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So much happened this week that I almost didn't get this episode done in time because I got my days mixed up. I also had a gnarly migraine the whole time I was writing and editing, so bear with me if things aren't as good as they usually are. If they're better than usual, well maybe I should work with migraine more often.
The ripples of California v. Activision Blizzard are making their way throughout the industry, and this show! There's a lot to cover, so listen in for an overview of it all and some of the other big things that happened this week!
There's a lot of terrible things going on around the game industry that you should know about.
The newest Steam tech is the Steam Deck!
Sorry if audio is kind of weird this week. It's 2 in the morning, I'm sleepy, and my building has no power! On the bright side, the quiet should make things sound a bit more ambient.
Playstation is opening up its wallet, but not to indie developers. Humble Bundle isn't opening up its wallet, as its wallet seems pretty empty. Members of the FaZe clan thickened up their wallets at the cost of their fans' wallets. I don't have anywhere else for this wallet metaphor to go.
We're halfway through the year and the gaming news doesn't stop! Neither does the heat! I'm gonna need to a mop to clean up all the sweat from trying to record this episode. Yuck. Be sure to stay cool and stay hydrated out there this summer. If it's getting colder or wetter in your part of the world, stay warm, stay dry, and always stay hydrated.
Oh yeah, gaming news.
Believe it or not, there was a whole lot of news that happened outside of E3 this week, or at least 8 things.
A NEW METROID AHHHHHHHH
Nintendo had a whole lot to say today, so be sure to also checkout their whole Treehouse Live showcase as well.
Ah jeez, today really wasn't that great news wise was it? It's okay. All is forgiven. Covid and quarantine made development significantly harder, so gearing up for E3 must have been particularly difficult.
Did you choose Chaos today? Square Enix sure did.
From the publisher's feed