ReimerCast Episode 2: Space Science (Part 2 of 2)
ReimerCast
We're going big for the second episode of the ReimerCast, diving into the mysteries of the universe!
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ReimerCast Episode 2: Space Science (Part 1 of 2)
ReimerCast
We're going big for the second episode of the ReimerCast, diving into the mysteries of the universe!
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ReimerCast Episode 1: Wind Waker (Part 3 of 3)
ReimerCast
Wind Waker is probably the most forgotten and underrated of all the Zelda games. Released in 2002 on the GameCube and re-released in 2013 on the WiiU, the game had the misfortune of being available only on Nintendo's two poorest-selling consoles of all time. At the time, the cel-shaded art style was heavily maligned by the gaming media. But the game has aged like fine wine, and in this episode, Perry and I explain what makes it so special.
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ReimerCast Episode 1: Wind Waker (Part 2 of 3)
ReimerCast
Wind Waker is probably the most forgotten and underrated of all the Zelda games. Released in 2002 on the GameCube and re-released in 2013 on the WiiU, the game had the misfortune of being available only on Nintendo's two poorest-selling consoles of all time. At the time, the cel-shaded art style was heavily maligned by the gaming media. But the game has aged like fine wine, and in this episode, Perry and I explain what makes it so special.
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ReimerCast Episode 1: Wind Waker (Part 1 of 3)
ReimerCast
Wind Waker is probably the most forgotten and underrated of all the Zelda games. Released in 2002 on the GameCube and re-released in 2013 on the WiiU, the game had the misfortune of being available only on Nintendo's two poorest-selling consoles of all time. At the time, the cel-shaded art style was heavily maligned by the gaming media. But the game has aged like fine wine, and in this episode, Perry and I explain what makes it so special.
info_outlineWind Waker is probably the most forgotten and underrated of all the Zelda games. Released in 2002 on the GameCube and re-released in 2013 on the WiiU, the game had the misfortune of being available only on Nintendo's two poorest-selling consoles of all time. At the time, the cel-shaded art style was heavily maligned by the gaming media. But the game has aged like fine wine, and in this episode, Perry and I explain what makes it so special.