The Nintendo Podcast 162: From Frogs, N64

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1 summary: That sounds in the new episode!
2The new episode listen directly here!
3All topics of the 162th episode - TimeCodes
4All info about the Nintendo podcast

Summary: That sounds in the new episode!

Dojoran - Health! No, behind this strange word, no strangely sounding snail is hidden, but an indie surprise hit that Katha has just under the magnifying glass. Of course, this is not everything. She and Lukas also chat in the new episode No. 162 from the Nintendo podcast over the freshly announced SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake, the patent application of a new switch controller and what could be dealing with N64 games for Nintendo Switch online Alan Wake Remastered, which may still get a switch port donated, about the recently published new episode of the under-successor Deltarune and about whether you have to worry about the Switch version of Diablo 2: Resurrected. As always, we also answer listener questions from the community - and yes, we also go to the bad sound quality of the last episode. At this point a big excuse !

The new episode listen directly here!

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All topics of the 162nd episode - TimeCodes

02: 10 \ - Indie-hit dojoran in the test 16: 15 \ - SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake announced 22: 40 \ - Nintendo Registered Controller - N64 Games for Switch? 34: 00 \ - Alan Wake Remastered for Switch possibly jellact 39: 00 \ - Undertale successor Deltarune is expanded 44: 22 \ - Diablo 2 Resurrected on Switch Supposedly without technical problems 48: 35 \ - Community

All information about the Nintendo podcast

You can not only hear the Nintendo Podcast , but also follow us on Facebook! There you always have to be up to date on what news about the podcast and Nintendo in general terms, and you can deal with John, Lukas and Katha . By RSS feed you subscribe to the podcast via a platform or app of your choice Simple and fast: https://podcast.audiocon.com/rss/510395D24F3118D0284A550C82DBC0CF7A3CF968

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