The latest episode of the Pure Nintendo Podcast delivers a packed bulletin for Nintendo fans, dissecting the newest trailer for an Ocarina of Time remake alongside a PAX Australia recap, indie showcases and hands-on impressions.
Hosted by Jemma, Kirk and Trev, the podcast continues Pure Nintendo's long-running coverage of Nintendo hardware and software — from legacy franchises like The Legend of Zelda to fresh indie releases on the Nintendo Switch and other platforms.
The hosts spent the episode discussing the freshly released trailer for an Ocarina of Time remake.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time originally launched on Nintendo 64 in 1998 and later received a high-definition remake for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011.
On the podcast, the trio broke down the trailer’s presentation, mechanics cues and how the remake effort aims to balance nostalgia with modern expectations.
Paraphrasing the show's energy around community events, the hosts reported that Jemma secured tickets to an upcoming Zelda orchestra performance and walked listeners through what attending a live orchestral show means for long-time fans.
The podcast framed the orchestra event as a cultural milestone that highlights the series’ enduring music and the way Nintendo properties continue to be celebrated beyond the screen.
The episode also finishes the panel’s PAX Australia coverage.
PAX Australia is the region’s major consumer gaming event that brings developers and players together for demos and showcases.
The Pure Nintendo team highlighted impressions of Switch Sports Resort and several indie booths, noting that Switch-focused titles continue to get significant attention at live events and on the Nintendo eShop.
Kirk introduced listeners to an independent title called Tom the Postgirl and shared initial impressions of the Metaphor: ReFantazio demo.
The show rounded out its segment with lighter fare: hands-on time with Bluey’s Happy Snaps and the latest Jackbox party pack material, emphasizing how party and family-friendly experiences remain core to Nintendo audiences.
Listeners can watch the episode on YouTube or subscribe via Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music.
The Pure Nintendo team also promoted their print magazine — available by subscription — and said physical copies can be found locally in Brisbane at Comic Book Cafe and Netherworld, per the hosts.
Follow Pure Nintendo on YouTube and social platforms to stay up to date with their reviews, interviews and event coverage.
Hosted by Jemma, Kirk and Trev, the podcast continues Pure Nintendo's long-running coverage of Nintendo hardware and software — from legacy franchises like The Legend of Zelda to fresh indie releases on the Nintendo Switch and other platforms.
The hosts spent the episode discussing the freshly released trailer for an Ocarina of Time remake.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time originally launched on Nintendo 64 in 1998 and later received a high-definition remake for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011.
On the podcast, the trio broke down the trailer’s presentation, mechanics cues and how the remake effort aims to balance nostalgia with modern expectations.
Paraphrasing the show's energy around community events, the hosts reported that Jemma secured tickets to an upcoming Zelda orchestra performance and walked listeners through what attending a live orchestral show means for long-time fans.
The podcast framed the orchestra event as a cultural milestone that highlights the series’ enduring music and the way Nintendo properties continue to be celebrated beyond the screen.
The episode also finishes the panel’s PAX Australia coverage.
PAX Australia is the region’s major consumer gaming event that brings developers and players together for demos and showcases.
The Pure Nintendo team highlighted impressions of Switch Sports Resort and several indie booths, noting that Switch-focused titles continue to get significant attention at live events and on the Nintendo eShop.
Kirk introduced listeners to an independent title called Tom the Postgirl and shared initial impressions of the Metaphor: ReFantazio demo.
The show rounded out its segment with lighter fare: hands-on time with Bluey’s Happy Snaps and the latest Jackbox party pack material, emphasizing how party and family-friendly experiences remain core to Nintendo audiences.
Listeners can watch the episode on YouTube or subscribe via Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music.
The Pure Nintendo team also promoted their print magazine — available by subscription — and said physical copies can be found locally in Brisbane at Comic Book Cafe and Netherworld, per the hosts.
Follow Pure Nintendo on YouTube and social platforms to stay up to date with their reviews, interviews and event coverage.
