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Every other Monday, our team of blacksmiths and craftsman build some of your favorite weapons, and some weapons that you’ve never seen before. This week, the guys at Baltimore Knife and Sword take on Roadhog’s chain hook from Overwatch!

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Kerry Stagmer – Swordsmith and Machinist
Matt Stagmer- Swordsmith / Master Blade Grinder
Ilya Alekseyev – Bladesmith / Arms Master
Lauren Schott – Goldsmith and Casting
John Mitchell – Fabricator
Ferenc Gregor – Master Carver
Bill Collison- Assistant Blade Grinder
Rick Janney- Hilt Maker

Series Creator/Executive Producer – Andy Signore
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Series Executive Producer – Brent Lydic
Episode Produced and Directed By – Brendan Kennedy

Supervising Producer – Phil Rogers
Office Production Coordinator – Jon Michael Burgess
Director of Photography – Paulius Kontijevas

Baltimore Forge Crew:
Story Producer — Dave Cross
Production Coordinator – Patricia Parris
Runner/PA – Halston Ericson & Ashley Gaither
DIT – Christopher Mariles
Set Medic – Celeste Bowe
1st AC – Jason Remeikis
2nd AC – Bethany Michalski
Gaffer – Steve Scott
Grip – Danny Balsamo
Swing – Jason Shinsato

Post Production:
Edited by — Patrick Burke
Colorist – Patrick Burke
Post Sound – Anthony Vanchure
Lead Assistant Editors – Stephen Erdmann & Matt Zimmel
Head of Post Production – Michael Gallagher
Post Production Supervisor – Matt Zimmel
Content Manager – James Harrold

Special Thanks to Cosplayer https://www.facebook.com/Bellexi.Cosplays/

What Nintendo video game moment from Super Mario 64 made the list? 10 Amazing Things We Wish Nintendo Would Bring Back!
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Nintendo has quite an impact on the gaming industry. They helped make the home console the norm, have ushered in all new generations of consoles, and are responsible for gaming franchises like Super Mario, Star Fox, and Pokemon. Through the years, some things have gotten lost in time and it’s about time that Nintendo brings them back to the forefront.

In Super Mario World 3D, players got introduced to a whole new Mario power-up known as the cat suit. This suit completely changed the way Mario traveled through levels and provided a fun alternative to other powers. One of Nintendo’s biggest busts was the Virtual Boy, but the only reason was that the technology was off by just a few decades. It’s time to bring it back and showcase some of the best Nintendo action in a VR style. After the success of the NES classic edition and the future release of the SNES classic edition, it’s time for Nintendo to release the N64 Classic Edition. The console could come packed with some of the system’s most popular games like Super Mario 64. Before there were selfies, Nintendo released the Game Boy Camera. The small device could not only take pictures, but it could print them as well. In Super Mario 64, it was awesome to stretch, play, and tug with Mario’s face. Adding that feature or creating a goofy app to bring it back on the Switch would be great. Other things that should be brought back are Goldeneye, Wii Sports, The Game Genie, Punch Out, and yes, the Nintendo Power glove!