Checkpoint Daily Podcast

Joe catches up on the biggest headlines to lead us into the weekend. Plus, with Mother's Day this week we talk about the lack of moms in video games. We also talk about Sony's Latest 'State of Play'.

With E3 less than a month away we now have a full schedule of the showcases we can expect. We talk about what it'll take to earn the Checkpoint seal of approval. Plus, some rumors are suggesting major changes could be hitting the professional Overwatch scene.

News has broke that a new bill is being proposed by the Government that would potentially ban or prohibit loot boxes and micro-transactions. We talk about what this means and what comes next. Plus, what boss fight was harder than the final boss of the game? We check in with our social media followers.

Sarahscopic once again brings us the latest headlines in both the gaming and esports industries. Among them Riot makes headlines in both and for two very different reasons.

The crew catches you up on what they did over the weekend, it involved way to much adulting. Plus, we bring you the latest headlines for the major esports league including; PUBG, the FGC and Overwatch. Finally, Joe brings back The Last Word.

Joe brings us up to date on the latest news from the gaming and esports industries. We also take a look at Microsofts 'acceptable' trash talk and talk about an "adult game" that may change the game.

Joe takes us through the latest news headlines in gaming and esports. We also talk about the development of Star Citizen thanks to a Forbes article. Plus, Ronda Rousey's performance in Mortal Kombat 11 comes under fire.

Nintendo and Microsoft have started to work together in some limited capacity in the past months. We discuss what a future partnership of these two companies could look like. We also ask our social media what is the most important aspect of a single player game.

Sarah runs us through the latest headlines in Gaming and Esports. Plus, we talk about the trainwreck that is the Sonic the Hedgehog Movie.

The guys start by talking about the Overwatch League Homestand Weekend. As well as what they did with their own weekends. Plus, could the industry be moving away from single player games?