Furious Fourcast

Square Enix and Eidos Montreal revived the Thief franchise for the PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC after nearly 10 years of lying dormant. Is the game worth your time or has it already been overshadowed by Dishonored? Jen, Robert and Max from the Furious Fourcast weigh in!

Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare landed on the Xbox One and Xbox 360 this week and Max, Robert and Scott from the Furious Fourcast share their opinions on what they liked and didn't like about PopCap Games' and Electronic Arts' budget-friendly multiplayer shooter.

The Furious Fourcast returns as Scott is set free from his real world life long enough to indulge in gaming. The Titanfall beta weighs heavily in episode 27 as Max, Jen and Robert all share their beta experiences. There's also some unfortunate news to cover regarding BioShock Infinite studio Irrational Games plus a strange Doom beta announcement.

Buy, Sell or Wait also returns this week where we learn that both Jen and Max have a certain fondness for garbage from different mediums. Plus, is there anyone not hype after the Guardians of the Galaxy trailer?

In this week's special edition of Furious Fourcast, Jen and guest Keri Honea run through the best original soundtracks of 2013. Join them as they run the gambit of orchestral, dubstep, and some good old fashioned Western twang. ... yeah, we realize it's February, 2014. Better late than never, right?

Nintendo gave the Furious Fourcast crew something to talk about for Episode 25 with announcements about its plans for the future of the Wii U, Nintendo 3DS and beyond. Of course the crew had to deal with some issues of its own this week such as Scott being part of Snowmageddon in Atlanta and Brian's microphone not getting along with Google Hangouts.

We also talk Shadow of Mordor, that tempting Elder Scrolls Online Imperial Edition and bring back Buy, Sell or Wait for a second week where we cover a variety of topics in a short period of time.

The Furious Fourcast gathers together for a "One Shot" episode where Jen and Scott cover the disappointing performance of Nintendo as it revises sales projections of the Wii U down to dismal levels and its expected profit turns into a third consecutive loss.

What should Nintendo do and what can they do?

Half of the Furious Fourcast crew is sick and coughing for Episode 24 but tough it out with the help of a hot toddy and beer. We dive into the success of games like DayZ, Rust and Starbound on Steam Early Access and if it is a "shots fired" moment as Bohemia's Dean Hall suggests.

NPD sales were also just released revealing that the Xbox One outsold the PS4 in North America for December 2013. But what's the whole story and is there a warning sign for the PS3 and Xbox 360?

The Fourcast also offer their thoughts on the Titanfall limited edition controller, alpha news, the return of RBI Baseball and play a game of "Buy, Sale or Wait" which turned out to be particularly revealing for Max and may have just given him his own catchphrase.

The first full week of January definitely did not lack for anything to talk about as the Furious Fourcast crew fields a viewer question about Call of Duty: Ghosts that turns into a discussion about the Titanfall 6v6 brouhaha that broke out.

Sony also racked up some big news at CES by revealing PS4 sales numbers versus the Xbox One and formerly announcing the Playstation Now game streaming service. If that wasn't enough, Valve's Gabe Newell dropped names on who is making Steam Machines and Sega surprised with a new Alien game that looks nothing like the so-so to awful shooters that have come out in the past.

Jen, Robert, Max and Scott tackle all of this but also want to hear more questions from you. Post your questions at the official website, YouTube channel or email them to furiousfourcast at gmail.com.

The Furious Fourcast crew gathers together for the new year to look back at some of the good and bad of gaming in 2013 and what we can look forward to in 2014. From the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U and Nintendo 3DS to the PS4 and Xbox One, what were your favorite and not so favorite games and stories from the previous year and what upcoming titles have you hot under the collar?Welcome to an all new year of the Furious Fourcast!

In honor of the most disastrous video game release of all time, Furious Fourcast proudly presents the 2013 edition of the E.T. awards. Join Jen, Brian, Kyle and Max as they celebrate the worst in gaming from the year.