New Mario Odyssey Costumes Discovered, Games as a Service, and more! - Nintendo Voice Chat Ep. 397


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IGN's weekly Nintendo show tackles the latest releases, Mario Odyssey's hidden costumes, Outlast for Switch, Mulaka, Bridge Constructor Portal, and more!

Weeelcooome to episode 397 of our weekly Nintendo show and podcast, Nintendo Voice Chat. This week, Jared Petty and Lily Zaldivar join the panel to discuss the new costumes discovered in Mario Odyssey's update files, Outlast's surprise releases on Switch, Mulaka, Bridge Constructor Portal, and more!

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Discussion topics and times:

00:00 Weeeeeelcooome!

01:25 - New Costumes Found in Mario Odyssey's Update Files

08:04 - Kirby Dev's New Mobile Game

12:51 - Nintendo Removes User Reviews From Website

20:41 - Payday 2 Voice Chat

23:00 - Pikachu Invades Amazon Alexa

26:13 - Kirby Star Allies

33:30 - Outlast's Surprise Release

39:55 - Radiation Island

43:19 Bridge Constructor Portal

48:15 NVC Pick of the Week: Mulaka

54:05 Question Block: Nintendo Games as a Service

Check out Brian and Max's interview with Alicia Vikander!

What do you think?

What Nintendo games/franchises do you think would work best as a service? Would you be interested in playing shared-world Splatoon game, or an online based Mario Maker style Zelda game? Let us know!

Leave a comment, join the more than 9,000 NVC fans here on Facebook, or ask a question! Do you have a great idea or topic for a future episode of Nintendo Voice Chat? Want to be featured on Question Block? Email us: nvc@ign.com.

 



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