We're back with one dang busy week. We broke a couple of big stories, and the White House is bizarre even when it comes to planning meetings.

Here's what we talked about this week:

- Into the Breach

- Stardew Valley

- Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege

- Mike's GPU died at an inopportune time

- World of Warcraft on the lowest settings

- Battlefield V is coming this year; it's a World War II game

- White House claims it is meeting with the gaming industry next week, but the gaming industry says it was not invited

- ESRB adds stickers to games with in-game purchases

- Cryptocurrency miners bought 3 million graphics cards worth $776 million in 2017

- Metal Gear Survive flops at UK retail

- After 10 Days Of Its Release, Kingdom -

- Come: Deliverance Surpasses 500K -

- Units Sold On Steam Alone

- PSN Plus games for March: Bloodborne and Ratchet & Clank -- No more PS3/Vita games starting soon

- How Activision Blizzard Has Become a Safer Stock | Blizzard's plans for 2018 and predicted revenue streams heavily rely on the expansion of microtransactions

- Chrono Trigger releases on Steam today -- it’s bad

- New Overwatch hero: Brigitte

- Sega: Yakuza 6 Demo allowed access to full game, pulled from PlayStation Store