary) Nintendo has three Zelda-related projects on the books. Hyrule Warriors Legends, Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, Zelda Wii U First two new details dropped yesterday (max rupees count is higher and less tears to collect) based on Famitsu’s four pages of coverage.  Amazon France claims Zelda; Twilight Princess HD will have the following features: Hero Mode (duh) Wii U GamePad will be used to manage the player’s inventory in real-time Link, Toon Link, Zelda, and Sheik amiibo, when activated, replenish hearts or arrows Wolf Link amiibo is set to unlock a new dungeon, which loosely translates as “The Cave of Twilight.” **This could be big** Reminder: This amiibo is tied to new Zelda.  Metroid (30th Anniversary) This week, Metroid Zero Mission is finally released on VC. Question from Erik Osborne: "Even though I’ve been a big Nintendo fan for a long time, I've oddly never played a Metroid game outside of a few minutes here and there. I've been thinking of playing through the series due to there not being a lot of games. Would you recommend playing it in order of release, or chronological order story-wise? Thanks, love the podcast." Will Metroid Prime: Federation Force return? Will Samus return in 2016? Pokemon (20th Anniversary) Japan is getting Four Poke-themed 2DS bundles US and EUR are getting special New 3DS and 2DS bundles respectively

Unauthorized Hip HopOn this week's episode I tackle the touchy topic of officially licensed video game rap. The kind of rap that gets the okay from multiple corporate heads as well as several composers and sound designers. I also bump the latest mashups from Nintendo inspired artists Toon Link and Lemmy Koopa, including the Parappa X Wale mashup pictured with this episode.

This week, we discuss the possibility of a Nintendo theme park, which title in the zelda series is the most re-playable, and what RPG elements the series could embrace. Plenty of fan topics, and good discussion all around, despite the audio issues, make this episode fantastic and definitely worth a listen. Your cast for this week is Adam (Embracing the pig inside), Jake (Thinks Konami smells), Jeff (We promise he's not a robot), Sarah (Her pictures make Adam cry), and Tom (His music videos make Adam cry). There's a healthy amount of debate in this episode, as well as a discussion on Nintendo's Creators Program and more on the Hero's Spirit theory.  Thank you to everyone who emailed in topics for this week's episode, as well as Brandon for our awesome opening theme song, and Jeesh for that fantastic outro we use each week! If you have any of your own podcast topics, questions, theme songs, or art, please send those to us at ZeldaInformerPodcast@gmail.com. Also, if you want art, our podcast host (That's me, Adam) recently opened up commissions! Check out the link below to see some of my better work and my prices. This banner was done rather quickly, so the quality of it is lower than what you would expect from something commissioned. I will also give you a loving shoutout on the podcast if you do reach out to me about commissions. Also, be sure to take part in our podcast survey by clicking here! P.S. #EmbraceThePigInside and #TyForGirl

This week, we discuss the possibility of a Nintendo theme park, which title in the zelda series is the most re-playable, and what RPG elements the series could embrace. Plenty of fan topics, and good discussion all around, despite the audio issues, make this episode fantastic and definitely worth a listen. Your cast for this week is Adam (Embracing the pig inside), Jake (Thinks Konami smells), Jeff (We promise he’s not a robot), Sarah (Her pictures make Adam cry), and Tom (His music videos make Adam cry). There’s a healthy amount of debate in this episode, as well as a discussion on Nintendo’s Creators Program and more on the Hero’s Spirit theory.  Thank you to everyone who emailed in topics for this week’s episode, as well as Brandon for our awesome opening theme song, and Jeesh for that fantastic outro we use each week! If you have any of your own podcast topics, questions, theme songs, or art, please send those to us at ZeldaInformerPodcast@gmail.com. Also, if you want art, our podcast host (That’s me, Adam) recently opened up commissions! Check out the link below to see some of my better work and my prices. This banner was done rather quickly, so the quality of it is lower than what you would expect from something commissioned. I will also give you a loving shoutout on the podcast if you do reach out to me about commissions. Also, be sure to take part in our podcast survey by clicking here! P.S. #EmbraceThePigInside and #TyForGirl

En esta acelerada emision nuestros Podcasters, Luis75dpi, Yorsh y el Necio luchan contra la adversidad, el ocio mismo, para intentar descifrar el destino de la humanidad y debatir sobre los eventos recientes en el mundo de los vídeo juegos. Most Relevantis Noticias Rafaga * Se anuncia Mario Party Island Tour * DLC para Outlast Whistleblower (posible precuela ) *Se anuncia Trailer de lanzamiento para Castlevania LOS2 * Trailer de super mario 3d World (www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnInWnRCTKk) *Nuevas mecánicas anunciadas para Ultra SFIV * Se anuncian Toon Link y Wii Fit trainer (HOMBRE) *Revelan gameplay de Orchid para el nuevo KI (Spinal sera el próximo) *Nintendo anuncia shows animados de Pikmin y Zelda exclusivos para 3DS * Todd Pappy director de GoW Ascencion deja Santa Monica *El Mini Wii viene a America *Una vez mas se atrasa South Park Stick of truth El review de Yorsh *GTA V Online Opinión Powerglove *Un repaso sobre la precaria situación financiera de Capcom Disfrútenlo.

Peach, Toon Link, and Sonic in the Smash Bros. Update, Valve's three big Living Room announcements, and the latest Nintendo Direct! The post Episode 144: Toon in the Head appeared first on Show Me Your News.

This week: Sandsky is hung over, Xavier is... well, Xavier... and surprise surprise, it's a real weird one! We talk about 127 Hours, Big Brother, party animal Tom Sanderson (and party animal XRN), ghost protocol, hosses, radiation, a one-way ticket to Mars, our post-death heritage, Rolf Harris, space-classical music, Kitty Pryde, cough-monsters, Grand Theft Automobile V.In SSST: Steam announces the new Steam OS, the upcoming Steam Machines, and the real pretty-lookin' Steam Controller. Whoa! In other news - GTA V is being shown off at the New York Film Festival, and also, Toon Link. Also, TV shows and what they're about, or something.In Ask SSJ: Will Smith? Where is it? Why? Also, we talk about TV, cake farts, insecurities, Twinkies, confusing old people, bad music, art and film, the difference between Tom and T.J. Miller, good things about us, the Nutcracker, and our video jame collections.MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanSting Operation: Anamanaguchi / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0Frens: Ten Thousand Free Men And Their FamiliesCLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!tom and i forgot to take a photo for the show this weekand also i was having computer problems and couldn't getthis image of david gustavson gustavson's poop truck toopen on my phone so i decided to take a photo of it and usethat. also i don't think 'poop truck' was originally going tobe the title but now that it's the image, it wouldn't makea lot of sense to just have a picture of a miscellaneous truckwithout some kind of explanation. anyway, sorry if i'mgushing a little bit here. i guess it's been kind of a weirdweek for me and i feel like sometimes you just need to letyour feelings out so they don't just weigh you down.anyway. better keep this brief. hope you have a great weekand enjoy the episode. i think it's a weird one but maybethat's good. we can leave normal entertainment to traditionalTV and radio and whatnot. dare to be stupid etc.signing off,xrn

In this episode of the Nintendo Pulse, Stephen and I talk about all the latest Nintendo news. The new Special edition 3DS XLs, backhanded comments, sweet UK stuff, Japan sales and more! Enjoy the show! Sponsor: Audible.com 30 Day Free Trial. Get yours today at […]