Nintendo fans are abuzz following the latest episode of Infendo Radio, in which the panelists tackled significant developments and ongoing debates from the Nintendo gaming world.
Episode 792 offered insights on topics ranging from Metroid Prime 4’s controversial Amiibo-locked content to the potential expansion of Mario Kart World via upcoming DLC.
Metroid Prime 4, developed for the Nintendo Switch by Retro Studios, has recently come under fire after players uncovered evidence of a game track being exclusively accessible through the use of an Amiibo.
This discovery spread rapidly across social media, leading to widespread discussions within the Nintendo community.
In a summary of the backlash, hosts of Infendo Radio emphasized how fans expressed frustration over content being paywalled behind collectible figures, arguing that such practices could undermine the experience for dedicated players. "Fans are disappointed to learn certain in-game music is restricted without an Amiibo purchase," explained the Infendo team, addressing the community’s concerns over access and inclusivity. Attention also shifted towards Mario Kart World, a popular title in the Mario Kart franchise on Nintendo Switch.
According to trusted data mining sources, code hints at the addition of new racers such as King K.
Rool and possibly others, with speculation pointing toward an official reveal during a forthcoming Nintendo Direct or at the next Game Awards.
While Nintendo has not formally confirmed these additions, the persistent efforts of the data mining community continue to spark excitement and anticipation for further Mario Kart DLC on the Nintendo Switch and eShop platforms. In the same episode, Infendo Radio’s Justin delved into Analogue 3D—the innovative hardware platform designed to run classic Nintendo games in high fidelity.
The discussion touched on notable ROM hacks like GoldenEye X and the Mario SpaceWorld restoration, alongside modern conveniences such as CRT filters and support for 8Bitdo controllers, underscoring Analogue’s commitment to blending retro authenticity with present-day technology. Listeners were also treated to Eugene’s expanded "Ayn Thor" list of recommended games including cult classics such as Eternal Darkness, TimeSplitters 2, and Soul Blazer, reinforcing Infendo Radio’s role as a beacon for fans seeking deep cuts in Nintendo’s vast gaming history.
In addition, the "Change the System" segment covered renewed playtime for Metroid, The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, and a nod to the inventive VMU Pro accessory for enhanced gaming experiences. Infendo Radio continues to build its reputation as a premier Nintendo-focused podcast, providing authoritative perspectives on the latest controversies, DLC developments, and classic gaming hardware.
With accessible streams on both Twitch and YouTube and options for audio subscriptions via iTunes, the show remains a must-listen for Nintendo enthusiasts worldwide wishing to stay on top of the latest industry news and community debates.
Episode 792 offered insights on topics ranging from Metroid Prime 4’s controversial Amiibo-locked content to the potential expansion of Mario Kart World via upcoming DLC.
Metroid Prime 4, developed for the Nintendo Switch by Retro Studios, has recently come under fire after players uncovered evidence of a game track being exclusively accessible through the use of an Amiibo.
This discovery spread rapidly across social media, leading to widespread discussions within the Nintendo community.
In a summary of the backlash, hosts of Infendo Radio emphasized how fans expressed frustration over content being paywalled behind collectible figures, arguing that such practices could undermine the experience for dedicated players. "Fans are disappointed to learn certain in-game music is restricted without an Amiibo purchase," explained the Infendo team, addressing the community’s concerns over access and inclusivity. Attention also shifted towards Mario Kart World, a popular title in the Mario Kart franchise on Nintendo Switch.
According to trusted data mining sources, code hints at the addition of new racers such as King K.
Rool and possibly others, with speculation pointing toward an official reveal during a forthcoming Nintendo Direct or at the next Game Awards.
While Nintendo has not formally confirmed these additions, the persistent efforts of the data mining community continue to spark excitement and anticipation for further Mario Kart DLC on the Nintendo Switch and eShop platforms. In the same episode, Infendo Radio’s Justin delved into Analogue 3D—the innovative hardware platform designed to run classic Nintendo games in high fidelity.
The discussion touched on notable ROM hacks like GoldenEye X and the Mario SpaceWorld restoration, alongside modern conveniences such as CRT filters and support for 8Bitdo controllers, underscoring Analogue’s commitment to blending retro authenticity with present-day technology. Listeners were also treated to Eugene’s expanded "Ayn Thor" list of recommended games including cult classics such as Eternal Darkness, TimeSplitters 2, and Soul Blazer, reinforcing Infendo Radio’s role as a beacon for fans seeking deep cuts in Nintendo’s vast gaming history.
In addition, the "Change the System" segment covered renewed playtime for Metroid, The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, and a nod to the inventive VMU Pro accessory for enhanced gaming experiences. Infendo Radio continues to build its reputation as a premier Nintendo-focused podcast, providing authoritative perspectives on the latest controversies, DLC developments, and classic gaming hardware.
With accessible streams on both Twitch and YouTube and options for audio subscriptions via iTunes, the show remains a must-listen for Nintendo enthusiasts worldwide wishing to stay on top of the latest industry news and community debates.
