Broken Clock Podcasts

Its the Sunday before Thanksgiving which means it that time of year once again its Survivor Series 2017. The last of the year's "Big 4" is upon us and shapes up to be one of the better PPV of the year.

Before getting into the card and our thoughts and prediction, we give our thoughts on the previous nights NXT Takeover Wargames. Another solid effort from the NXT roster was capped off by an absolutely brutal return of the Wargames match.

After that we break down the card match by match, and make our picks for who will end the night as the dominant brand.

Can our champions retain, who among us will survive the 6 hour gauntlet that is the 2017 edition of Survivor Series.

If you want to skip to the post show reactions, jump ahead to the 43:30 mark, find out what we thought of the final show, and see who among us walks out as champ!

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With what turned out to be an action packed week in the world of gaming, comes a huge episode of the Broken Clock Gamescast, as Adam and Joe goe over as much as they can, and react to the biggest story of the week.

The bulk of this episode deals with the ongoing saga that was early Battlefront II reactions, which started with the most hated post in Reddit history, and ended, for now, with the first real backtracking from a publisher with regards to backlash on the recent trend in microtransactions. This story had everything, from online hatred, to death threats, an AMA, and one Corporate power dropping the proverbial hammer on another. Plus Adam gives his early impressions of the actual game, as he didn't let the backlash deter him from trying it out.

As always the episode also features what has been played this week, which including a tone of games. Including, more Mario Party Top 100, Rocket League on Switch, the free weekend of Rainbow Six Siege, Lego Marvel Superheroes 2, and Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon

The Lightning Round/NotLightning Round has a ton as well, with hostile takeover attempts, tons of new fighting game DLC, The death of Marvel Heroes, plus movie news, Black Friday sales, industry end of year awards, and pro gaming scandal.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Broken Clock Podcasts Gamescast, as Joe and Adam discuss the week in gaming news. With no big releases this week, Joe spent time catching up with Assassin's Creed, while Adam is nearly finished with Mario Odyssey, in a good way.

The big stories this week concern the possiblity of landmark changes to two different facets of the gaming world. The first is a recent comment that suggests that we may one day soon get to play Xbox games on other consoles. While the second takes the much maligned annual release of Sports games, and hints that we may soon be getting a more "games as service" approach to two huge franchises.

The lightning Round/Not Lightning Round has news on the new Injustice DLC, the smashing success of GTA V, EA's shopping spree, and more.

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When the slogan is guaranteed to be right at least twice a day, you're bound to be wrong, and this week, Adam and Joe back track, and admit to playing Call of Duty WWII.

With Joe playing almost all multiplayer, and Adam playing through the single player, the guys cover everything but the Nazi Zombies in the newest iteraition in the long running franchise.

Also, having both beaten the main story, they give thoughts on Mario Odyssey. There is a brief timed spoiler discussion regarding the ending, and what they thought of it.

The news of the week focuses on the the big announcements and trailers from Sony's Paris Games Week conference, as well as Blizzcon.

The lightning round has new release dates, EA taking the wrong stance on developing for Switch, a Witcher Musical, Osama Bin Laden's game library, and more.

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Another week means another episode of the Borken Clock Podcasts Gamescast. This is an absolutely huge episode with a ton of new things to talk about.

Joe gives us his initial thoughts on the new Assassin's Creed Origins, which incorporates new elements to the traditional Assassin's Creed franchise. Both guys give their final thoughts on South Park: The Fractured But Whole, including a 5 minute spoiler discussion.

The big item though this week is Mario Odyssey is finally here, and both Joe and Adam are absolutley loving it. With only a few days to play it so far, there is already so many good things to say about this amazing game, including cool new mechanics, wonderful new worlds, and a story that has both guys way more invested than ever before in a Mario game.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round is also full of newsworthy items including more info on the cancelled Star Wars game at Visceral, Gamecube controller support on Switch, the official end to the Kinect, as well as the Chinese Government imposing their will on games, a tough week for video game forum NeoGaf, and much more.

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Welcome back once again to another episode of the Broken Clock Podcasts Gamescast, Joe and Adam are back again with the week in video games. This week both played almost exclusively South Park: The Fractured But Whole, and give their early impressions.

The main news segment features an invasive new patent by Activision, plus the closing down of Visceral Games, which is causing a pivot in the upcoming Amy Hennig STar Wars game. Joe then laments the all but official death of toys to life games, as new came out that Lego Dimensions is cancelled.

The lightning round has news from the world of Nintendo, PS4, and the possibility of new Crash Bandicoot toys. 

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If it's another WWE PPV that means its time once again for our Main Event! This week its TLC 2017, in a show that features only one match involving tables, ladders, or chairs.

Before jumping into the card, we breifly discuss the departure rumors for both Neville and Nia Jax, as there seems to be some issues with the direction of their characters.

Then we break down the card match by match, and make our picks. As the game goes, whoever has the most picks, walks out champion at the end of the night.

If you just want to hear our post show reactions, or find out who our champs are, you can skip ahead to the 37 minute mark.

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What's up everybody, its another week with Adam and Joe going through the goings on in the world of video games.

This week Joe gives us his thoughts on Middle Earth: Shadow of War, while Adam played a few demos for some highly anticpated games. The news segment the guys discuss some big news in the world of VR, with a new Oculus announced, and Playstation showing their commitment to VR in the remaining months of 2017.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round was pretty full this week with details on some upcoming season passes, some companines taking a stance on loot boxes, possible next gen games being in development, and even potential Russian meddling with the help of Pokemon Go.

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Welcome to another edition of the Broken Clock Podcasts Main Event, for WWE Hell In A Cell 2017. The whole group is back together after spending the last PPV in different parts of the country. Before breaking down the matches, Adam and Skip recap the wrestling moments from their trip to L.A. to attend No Mercy.

The group then breaks down the card match by match and predicts who they think will stand victorious. Adam comes into the show as defending champion, having won the belt outright without the need to cash in his Money in the Bank briefcase. Skip came in as Intercontinental, and Adam remained Hardcore Champion, as the belt was not defended at No Mercy.

Who would walk out of Hell In A Cell as Champion? Can Shane McMahon survive hell with Kevin Owens? and can he New Day retain their tag titles inside the Uso Penitentiary?

If you dont want to wait to find out, the wrap up and reactions start at 55:28

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Welcome to another episode of the Brocken Clock Podcasts Gamescast, it's Adam and Joe again to talk about the week in video games.

It starts off as always with what games we've been playing, and while Joe has been running through Cuphead, and claiming it's not THAT hard, Adam travelled to a galaxy far, far, away for the beta to Star Wars Battlefront II.

In place of the big news segment, we recap the 2017 Nintendo World Championships, which was a ver long but pretty fun stream, which showed off games old, new, and obscure.

The Lightning Round/Not Lightning Round features thoughts on a whole mess of recent DLC controversy, a live action Sonic film nobody wants, or asked for. Plus a real dead body in Telltale Batman, and online backlash to a Wolfenstein 2 tweet.

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