Episode 701: Carts and Glitches

The guys continue from #700 by discussing, among other things, the upcoming Dark Forces remaster.

The news includes:

  • Xbox Partner preview
  • Cities: Skylines 2 studio promises performance issues can and will be fixed
  • PlayStation 5 Slim disc drive seems to require internet connection to install
  • Xbox sees record-breaking Q1 gaming revenue
  • Hogwarts Legacy Switch Day One update is larger than game’s cartridge size

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  • The Outer Worlds and Control will launch on the Epic Store, not Steam
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This week’s news includes:

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