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Radio Free Nintendo breaks new floor in podcasting this week: bringing you a stay (delayed) broadcast of James watching Rocky IV’s notorious Soviet boxing ring scene. It is a monumentally silly movie and we find yourself speaking about Sly’s equally silly filmography.
In some unspecified time in the future we determined to have a podcast. I am sorry. We kick off New Enterprise taking a look at video games who’s qualities time has pressured us to rethink. I incessantly rethink the qualities of Star Fox Adventures. It nonetheless sucks. We then unpack why Japan loves setting fashionable media in highschool. It seems being an grownup sucks. Go determine. Lastly, we make online game exhibits for kids.
Edgy kids.
Ship us edgy emails.
(00:00:00) The Sly Stallone phase, dropped at you by Rocky IV being on TV.(00:12:29) Listener Mail – Fondly remembered video games that do not maintain up.(00:54:23) The Japanese highschool trope.(01:16:52) Adapt video video games into TV exhibits (with some edge) for pre-schoolers.
This episode was edited by Guillaume Veillette. The “Males of Leisure” theme music was produced completely for Radio Free Nintendo by Perry Burkum. Hear extra at Perry’s SoundCloud. The Radio Free Nintendo brand was produced by Connor Strickland. See what he is as much as at his web site.
This episode’s ending music is “Final Wave (Out Run)” from SST Band Dwell – G.S.M SEGA. It was chosen by Greg. All rights reserved by Sega.
