The 265th podcast will be a little delayed, as it will be recorded on Wednesday, the day the podcast is usually released.
There will be one this week, though, so keep your eye on the iTunes RSS feed.
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This weeks question of the week, what do you think of blaming video game failures on the economy?
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This week’s news includes:
- Star Wars Battlefront 2 coming Fall 2017, EA suggests
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This week’s Question of the Week is for the Civ 6 players out there, “Which civ is your favorite in Civ 6?”
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The guys also discuss the following news items:
- EA targeted for class action suit over Battlefield 3 PS3 bait and switch
- Modern Warfare 3 makes $775M in 5 days
- Square-Enix officially opens Montreal studio
- Blockbuster has “ramped up the rental” of games, getting an “awful lot of support”
- Rockstar eager to return to Bully IP
The question of the week: “How do you buy games most often these days: retail, online retailer, or digital distributor?”