303: 1993 Nintendo Power Awards

It's awards season! Eric and Nick are joined by D…

An episode of the Cartridge Command podcast, hosted by Nick and Eric, titled "303: 1993 Nintendo Power Awards" was published on February 22, 2024 and runs 58 minutes.

February 22, 2024 ·58m · Cartridge Command

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It's awards season! Eric and Nick are joined by Dale to discuss the '93 Nesters! Listen in and hear our thoughts on the winners, losers, and sometimes perplexing nominations!

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It's awards season! Eric and Nick are joined by Dale to discuss the '93 Nesters! Listen in and hear our thoughts on the winners, losers, and sometimes perplexing nominations!

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