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If you like hearing people talk about Star Fox, this is the episode for you! The last 20 minutes of it, anyway. The rest of the episode has your regular news, the things we played, some good discussion of New Super Mario Bros U. and New Super Luigi U, as well as Jack’s impressions on his brand new PS3. Enjoy!

This Week’s Podcast Crew: AustinLauraJack



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For such a rough game, it did have its moments. If you can ignore the voice acting.


This is a survey that requires no signing up, accounts, clicking through ads, or anything. Just answer a required question, answer a non-required question (if you want) and make your voice heard in yet another NintendoEverything reader survey poll thing! Results will be read in the form of our top ten list on the next podcast, and if you opted to answer the written question your answer could be read on the show! So don’t say anything ridiculous.

Thanks very much. As stated above the topic for you guys this week is “What Nintendo-affiliated developer should make the next Star Fox game?”.

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Great writing and excellent gameplay return to 3DS with the latest entry in the Mario & Luigi series, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.


System: Nintendo 3DS
Release Date: July 12th (EUR), July 13th (AUS), July 18th (JPN) August 11th (NA)
Developer: AlphaDream
Publisher: Nintendo


Author: Spencer

Nintendo’s hit RPG series Mario & Luigi lands its first entry on the 3DS on August 11th. As the famous brothers make the leap to 3D, they’re bringing new adventures, puzzles, battles, and unique gameplay along with them. Plus, the spotlight this time around is not on who you might think. Hit the jump to learn more about this exciting new first-party title.



Good ol’ Laval.



The three musketeers of gaming podcasts had to schedule an emergency Thursday episode, or risk missing their first week ever! This episode features discussions about Animal Crossing’s localization, a lengthy praise-ologue of Mario Galaxy 2, your regular news, and a whole heaping giant pile of listener mail. To top it off, we discuss our (and your) overall impressions of Nintendo at E3 this year.

This Week’s Podcast Crew: Austin, Jack, and Laura



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Time for another stupid video! Nintendo president Satoru Iwata makes a few “announcements” in this Nintendo Direct Mini.



One of my favorite parts.


This is a survey that requires no signing up, accounts, clicking through ads, or anything. Just answer a required question, answer a non-required question (if you want) and make your voice heard in yet another NintendoEverything reader survey poll thing! Results will be read in the form of our top ten list on the next podcast, and if you opted to answer the written question your answer could be read on the show! So don’t say anything ridiculous.

Thanks very much. As stated above the topic for you guys this week is “What did you think of Nintendo’s E3 this year?”.

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Right where it needs to be.


System: Nintendo Wii U
Release Date: 2014
Developer: Nintendo EAD Group No. 1
Publisher: Nintendo


Author: Austin

The differences between titles in the Mario Kart series are perhaps only noticeable to those with a lengthy history with the franchise. The subtle focus of Mario Kart 7, for instance, feels much different than the marshmallow-y approach taken by Mario Kart Wii, and the slippery controls in Mario Kart 64 mean you need more focus to pull off power-slides than the game’s DS counterpart. It’s a series long-accepted for its rigidity, and the recently announced Mario Kart 8 does not appear to do anything to change up that formula.



Nintendo showed a whole bunch of trailers and content during its E3 2013 Nintendo Direct. I tried making an overview-type of video for the E3 2013 Nintendo Direct presentation that covers the material in the span of about 12 minutes. It was nearly impossible fitting everything into a somewhat short video, but hopefully it wasn’t too bad!



Everybody likes lists, so we’ve got three of them for you!


Authors: Austin, Jack, and Laura

E3 2013 has finally come to a close, and just like the best of websites we decide to give you each of our five games of show. The lists are, by and large, pretty subjective, but the descriptive paragraphs should give you a good idea of whether or not you’d enjoy the game as much as we did.

Hit the break for Laura’s list!



We’ve put up a lot of E3 coverage for you… have you missed any of it?


On the off-chance that you missed any of the podcasts, in-depth impressions, or videos we put up of our experience at E3 2013, I’ve decided to compile a hub-article for you to view everything in one place. It’s pretty straightforward, so check it out and read anything you think might be interesting! We have more coverage coming in the next day or two as well, so stay tuned and watch for updates.

Podcasts



Here’s a Podcast – E3 2013, Day One Spectacular

The gang craps all over Super Mario 3D World, loves Pikmin 3, praises Platinum Games, and gets into the most intense laughing fit the world has ever known. We’d like to apologize in advance for the length, the content, and the potentially loud snores from Laura as she fell asleep halfway through.


Here’s a Podcast – E3 2013, Day Two Spectacular

The second of our E3 2013 podcast specials is slightly more focused… but still a little odd. We give our impressions of Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies, Killer is Dead, Bayonetta 2, and Batman: Arkham Origins (which we liked), as well as some thoughts on Mario 3D World, LEGO: Friends, and Deus Ex: Human Revolution, (which we were more tepid towards). Your listener mail rounds out this one.


Here’s a Podcast – E3 2013, Day Three Spectacular

This final E3 2013 episode has impressions of Killer is Dead, The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, some final thoughts on Super Mario 3D World, and much more. As always we get your listener mail and go over some categorized favorites at the end of the show, like our favorite booth attendants!



Hands-On Impressions



The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds

A direct sequel proves to be the freshest handheld Zelda game in years.


Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies

The Ace Attorney makes his return to court.


Super Mario 3D World

“It’s just probably not going to be a great game. Not if the demo is any indication anyhow.”


Sonic: Lost World

“I see it as a spiritual sequel, a continuation, refinement, and extrapolation of what was established in Sonic Colors.”


Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games

The blue blur and his plump plumbing rival return to The Olympics, but it’s not as exciting as Nintendo and SEGA might want you to believe.


Pikmin 3

The latest entry in the Pikmin series has been in the works for nearly 9 years, and it shows.


Our Five Favorite Games from E3 2013

The on-site staff from E3 give their five best games from the show floor.


Video Content



An Interview with Game Composer Grant Kirkhope


Off-screen Zelda: Wind Waker HD footage with GamePad


Off-screen Bayonetta 2 footage with GamePad


Off-screen Sonic Lost World Wii U footage


Careless Whisper – E3 2013




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