Do a barrel roll! … Then watch this episode
Today is the long-awaited day: Today we tackle the great work that was Star Fox Assault. Don’t let the Apparoids keep you away from this one!
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The DSi was a really solid piece of kit, and some of my best memories with the handheld were with this wonderful game. Don’t skip over it!
On some of these Retro masterpieces, you’re just going to have to take our word for it. Photo Dojo is pure simple fun. What we wouldn’t give for Nintendo to bring it back!
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Simeon and Scott have yet to cosplay… that should probably change this Halloween!
With Comic-Con having just recently passed this year, it’s time to celebrate the wonderful world of cosplay! We’ve founds some of the best costumes on the internet. Enjoy.
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A first party rarity – many viewers will likely learn about this game for the first time. But that’s okay! We’ve included footage for your educational pleasure.
Random Nintendo-Platform Game + Random Topic = The Mystery Block. How does Scott explain that Sin & Punishment Star Successor had gaming’s biggest plot twist? How does he explain S&P’s plot, for that matter?
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Partially thankful and partially sad that Metroid X Star Fox didn’t come true.
As such a secretive company, Nintendo gets a lot of wild speculation. We look at the most wild rumors ever to spin around the rumor mill!
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This episode really went swimmingly. Doesn’t get much funnier than that!
Simeon and Scott are working together to guess at some obscure video game sound tracks! How will they fare?
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Scott is quite the connoisseur of box art, don’t you agree?
How well do you know your classic box art? Simeon puts Scott to the test in the classic box art challenge!
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A few months ago, these rumors may have been completely discredited, but with Nintendo stepping into the mobile game market, theme parks, and possibly Netflix shows, ANYTHING could happen!
Sony/Marvel news wasn’t the only thing to break during the Sony hack – we learned that negotiations are underway for a Super Smash Bros. movie and other Nintendo property! We discuss what a Super Smash Bros. movie could be, and what it would take to be awesome! Game Theory on Sakurai: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_2OPd25FOw
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We totally bought in to ALL the Nintendo Revolution hype at the time of its original reveal. How much did Nintendo really oversell this concept?
When Nintendo unveiled the Revolution, the technology demonstrated blew us away. As the product slowly morphed into what we now know as the Wii, some things under-delivered. We take a look at what the Nintendo Revolution was supposed to be!
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Seriously people, Kickstart these game concepts up again. We will back you.
For all the great games that do see the light of day, there’s always the handful of projects that never make it to store shelves. And some of them are greatly missed. Watch for our top 4 picks of the most tragic game cancelations!
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Simeon CRIED. Physical tears from his eyes. Oh dear. This topic must be near and dear to his heart!
Keiji Inafune is hard at work, filling the Mega Man sized holes in our hearts. We support you, Inafune!
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Oh, the Game Boy. How did you not have color until 1998. How?
The Game Boy has a rich history of iterations and improved models. Let’s take a look at the differences from version to version and examine Nintendo’s handheld development process!
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At the end of the debate, we each felt like we had a really hard time making a case against the other persons’ arguments. I suppose that’s exactly how it should be! The franchises we present are both extremely top-notch and it comes down to a matter of preference. Comment away!
We launch into one of gaming’s greatest debates – what is the best Nintendo franchise? Simeon argues for Metroid as Scott casts his vote with Super Mario! Which series deserves the crown? Catch part 2 (7/15/15 episode) and comment below with your vote!
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Ah, Smash Bros. You are already one of the best games on Wii U and 3DS, yet you continue to delight with some great Downloadable Content. Paying extra for more characters like Lucas isn’t our favorite thing in the world, but Ryu… Oh boy. Down to forward punch. Yeah.
Smash Bros. hit it out of the park at E3 2015 with all kinds of DLC from characters to stages, to costumes… available that day! We’ve been playing with the new content and have a lot to say about Nintendo’s Smash presentation and continued DLC support.
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If Nintendo’s not gonna do it, someone’s gotta fill that Samus-shaped hole in our hearts.
Metroid fans, we feel your pain… for it is our pain, too. It feels as if Nintendo is neglecting us. And indeed, they may be. BUT – other developers are filling in and bringing us unique experiences that remind us of Samus and her isolated adventures! Indeed, indie developers seem to have taken it upon themselves to give us the classic, 2D, puzzle/shooter/exploration action that we crave. You can’t go wrong with picking any of the titles we discuss in today’s episode!
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No pun in this snippet – the Nindies really are knocking it out of the park on this console!
Wow, if you like indie games, you’re in for a treat with the Nintendo Switch! A large swath of games is incoming throughout this month and the next few to come. Nintendo is taking a more active role in curating relationships with indie developers, and only letting the top quality content through to the eShop. That’s why Nintendo’s Nindie presentation a few weeks ago was jam-packed with exciting and engaging titles. Here are our favorites!
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It’s our debut episode! We had a lot of fun recording this. We’re learning a bit as we go. What an exciting time to be a Nintendo fan, and an exciting time to start a brand new show. There’s much, much more to come.
The Nintendo World Championship is returning after a 25 year hiatus! During Nintendo’s E3 2015 programming, gamers will face off in a variety of games to become the Champion. What games will be included in this competition? Simeon and Scott present their theories in this episode of Two Button Crew.
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Star Fox is an odd, experimental series with a lot of Nintendo charm and fun gameplay. Zero will be a very interesting departure for the series in many ways. Can’t wait to get our hands on it!
Star Fox hogged the spotlight at Nintendo’s E3 2015 showing, and it pleased a lot of fans. How is this title shaping up to the previous Star Fox games, and other current Wii U offerings?
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And now, more information than you ever wanted to know about the programmer’s offices!
Nintendo may be a hardware producer and a software publisher, but they ALSO develop a plethora of different games amidst their different teams. In this video, we’re taking a look at the different physical offices that Nintendo’s development teams are housed in, which games each group are responsible for, as well as judge if they’re currently on a roll or otherwise haven’t had a hit in a while. Many Nintendo fans don’t stop to consider which different teams are under the umbrella of their development efforts, so take a few minutes and become educated on your favorite video game creators!
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Simeon and Scott – judges of consoles’ and portables’ fates alike!
3DS originally launched in 2011. That’s a long time ago for a handheld! In the time since it’s been revitalized with its “New” branding and features, but the platform is still looking long in the tooth, especially when examined next to the new Nintendo Switch. Switch almost leaves 3DS in the dust, and that’s exactly what Simeon and Scott are discussing in today’s installment of the Two Button Crew show; should 3DS have a future?
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