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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2017 · 2H 54M

Nintendo

from The School of Everything Else Archive · host Alex Shaw

[School of Everything Else 2017] Welcome to a show which explores why, after decades of producing consoles and video games, Nintendo feels special in a way that the others do not. More than two dozen people have recorded their memories and insight and sent them to me to arrange. A picture begins to emerge of a troubled relationship with someone capable of amazing creative endeavours and baffling business decisions. Someone who many of us can never fully let go because of the power of these happy memories of childhood, family and the hundreds of gaming worlds which we charted together (some of us literally, you had to draw your maps in pencil back then). As the Switch is launched we look back on what the emergence of a new console meant to us, and why we always come back to a place of hope. Infinite thank yous to my guests, without which this show would not have been possible. 1.   Intro* 2.   Brendan Agnew of Cinapse 3.   Sam Chapter 4.   James Batchelor of Bond and Beyond 5.   Collin 6.   Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits 7.   Daniel Den Heijer 8.   Toby Jungius 9.   James Carter of Cane and Rinse 10.   Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse 11.   My Old Friend Nintendo (Alex) 12.   Paschal Dooley 13.   Chris O Regan of Spong 14.   Leon Cox of Cane and Rinse 15.   Blast Processing (Lyra) 16.   Bob Chipman of Geek.com 17.   Neil Taylor of TheKiddDogg 18.   Nama Chibitty 19.   Derrick Ritchie 20.   James Perkins of The Digital Fix 21.   Gary and Imogen Blower of GameBurst 22.   Dan Mayer 23.   Darren Gargette of Cane and Rinse 24.   Holly Dotson 25.   Player 1 & Player 2 of Cartridge Bros 26.   Jason Slate of The Mana Pool 27.   Matt Wardle 28.   Laureta Sela of New Century 29.   Alex Shaw 30.   Lyra Shaw *Voices in the opening montage also include Alexander Jahans, Gustav Dahl and Johan Kristian Milde

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[School of Everything Else 2017] Welcome to a show which explores why, after decades of producing consoles and video games, Nintendo feels special in a way that the others do not. More than two dozen people have recorded their memories and insight and sent them to me to arrange. A picture begins to emerge of a troubled relationship with someone capable of amazing creative endeavours and baffling business decisions. Someone who many of us can never fully let go because of the power of these happy memories of childhood, family and the hundreds of gaming worlds which we charted together (some of us literally, you had to draw your maps in pencil back then). As the Switch is launched we look back on what the emergence of a new console meant to us, and why we always come back to a place of hope. Infinite thank yous to my guests, without which this show would not have been possible. 1.   Intro*2.   Brendan Agnew of Cinapse3.   Sam Chapter 4.   James Batchelor of Bond and Beyond5.   Collin 6.   Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits7.   Daniel Den Heijer 8.   Toby Jungius 9.   James Carter of Cane and Rinse10.   Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse11.   My Old Friend Nintendo (Alex)12.   Paschal Dooley13.   Chris O Regan of Spong14.   Leon Cox of Cane and Rinse15.   Blast Processing (Lyra)16.   Bob Chipman of Geek.com17.   Neil Taylor of TheKiddDogg18.   Nama Chibitty19.   Derrick Ritchie 20.   James Perkins of The Digital Fix21.   Gary and Imogen Blower of GameBurst22.   Dan Mayer 23.   Darren Gargette of Cane and Rinse24.   Holly Dotson 25.   Player 1 & Player 2 of Cartridge Bros 26.   Jason Slate of The Mana Pool27.   Matt Wardle 28.   Laureta Sela of New Century29.   Alex Shaw 30.   Lyra Shaw *Voices in the opening montage also include Alexander Jahans, Gustav Dahl and Johan Kristian Milde

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