NWR Connectivity

Merry Christmas! With no editor available John and Neal opt for a relaxed unedited format. The awkward pauses are long, the cross talk occasional, and the flubs everpresent, but hey it's an episode. Neal leads things off discussing his recent aquisition of an Analogue Pocket and renewed interest in obscure Game Boy games. John fresh of Halo's campain has turned to another Xbox exclusive, The Gunk, from the minds behind the Nindie favorite Steamworld series. The fellas wrap things up with a discussion of John's recent interest in hunting down handheld Star Wars game's he's never played.

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With Neal out sick, John is joined by Matt and Alex for an in depth discussion of noted Nintendo title, Halo Infinite. But first Matt has been playing light-hearted, slice of life sim Danganronpa. The series recently made its way onto Switch where Matt is experiencing it for the first time. Afterwards the gang dives into the what is probably the biggest release of the month in Halo Infinite. This may not be a Switch game but John, Matt, and Alex have all been playing it and are eager to discuss. How does Halo's first foray into an open world turn out? Is it more Ubisoft or Breath of the Wild? Or is it something entirely new?

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Classic Connectivity hosts Nick Bray and Scott Thompson join Neal and John on the 300th episode (and the 50th episode of the Neal and John era). The fellas journey back through the history of the show and its perspective on Nintendo.

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After a brief distraction caused by Neal mentioning Star Wars, the fellas dive into Pokemon BDSM... sorry BDSP. Is the remaster living up to Neal's memories of the original? John's been spending some time with the newly released Halo Infinite multiplayer but also a new Switch game called Grow: Song of the Evertree from the creators of Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles. Finally they round the show off with a listener mail discussion of how Nintendo could attempt to keep Metroid relavent as we wait for Prime 4.

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With Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and The Grand Theft Auto Trilogy arriving on a Nintendo platform for the first time this week, Neal and John take a trip back to a simpler time. A time where licensed games were sometimes good. A time where there were three vastly different Star Wars games released in the same year. A time known simply as 2003. Oh, and also some listener mail.

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Neal and John are taking a week off which means Alex is back in the host seat joined by fellow staffers Xander Morningstar and Matt Zawodniak. The gang puzzles at the existence of Pikimin Bloom before gushing over the surprisingly excellent Mario Party Superstars. But their joys might be dashed and their friendships challenged in the upcoming Mario Party Monthly streams beginning with the first Friday of each month (that's TONIGHT!) at twitch.tv/nintendoworldreport

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Alex joins John and Neal to talk about the release of the Expansion Pack for Nintendo Switch Online. But first, Neal has a sneak peek at Shin Megami Tensei V. How is this long awaited Switch exclusive shaping up? Then the guys discuss their initial impressions of the Nintendo 64 games available on Switch, Ocarina of Time's emulation problems, and how great Winback is.

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Fresh off two giant Metroid Game Club episodes, Neal and John happily return to a smaller one hour format. But before we get to listener mail or what we've played recently we need to talk about the inevitably reality that is Quest 64 on NSO. Afterwords we discuss the realities of video game credits before diving into discussions of Dungeon Encounters, Actraiser Renessaince, and the Crysis Remastered Trilogy.

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In which we spoil Metroid Dread. Don't listen to this if you don't want us to spoil Metroid Dread. No really.

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As we celebrate the launch of Metroid Dread, the gang assembles what we thought would be the most divisive 2D Metroid. Turns out we all love it. Metroid Other M on the other hand...

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