The Pure Nintendo Podcast this week turns attention to two of Nintendo's upcoming highlights, with hosts Jemma and Kirk leading a focused discussion on Splatoon Raiders and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book.
The episode mixes news and hands-on impressions alongside features on recent releases and retro milestones, and is available to stream on YouTube and major podcast platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
Episode highlights and context
Hosts Jemma and Kirk opened the episode by examining Splatoon Raiders and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, providing listener-focused commentary on what each title represents for Nintendo's lineup.
The pair framed these games as among Nintendo's next big releases and walked through expectations for how they might fit into the Switch ecosystem.
The episode also revisited the recent launch of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, noting the community response during its first week on sale.
The podcast rounded out its news segment with additional topics.
The hosts briefly touched on Pragmata and marked Metal Slug's 30th anniversary, correctly noting that the original Metal Slug debuted in April 1996.
In a segment called Kirk's Corner, Kirk explored the rhythm-roguelike game Ratatan and discussed its mechanics and appeal to fans of hybrid indie experiences.
The episode also included a roundup of the hosts' current play sessions, which featured the new indie title Vampire Crawlers.
How to listen and where to read more
Listeners can watch the full episode on the Pure Nintendo YouTube channel or subscribe to the Pure Nintendo Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
For readers who prefer print and long-form features, Pure Nintendo Magazine is preparing its next issue, with subscriptions available through the magazine's official channels.
The latest issue is also reported to be on shelves at the Comic Book Cafe in Brisbane, Australia, providing local availability for fans in the area.
Community and events
Pure Nintendo also shared community updates: Jemma will appear at the Brisbane Suitcase Market on May 3 to meet readers, and the team encouraged followers to stay connected via Blue Sky and Instagram for news and reviews.
In closing, the hosts signed off with a friendly send-off that invited listeners to stay tuned and keep playing.
This episode delivers a concise snapshot of Nintendo-focused news and indie coverage, making it a recommended listen for Switch owners and Nintendo enthusiasts tracking upcoming releases and community events.
The episode mixes news and hands-on impressions alongside features on recent releases and retro milestones, and is available to stream on YouTube and major podcast platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
Episode highlights and context
Hosts Jemma and Kirk opened the episode by examining Splatoon Raiders and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, providing listener-focused commentary on what each title represents for Nintendo's lineup.
The pair framed these games as among Nintendo's next big releases and walked through expectations for how they might fit into the Switch ecosystem.
The episode also revisited the recent launch of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, noting the community response during its first week on sale.
The podcast rounded out its news segment with additional topics.
The hosts briefly touched on Pragmata and marked Metal Slug's 30th anniversary, correctly noting that the original Metal Slug debuted in April 1996.
In a segment called Kirk's Corner, Kirk explored the rhythm-roguelike game Ratatan and discussed its mechanics and appeal to fans of hybrid indie experiences.
The episode also included a roundup of the hosts' current play sessions, which featured the new indie title Vampire Crawlers.
How to listen and where to read more
Listeners can watch the full episode on the Pure Nintendo YouTube channel or subscribe to the Pure Nintendo Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
For readers who prefer print and long-form features, Pure Nintendo Magazine is preparing its next issue, with subscriptions available through the magazine's official channels.
The latest issue is also reported to be on shelves at the Comic Book Cafe in Brisbane, Australia, providing local availability for fans in the area.
Community and events
Pure Nintendo also shared community updates: Jemma will appear at the Brisbane Suitcase Market on May 3 to meet readers, and the team encouraged followers to stay connected via Blue Sky and Instagram for news and reviews.
In closing, the hosts signed off with a friendly send-off that invited listeners to stay tuned and keep playing.
This episode delivers a concise snapshot of Nintendo-focused news and indie coverage, making it a recommended listen for Switch owners and Nintendo enthusiasts tracking upcoming releases and community events.