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NINTENDO WORLD REPORT, LLC officially started on March 7, 1999. On this day, Billy Berghammer took advantage of some free web hosting from NConnect Internet Services and began creating a website using Microsoft Front Page 98. Prior to this, during the early days of the Nintendo 64, Billy had contributed to N64HQ, which was one of the first and most renowned N64 websites online. After N64HQ closed down, he decided to take a break from the video game journalism scene. With some unexpected free time on his hands due to being let go from his job just a month earlier, he found a silver lining to unemployment. This led to the creation of N2000HQ.

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Episode 921: She’s Just a Regular Fish Bone With a Stupid Cheap Hat - Radio Free Nintendo

3 weeks ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Greg Leahy |Jon Lindemann |Syrenne McNulty

Today was the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct. We are joined by friend of the show Syrenne McNulty to help sort through all the news that came out of today's barrage of headlines, developer interviews, YouTube videos, Nintendo Today updates, press releases, etc. Obviously, we cover a lot of ground.
Episode 920: RFN Today Brings the Podcast Directly to You - Radio Free Nintendo

3 weeks ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Greg Leahy |Jon Lindemann

You'll have to provide your own hand gestures. Download in MP3 FormatSubscribe to MP3 FeedSubscribe via iTunes (Please rate and review, too!)This week, Nintendo surprised us with a Direct for Switch games, less than a week before the Direct for Switch 2.
Connectivity Cookie Catastrophe - Nintendo Direct Reaction - Connectivity

3 weeks ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Zachary Miller |John Rairdin |Neal Ronaghan

Everyone is here!Subscribe via iTunes (Please rate and review, too!)After a fissure in space time opened in Chicago, multiple eras of Connectivity hosts were pulled together into an Air B&B. Then completely unrelated Nintendo decided to have a Nintendo Direct so we quickly and poorly recorded a podcast with whatever we had sitting around.
Episode 919: Your Number 5 Podcast for 16-bit Koei Games According to Robots - Radio Free Nintendo

1 month ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Greg Leahy |Jon Lindemann

This week, a bunch of Koei SNES games coming to NSO (00:01:14), perfect for the #5 Strategy Podcast. Also, Xenoblade Chronicles X is out. We have a lot to say, considering we'd played a combined six hours (00:21:04). Jon is also playing a different open world game, Monster Hunter Wilds (01:05:54). Guillaume is still catching up on Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (01:016:57), and we take a trip down RFN memory lane.
FAQ - So You Want to Buy Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition - Feature

1 month ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Justin Berube

What you'll want to know going in. Xenoblade Chronicles X is escaping Wii U captivity in the form of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition. This remastered version features improved graphics, higher resolution rendering, quality of life updates, and a fair amount of new content. But if it is your first time venturing to the distant world of Mira, we've assembled a few frequently asked questions you might be asking as you debate picking this game up.
Episode 918: Ask Yourself,

1 month ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Greg Leahy |Jon Lindemann

If the answer is "yes," consider turning it into a allegory at least.
Episode 917: Our Best CEO Doesn't Exist - Radio Free Nintendo

1 month ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Jon Lindemann

Greg was unable to make it to recording this week, and given the circumstances we were forced to punt on naming our next RetroActive. I would say the plan is now to name it next week, but I worry I'm tempting fate. James is without New Business that any of you would care about, so he turns the show over to Guillaume who has some final thoughts on Final Fantasy III Pixel Remaster, and yes, Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster (00:08:04).
Episode 916: Bowser's Fury Road - Radio Free Nintendo

1 month ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Greg Leahy |Jon Lindemann

Finally, a good Mario Movie. Download in MP3 FormatSubscribe to MP3 FeedSubscribe via iTunes (Please rate and review, too!)This week we kick the show off with a brief chat on the Pokémon Presents from earlier in the day. A lot of the content isn't of much interest to the crew, but Pokémon Legends: Z-A gets plenty of discussion time. With that, there are a lot of questions about the wisdom of a city for Pokémon. We also review your submissions for our next RetroActive (00:28:27).
Episode 915: Here's Link, and He's Pissed! - Radio Free Nintendo

2 months ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Greg Leahy |Jon Lindemann

GIVE LINK A CAR! Download in MP3 FormatSubscribe to MP3 FeedSubscribe via iTunes (Please rate and review, too!)This week, Nintendo put a knife in the back of Gold Points and gave some bad news on the vouchers you already have (00:00:58). After we dig into this news, we launch into NEW BUSINESS! Gui is digging into more Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters. He gives final thoughts on II (00:17:02) before moving onto III (00:30:39).
Episode 914: EAT MY NUANCE - Radio Free Nintendo

2 months ago | nintendoworldreport.com | Greg Leahy |Jon Lindemann

This week, James has actual real New Business with Stories from Sol: the Gun Dog (00:07:55). And to be clear, I mean minutes of it, because that's all he had played at that point. That's okay, he shows all y'all why there are games he "just doesn't talk about here" when he tries to describe the bewildering experience that was adapting to A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia (00:14:13). Playing like the pillagers he's fighting just feels dirty.