Retro Game Hunt Ep. 28
from Game Gallery Hosted by hopper
hopper visited Nintendo's HQ in Washington and hit up seven retro game shops hunting for NES games and found a possible Zelda Prototype! Freedom of Speech for education purposes only Zelda owned by Nintendo for commentary under fair use
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This episode was published on September 11, 2020.
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