“Have you ever learn this script? We might as properly name it the The Legend of Zelda: I Hope the Verify Clears.”
We had two Directs to cowl this week. what was in them; I needn’t recite their contents, I am already going to should tag eleven billion video games within the web site’s tag record. [Editor’s note: the site has refused to let me add any additional related games.]
The Double Direct Drop turned this episode right into a information present, and except Nintendo broadcasts one thing actually unhinged – suppose Alarmo or some cardboard – it is not straightforward to concoct an article made up 88% bullshit by quantity for these sorts of episodes.
Wait. Ravenous.
LET’S TALK ABOUT EATING MONSTERS!
You’re what you eat, and for Samus Aran which means she’s going to show right into a some sort of glowing little gubbin that hurts on contact. This in all probability is not going to get me a field quote.
Let’s return to the O.G. Nintendo monster-munching recreation: Pandora’s Tower!
…I’m being requested to not return to “the O.G. Nintendo monster-munching recreation.” Effectively…
Anyway, there is a fairly good manga/anime about this subject. You must eat that. I didn’t intend this pun.
And also you also needs to ship us emails. That is all I bought.
Look, a contents record!
- (00:01:36) Two September 2026 Nintendo Directs! The Legend of Zelda film.
- (00:08:43) Ocarina of Time remake.
- (00:48:06) Monster Hunter Wilds. Pikmin 4 + Dandori Academy. Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Change 2 model.
- (01:06:09) Metroid Ravenous. Kirby and the World Past.
- (01:22:59) Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Nintendo Change 2 Version. Romancing SaGa 3: Destinies United. Everlasting Anima.
- (01:35:48) Resident Evil remakes. Pokopia and Mario Kart World updates. Ondeh Ondeh: Kaya’s Tasty Story. Cairn. Stage Fright. Hela: of Mice and Magic.
- (01:54:01) Steel Slug Final Assortment. Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Thriller Dungeon -Basic HD-. The Apothecary Diaries: The False Imperial Brother.
This episode was edited by Guillaume Veillette. The “Males of Leisure” theme music was produced completely for Radio Free Nintendo by Perry Burkum. Hear extra at Perry’s SoundCloud. The Radio Free Nintendo brand was produced by Connor Strickland. See what he is as much as at his web site.
This episode’s ending music is “God-Shattering Star” from Fireplace Emblem: Three Homes. Composition by Hiroki Morishita. It was requested by A.G. All rights reserved by Nintendo Co., Ltd.
