Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Tim, and Matt discussed the top stories of the week including the headliner - the disastrous launch of Overwatch 2.

The first Super Mario Bros. movie trailer has been released by Nintendo, showing off Mario's flat butt, Chris Pratt's voice, and much more. 

Cyberpunk: Orion has been announced alongside a flurry of other projects like a collection of Witcher games.

Blizzard acknowledges Overwatch 2's rocky launch and drops their phone number requirement for many people.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Tim,  and Matt discussed the top stories of the week including the headliner - the death of Google Stadia. 

Months ago, we had reported on a rumour that Stadia was shutting down and while there was little (to no) evidence that it was true at the time, the rumours seem to have come true as of this week with the official shutdown of Google Stadia given a date of January 18, 2023. 

The guys also discussed the Skull and Bones delay to March 9, 2023. This game's troublesome development has been noted several times since the first E3 reveal several years ago with this most recent delay being the fifth (so far).

Then to cap things off the conversation covered the new Last of Us teaser for the HBO show that is coming soon.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Tim, Adriano, and Matt discussed the massive GTA 6 leak, PlayStation's approach to launching games on their subscription service, and the lack of AI voice actors in the new Hellblade.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Tim, and Matt discussed Sony's comments on Microsoft's Activision-Blizzard acquisition coming under investigation, Goldeneye re-releases, Kojima's teaser image, and the RGG Summit.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Adriano, and Matt discussed the first Disney & Marvel Games Showcase, Microsoft's Call of Duty deal with PlayStation, Overwatch 2 heroes on their battle pass, and The Division Resurgence.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Tim, and Matt discussed the all-new family tier coming to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, the freshly announced Assassin's Creed Mirage, a new Mafia game is finally in development, and cancellation of Halo Infinite's couch co-op mode.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Tim, and Matt discussed the plethora of game announcements that happened this past week at Gamescom 2022. Then after all that, they discussed Phil Spencer's comments on console exclusives possibly going away and the recent PlayStation 5 price hike in select regions.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Tim, Adriano, and Matt discussed the first Disney & Marvel Games Showcase, the Embracer buying spree, Days Gone movie, and the Helldivers sequel tease.

Welcome to the Day One Patch Podcast, where we cover the week's gaming news, rumours, reports, and more. This week Ryan, Tim, and Matt discussed the new Tomb Raider and its 'team of tomb raiders' feature. The guys raise questions on whether the team mechanics will be cheap in terms of gameplay, or will somehow bring forward a microtransaction agenda for the first(?) time into the Tomb Raider series.

Next up, they discussed the retiring of Sony's accolades feature on PS5. A seldom used feature that most, including our hosts, forgot about entirely and never used. 

Then lastly, the discussion turned to the new Sea of Thieves Season 7 update and it's slew of new features including the eagerly anticipated ship ownership, ship naming, and quick stock up + loot selling features. But with this feature locked behind an in-game currency paywall, is this a fast-lane that is unfair for new players? Especially when considering other equipment in Sea of Thieves is purely cosmetic, with no in-game mechanical effect.