Friend Code

Huber and Bosman join the panel to give their final thoughts on Nintendo's showing at this year's E3 and whether or not the decision to heavily focus on Super Smash Bros. Ultimate paid off.

Special guest Ash Paulsen joins the panel to discuss our expectations for this year's E3, from first party game like Smash Bros and Metroid Prime 4 to what third party surprises might be in store.

Correction: I say 9.99 for the 1 year Switch Online plan, but it's 19.99 and I even had it in the notes. Ben and Blood join the panel to discuss the Switch's paltry online details, Capcom announcing Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate for Switch, just how good is Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, and is Retro Studios really working on a Star Fox racing game.

Friend Code is back! Bosman and Bloodworth join Damiani to parse through the recent Nintendo Financial Briefing for Fiscal Year 2017 and discuss Nintendo's new incoming president, Kirby Star Allies' performance, Breath of the Wild's sales and what impact they'll have on the future of Zelda, and Nintendo's plan to support the 3DS into 2019 and beyond.

Huber and Brad are hyped up as we discuss all the new announcements from the most recent Nintendo Direct.

The Switch hits the one year mark, Sonic's designer reveals the mascot almost ended up being a human boy, datamined DLC outfits found in Super Mario Odyssey, and Diablo 3 might head to the Switch.

Huber and Bloodworth return to celebrate StarFox's 25th Anniversary, debate the new Metroid Prime 4 rumors, and describe what could possibly get us excited about paying for Switch's upcoming Online Service.

Bosman and Ian join the talk about the recent wave of Nintendo news including Illumination's Mario movie, Mario Kart coming to mobile devices, and Switch's paid online finally arriving in September.

Brad and Damiani are joined by Nova Crystallis' Tony Garsow to decide the Top 5 Square Enix games to grace a Nintendo platform.

After a slight mishap with the first episode of the year, Ian and Brad join Damiani to talk about Dark Souls (and more!) finally coming to the Switch, and we share our thoughts on Nintendo Labo.

Ash Paulsen of GameXplain joins Bosman and Damiani to recap Nintendo's stellar 2017.

Huber and Bosman join Damiani as we spend the hour answering as many Patron's Pulse submissions as we can get to!

WARNING: Super Mario Odyssey spoilers are present in this podcast. Bloodworth, Bosman, Brad, and Damiani leap into the land of jolly to discuss all things related to Super Mario Odyssey.

Bosman and Blood join the party to discuss Switch's November lineup of third-party ports and we dive into the latest Nintendo earnings report and September NPD numbers.

Special guest Matt Simmons of YoVideoGames joins us to share his thoughts on 2D vs 3D Sonic games in the wake of Sonic Mania and Sonice Forces, and we dive into the rumor of Nintendo of America clamping down on review copies in light of a major leak.

Bosman and Brad join Damiani on this episode of Friend Code to discuss the SNES Classic's launch, the controversy over FIFA 18's sales on Switch, and the announcement of the Wii Shop closing.

The tag-team of Huber and Brad join Damiani as they dive into the past to relive the debate over The Wind Waker's toon rendering in Nintendo Power, argue the importance of Switch's newfound third-party support from the likes of Bethesda and RockStar, debate whether Metroid: Samus Returns should have featured sprite work, and when does a company go too far revealing too much about their game before a release?

Bosman and Brad join Damiani to dissect the numerous indie game announcements from the recent Nindies Showcase Summer 2017 presentation, get the fact straight about Travis Strikes Again, the No More Heroes spin-off that isn't a spin-off but also isn't No More Heroes 3, share their thoughts in a post-mortem of Mario + Rabbids, and debate whether achievements coming to Switch is a good idea or not.

Huber, Bloodworth, and Damiani dig into the big news and announcements from Gamescom 2017 and chime in on the SNES Classic pre-order fiasco.

Bloodworth, Bosman, and Damiani dig into the EZA crew's recent playthrough of Super Mario Sunshine to discuss how they feel about the game 15 years after its original release on GameCube.