Welcoooome to Nintendo Voice Chat! This week, Casey DeFreitas is joined by Peer Schneider, Brian Altano, and Tom Marks to talk about all things Nintendo. First up, the Nintendo Switch is almost three years old, and the panel reflects on the system’s launch, some of Nintendo’s wacky experiments on Switch, and their biggest surprises and disappointments so far.

Then, in the news, hear about Platinum’s recently announced project, a new Samurai Jack game headed to Switch, details from the Yacht Club Games livestream, and a whole lot more. Finally, hear another round of questions on this week’s Question Block.

Timecodes!

  • 00:00:00 Welcome!
  • 00:02:16 Reflecting on the first three years of Nintendo Switch
  • 00:24:00 News time! Yacht Club Games, Platinum, and more
  • 00:31:20 Games out this week
  • 00:42:10 What we’re playing
  • 00:51:24 Question Block!

 

From now on, we’ll share the list of games discussed in the episode right here in the episode description! That includes games out this week, and what the panel is playing.

Games out this week:

What we’re playing:

  • Casey: Rune Factory 4 Special
  • Peer: Fire Emblem: Three Houses DLC, Darksiders: Genesis, Broken Lines
  • Brian: Voxelgram, Snack World: The Dungeon Crawl
  • Tom: Something he can’t talk about…

 

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You can listen to NVC on your preferred platform every Thursday at 3pm PT/6pm ET. Have a question for Question Block? Write to us at nvc@ign.com and we may pick your question! Also, make sure to join the Nintendo Voice Chat Podcast Forums on Facebook. We’re all pretty active there and often pull Question Block questions and comments straight from the community.

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Logan Plant is the Production Assistant for NVC. You can find him on Twitter at @LoganJPlant.

Source: IGN.com The Nintendo Switch Is (Almost) Three Years Old – NVC 496