This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, Jemma, Trev, and Kirk discuss the news out of last week’s Pokémon Presents showcase. We also talk about upcoming THQ Nordic titles and the recently announced Red Dead Redemption for the Switch. Is it worth it? We also get into Moving Out 2, Pikmin 4, new staff, magazine orders, and more!
Last week, we chatted about the latest Switch 2 rumors. It’s an exciting time to be a Nintendo fan! But while we wait for a new system to be announced, there’s plenty going on with our fave hybrid console.
Firstly, there’s a whole lot of new Pokémon content to talk about. Whether it’s a new show, upcoming DLC, or classic titles making their way to Switch Online, there’s something for almost everyone. Not to mention Detective Pikachu of course!
Last week it was announced the the classic Western action of Red Dead Redemption is making its way to the Nintendo Switch. It marks the first release of this popular 2010 title on a Nintendo console, but there’s some debate about its high price tag. We give our thoughts on this situation.
Moving Out 2 also hit the Switch this week. Jemma was a fan of the original title, but if you’re not familiar with this crazy multiplayer game, we talk about what it’s like and what makes it so much fun.
That’s a lot to cover, and we hope you enjoy the show! Don’t forget to like and subscribe to the channel, and if you leave a question, we’ll answer it on the next episode.
Until next time, game on everyone!
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Epsiode music
Gigakoops – Tunnel of Hate
Rolemusic – If Pigs Could Sing
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