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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2019 · 2H 14M

SHOULD Games Have An Easy Mode?

from Directly to You - A Re:Direct Podcast · host Re:Direct

On this week's episode of our weekly Nintendo gaming podcast Directly to You, AJ & Parker discuss AJ's early thoughts on Yoshi's Crafted World, Parker's early thoughts on Overwhelm, supposed Best Buy leaks for unannounced Nintendo Switch games, the possibility of all Zelda games coming to Switch, N64, Red Dead Redemption 2 coming to Switch, Starlink Battle for Atlas receiving no more physical support, the possibility of an April 2019 Nintendo Direct, our thoughts on the difficulty in games conversation brought about by the recent release of Sekiro, more thoughts on our videos, Q&A & MORE! Product Provided by Nintendo TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Intro 3:32 - What Have We Been Playing? 21:42 - Best Buy Direct! Persona 5, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Link To The Past 36:12 - More Zeldas Coming To Switch? & N64 Classic Conversation 45:37 - Red Dead Redemption 2 Coming To Switch 50:16 - Starlink Battle For Atlas - No More Toys! 58:20 - April Nintendo Direct? 1:03:36 - YOUR Comments on AJ’s Video 1:31:46 - YOUR Comments on Parker’s Video 1:43:50 - SHOULD Games Have An Easy Mode?? 1:57:15 - BACK To Your Comments On Parker’s Video 2:04:40 - Q&A

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