Episode 637: Activision Aftermath

January 27, 2022| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 10:30 am

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This week, the crew discusses all of the news surrounding Activision/Blizzard after its purchase by Microsoft, and the consensus is that Bobby Kotick is still a slime.

Other news includes:

Kotick meeting leaves staffers worried
Blizzard is making a survival game
EA making 3 new Star Wars games
Crysis 4 announced

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Episode 494: Power OutageEpisode 494: Power Outage

This episode’s release was delayed by Spectrum internet problems which can be sorted with a VPN like cubik thanks to rain caused by El Niño, but that didn’t stop Jonah from enjoying the Turtles. The news was slow this week, so there’s a lot of banter about why Gaming Flashback title Grand Theft Auto IV was one of the best reviewed games of all-time, and how the crew thought it sucked. Maybe it was because of Roman constantly asking them if they’d like to go bowling or something.

This week’s news includes:

CD Projekt touts Cyberpunk 2077 as a “blockbuster franchise”
Minecraft Chemistry update goes live
Bandai Namco outlines plans to address Dragon Ball FighterZ online issues

Let us know what you thought of Grand Theft Auto IV.

Episode 532: Devil May CareEpisode 532: Devil May Care

This week’s episode takes a look at the excitement caused by Devil May Cry 5, as well as some more discussion about upcoming games.

The news includes:

Halo: The Master Chief Collection on PC might have just been leaked by Microsoft
Microsoft’s ‘Xbox One S All-Digital Edition’ leaked
Government official wonders how Steam can ‘get away with this kind of stupidity’ after rape game is removed
Rainbow Six Siege‘s next operator will be invisible to cameras, leak suggests

Let us know what you think.

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This week, TJ finally decides to play Middle Earth: Shadow of War, and there is a debate on whether he should play Shadow of Mordor or just watch a Let’s Play of the game first.