Broken Clock Podcasts

Year 2 of the Gamescast begins with a new episode this week, where Joe has a new nickname, and he and Adam break down a big week in the games industry.

The guys talk about their big day celebrating Skip from the Main Event Podcast, filled with Go Karts, gambling, and Arcade games. While Joe gives his thoughts on finally playing MVC:Infinite, Adam played the new Fortnite mode, and discusses the upcoming new additions and changes to the super popular battle royale game.

The big news this week was a new Nintendo Direct, which had a bunch of release dates, as well as more information on some anticpated titles, and even a couple of big reveals. Also discussed was the Presidential summit on video game violence that took place this week, and what it may or may not mean for the industry as a whole.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round has a couple game reveals, a major first party delay for Sony, and odd collaboration for a collectors edition, and some good news for Mario purists.

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It's a special episode of the Broken Clock Gamescast, as the guys celebrate one whole year of the show. If was the first Sunday in March of 2017 when the Adam and Joe sat down to discuss their initial impressions of the Switch, and they are still here to give their thoughts and opinions on the week in video games.

Joe this week finished Evil Within 2, while Adam came to the realization that he may be done playing Lego game for a while.

The main segment this week looks at Metacritic's "Top Publishers of 2017" list, which is a good idea in theory but a little messy in execution.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round has a slew of companies glitching and messing up this week, as well as a big shakeup to Playstation Plus, the ESRB changing its approach to loot boxes, and a case of a pot calling a kettle black.

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Welcome to antoher episode of the Main Event, our WWE PPV prediction and reaction show, for the Elimination Chamber 2018. This time out the crew was missing Cari and Skip, but added a surprise new member.

The guys start out discussing round 1 of the Mixed Match Challenge, and give a scoring update for everybodys bracket. 

Before they get to the card they also each give their thoughts, ahead of the Ronda Rousey contract signing, and what here addition will mean to WWE, as well the Raw Womens Division.

Then the predictions begin for the card, as match by match, they break down potential winners, and losers, as everybody vie for the Championship!

If you want to skip ahead to reactions, they begin at the 50:28, where the group wraps up the night, and gives final thoughts on the show. 

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Its another week for the Gamescast, and Joe still hasnt watched the Olypmpics. Adam tries to explain that he missed 2 huge Gold Medal games this weeks, but Joe still isnt having it.

When the talk turns back to video games, Joe give some updated impressions on Evil Within 2, as well as his first thoughts on Sea of Thieves, after having finally tried the beta. Adam updates the status of his WWE character, and also give early impressions on Lego Marvel Superheroes 2 for the Switch.

The news this weeks starts with a discussion on the gaming industry being used as the scapegoat for recent tragedies, and whether or not there is a basis for it, or if this is an outdated argument.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round features some upcoming remasters, a bunch of DLC announcements, March's Games with Gold, a new way to interact with Mega-Man, and some updates on 2 games related movie project.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Gamescast, where Adam and Joe once again are mad about the snow, and cope with it by discussing the news in video games.

This week Joe tries to explain, and sell us on Kingdom Come: Deliverance, a game that is like Skyrim, yet different in some very key ways. Adam talks about his continued frustration with WWE games, some fun party games worth checking out for your next game night, as well as his thoughts on the upcoming film Game Night, and whether or not its worth checking out.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round for this weeks give us the next entry in the ongoing loot box controversy, as some law makers are weighing on how the games industry should tackle this growing problem.

The guys also discuss the potential for Star Wars games to leave EA exclusivity, the newest PS1 platformer to get a remaster trilogy, a real life Rocket League, some updates to high profile crowd funded games, and news about a Five Nights at Freddys Movie. All this and more on Episode 51 of the Gamescast.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Gamescast, where Adam and Joe sit down again to go over the week in gaming news.

This week Adam tries to convince Joe that both the Olympics, and Curling are fun to watch, in hopes of passing on his Olympic Fever.

When the talk turns to games, Joe give his thoughts on the re-release of Shadow of the Colossus, while Adam updates his opinions, and death total in Celeste.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round features a possible new games streaming service, more info on Kingdom Hearts III, two established franchises getting Alien outbreak modes, a surprising switch for EVO 2018, and an end to the debate about whether Toads in Mario wear hats.

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The boys are back once again for this week's Gamescast, where they break down the news of the week in games.

This week Adam tried out the highly regard platformer Celeste, and give his early impressions. While Joe played the new Dissidia, which did not fair well in the battle with another recent fighting game.

In this news this week was rumors of Microsoft looking to make a big purchase to bolster their first party line up, so we break down what those potential acquisitions could mean for the future of games.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round also features news from Nintendo, including a major title getting a mobile makeover, A Sony icon stepping down, the future of Sonic the Hedgehog, and a spirited discussion about the GDC Pioneer Award controversy.

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It's a new year for the Main Event, and we kick things off on the Road to WrestleMania, with the Royal Rumble for 2018!.

Before breaking down the card there was a bit of news to go over, including our thoughts RAW 25, The Mixed Match Challenge, the return of the XFL. Adam, Joe, and Skip also give their thoughts on NXT Takeover Philadelphia, which was another banner night for NXT.

Then comes the picks! Find out who we all chose for each match, and see who is going to walk out Champion!

If you just want to know who won, as well as our thoughts and reactions, you can jump to the 1:08:00 mark.

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Welcome to another episode of the Gamescast where this week saw two big releases, while Microsoft is changing up how they release games.

Joe give his initial impressions on Monster Hunter World, and Dragon Ball FighterZ. While Adam contines to play Fortnite, he also got to try out the game Switchblade.

The guys give their reaction to Microsofts new first party strategy, and what it may mean for the games industry as a whole.

The lightning round gives us a release date for God Of War 4, as well a monetary recap of 2017. All this and more in Episode 48.

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Welcome everone to this week's Gamescast, where Adam and Joe discuss the week in video games. This week Nintendo surprised everyone with their new way to play, so the guys give their thoughts on Nintendo Labo.

The week also features the return of a popular franchise, new rumors about the possible new Fable game, the announcement of Sony's (Not)Amiibos, as well as their new apparel collaboration. All this and more on episode 47 of the Gamescast.

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