Nintendo Week

This week is all about the discussion, seeing as last week's late episode left us covering about half a week of news that we would have otherwise discussed for today. The subject this week is which characters we personally want to see joining the case of the Super Smash Bros. series at any time in the future—we talk about some of our favorite choices, what kinds of playstyles they would bring to the roster, and why they'd make great additions (although there are surely a few odd ones out).

Colin, Ben, and Alex bring you a slightly-late episode to discuss the latest Smash Bros. update and what it means for future characters, Nintendo's reported competitor to Loot Crate, Zelda U's de-listing as a 2016 title, and who might be the next CEO of Nintendo. Of course, as always, there's a ton more to talk about, so join in and give it a listen!

Colin, Ben, and Alex bring you a slightly-late episode to discuss the latest Smash Bros. update and what it means for future characters, Nintendo's reported competitor to Loot Crate, Zelda U's de-listing as a 2016 title, and who might be the next CEO of Nintendo. Of course, as always, there's a ton more to talk about, so join in and give it a listen!

Join Colin, Alex, and Ben as the gang resumes the normal format this week to discuss the fiasco behind Devil's Third, the future of the Metroid story, the absurdity of these Skylanders Amiibo, and more Nintendo news. After the break, it's time for Mario Kart DLC ideas—buckle up to hear what the Nintendo Week crew would love to see if Mario Kart 8 ever gets more DLC. This week's outro music is a Mario Kart 8 medley by YouTube guitarist DSC.

Join Colin, Alex, and Ben as the gang resumes the normal format this week to discuss the fiasco behind Devil's Third, the future of the Metroid story, the absurdity of these Skylanders Amiibo, and more Nintendo news. After the break, it's time for Mario Kart DLC ideas—buckle up to hear what the Nintendo Week crew would love to see if Mario Kart 8 ever gets more DLC. This week's outro music is a Mario Kart 8 medley by YouTube guitarist DSC.

Join host Colin McIsaac, alongside Alex Plant and Ben Lamoreux, to reflect on the late Satoru Iwata, President and CEO of Nintendo. This week's outro music is a performance of EarthBound's "Smiles and Tears," by the New Japan BGM Philharmonic Orchestra.

Join the Nintendo Week crew this week as we dive into the latest news, including some of the content cut from the latest Smash games, the upcoming overhaul of Miiverse, Nintendo's long-time-coming partnership with Skylanders, a ton of recent comments from Nintendo's executives on which we call shenanigans, and new reports about the NX. Next week, we'll be joined by Jeron moore of Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions to talk about the amazing Pokémon concert tour, so stay tuned! This week's outro music is "Ecruteak City" by Pokémon Reorchestrated.

Join the Nintendo Week crew this week as we dive into the latest news, including some of the content cut from the latest Smash games, the upcoming overhaul of Miiverse, Nintendo's long-time-coming partnership with Skylanders, a ton of recent comments from Nintendo's executives on which we call shenanigans, and new reports about the NX. Next week, we'll be joined by Jeron moore of Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions to talk about the amazing Pokémon concert tour, so stay tuned! This week's outro music is "Ecruteak City" by Pokémon Reorchestrated.

The Nintendo Week crew has an all-news show this week thanks to a few huge annoucnements. Join Alex, Ben, and Colin as they talk about Shovel Knight's Nintendo partnership, Nintendo's Disney partnership, Fire Emblem characters' same sex partnerships, and tons tons more. This week's outro music is "Courage Under Fire," from Shovel Knight, covered by Gentle Love.

The news topics this week are as varied as ever, as we talk a ton of news from Metroid Prime: Federation Force, as well as Zelda U, Star Fox, Amiibo, Hyrule Warriors Legends, Mother 3, and Nintendo's comments about Wii U in preparation for the next generation, and reflection on the last. After the break, it's the show's very first Mystery House segment. This week's break music is provided by YouTube's talented Michelle Heafy.