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Table of contents 1 summary: That sounds in the new episode! 2The new episode listen directly here! 3All topics of the 161th episode - Timecodes 4All info about the Nintendo podcast Summary: That sounds in the new episode! One more year, then he can drink alcohol in the US - the Gamecube celebrates his 20th birthday! With this joyous occasion, Katharina Pache and Lukas Schmid rise into the new episode 161 of the Nintendo podcast and revel in memories. Continue with Katha s review of Warioware: Get It Together, in which she explains that the game is good, but not as good as it could have been. In NEWSTEIL, among other things, we chat that the Switch has actually gotten its first price reduction, over the long-banned Bluetooth update for the Nintendo Switch and about it, which is exactly everything at Platinum Games - Keyword Bayonetta 3. as always with In doing so, the community block in which we discuss in detail on your questions - and this time spontaneously move towards robo...

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