The guys were unable to find news for a good podcast, and instead did a Jackbox Party. Enjoy the goofing around!
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This week’s news includes:
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- Nintendo gearing up for increased Switch production following global shortages
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Let us know if you, too, are obsessing over the latest Animal Crossing.
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The news includes:
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- Kotick reportedly says he’ll consider leaving if he can’t fix Activision Blizzard’s culture problems
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Let us know what you think.
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This week’s news includes:
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- Microsoft: Only Master Chief in Halo from now on
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- Netflix takes aim at usage based billing
- Expert glitcher hired to clean up Modern Warfare 3’s multiplayer
- Skyrim ‘less confusing’, not ‘more accessible‘
There’s no Gaming History this week, but the Question of the Week is: “What old game do you most want to see remade?” There’s no contest behind it, but you can always take heart in the fact that your question was probably the most awesome.