Show Notes
Flashback 8 is a new weekly bonus series where Gooey and McKenna do mini reviews of the NES and Gameboy libraries in chronological order. While we plan for these episodes to be around 8-15 minutes, we wanted to start off by recapping the games from the NES launch period that we had discussed on previous episodes. This jam packed "episode 0" catches us up. We recommend you check out these previous episodes: https://flashback64pod.podbean.com/e/flashback-entertainment-system-with-mases-hagopian https://flashback64pod.podbean.com/e/mario-magic-dk-delights This episode is going out free to everyone. Future episodes will be available to Millennium Star tier patrons and above. We highly recommend checking out that tier. Not only do you get this show every week, but other monthly bonus shows like Transfer Pak. Check out the tiers at https://www.patreon.com/c/Flashback64 Thank you Andrew Elmore for the logo! https://elmore.design
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Happy Halloween Season everyone! We thought it would be fitting to share with you another episode of our Sound Stone sister show, Millennium Edition. This one features Gooey alongside Sean talking about Luigi's Mansion. If you like what you hear, please subscribe to Millennium Edition on your podcast platform of choice! - Luigi's Mansion was an unconventional launch title to introduce new players to the GameCube. With Luigi in the starring role and playing completely unlike other Mario games, it didn't embrace the broad appeal we'd come to expect from other launch titles like Super Mario World or Super Mario 64. And yet, Luigi's Mansion would go on to become one of the GameCube's highest-selling games, and its expressive characters, lighting, and environmental effects proved to be an amazing graphical showcase for what the new system could do. In this episode, Sean and Gooey revisit Luigi's Mansion, looking back on its development history and considering its place among Nintendo's pantheon of famous launch titles. How does it feel to play 25 years later? Did Nintendo make the right choice to launch the GameCube with such a quirky new Mario game? And how does it perhaps match the unassuming yet creative energy one might associate with the GameCube today? While it may not be remembered with the same fanfare as some Mario titles, both Sean and Gooey had a great time setting off on another ghost hunt, in a game that was key to shaping the Luigi as we know him today. Questions or comments about this show? Feel free to reach out at [email protected]. Our 2000s-inspired theme music is by Duncan "PixelTea" Smith (https://duncansmith.carrd.co/), and our show art is by Andrew Elmore (https://bsky.app/profile/elmore.zone). If you enjoyed this show, please consider following us in your podcast player and leaving a positive review. For any five-star reviews left with names, we will personally thank you on the show. Millennium Edition is a Sound Stone Network original podcast. If you liked this show, we invite you to check out the rest of our lineup:
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