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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2019 · 2H 24M

Use it or LOSE it? Sonic Movie Design, Labo VR, & MORE

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On this week's episode of our weekly Nintendo gaming podcast AJ & Parker discuss AJ's early impressions for Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn as well as Parker's continued experiences with Pokemon Let's Go (& obv Smash Ultimate,) A new podcast segment called "Use It or Lose It?" the CGI design for the 2019 Sonic the Hedgehog movie, initial reactions to Nintendo Labo VR,  the Octopath Traveler mobile prequel as well as console sequel, EA Skipping E3, Nintendo's policy for monetizing mobile games, Turok heading to Switch, DMC 5 potentially coming to Switch, more thoughts on AJ's video, Q&A & MORE! Product Provided by Nintendo TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 02:44 - What Have We Been Playing? 22:03 - Use It Or Lose It? 41:42 - Sonic Looks… Like Sonic? 56:30 - Nintendo Labo VR 1:07:24 - Octopath Traveler Title(s) In The Works! 1:11:15 - EA Skipping E3 1:18:31 - Nintendo Doesn’t Want Money! 1:25:40 - Turok or Not Turok? 1:28:17 - DMC V Has Weird Switch Port Criteria 1:31:37 - OUR Thoughts on AJ’s Video 1:40:54 - YOUR Thoughts on AJ’s Video 2:03:50 - Q&A - Your Questions Answered!

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