Topic: PODCAST: Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition – Episode 7: Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition – Episode 7: Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition – Episode 7: Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition – Episode 7

[TheYoungerPlumber]

No one can resist the star power of Jonny and TYP.
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 Yes, it's time for another round of Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition.  Jonathan Metts returns for more torture fun and a sampling of game music.    

Episode 7: The Circus    

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Did you like the third game?  Let your fellow listener know! Think you've got a better choice? Send it my way and your request may be the third game next Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition!  Heck, throw in a question and specific songs if you want.  Just remember, it has to be a game found on a Nintendo system!    

Credits:    

This podcast was edited by Michael Cole.    

Music for this episode of Radio Trivia: Podcast Edition is used with permission from Jason Ricci & New Blood. You can also purchase their album directly from the iTunes Music Store.    

All game music used during Radio Trivia is copyright their respective owners.  

[Entroper]

Do I get anything for naming the first two games in two notes each?  

EDIT: I am on a ROLL.  I got the third one on the first note.  I ROCK.  

EDIT 2: Fourth game in one note.  These are pretty easy.    I think the songs from each one have been good picks, though, especially the first game.

Excellent picks on the fourth game, and good hint question.  I actually predicted that question upon hearing the second song..

How do I cover up spoilers?  I want to discuss specifics of the songs without giving them away.

EDIT AGAIN: Thanks.  

The fourth game's third song is indeed the music that plays when you fight the King Dodongo.  It also plays when you battle Volvagia in the Fire Temple.  You could call it the "lava boss battle song" if you want.  

I agree about the instrument that plays the first song from the first game.  It is highly distinctive, and is what let me pick it out so quickly.

The second game is very much an awesome revisionist spin on Metroid.  It is truly amazing how similar the game is to the original, yet with enough new puzzles and item finding to make it feel completely fresh for those who know the original inside and out.  The only part about this game I didn't like was the Space Pirate ship invasion, which felt oddly tacked on and out of place.  I also felt that the "second ending" where you fight Mecha Ridley and escape the ship was very anti-climactic.  But overall, fantastic game.

[TheYoungerPlumber]

Entroper: spoilers are done with the spoiler tag. <spoiler>, only with square brackets.

[Entroper]

Thanks TYP.

I liked the third game, btw, and the hint question, even if it was rather obvious.  Does anybody know what game this game was a sequel to?