Furious Fourcast

The Furious Fourcast quickly went off the rails for the Episode 11 recording Thursday night and struggled to get back on the tracks. In between teasing Jen for her WoW fishing addiction, Scott dealing with a door to door salesman at a late hour and other silliness, the crew discusses whether or not the changes revealed in the latest Game Informer magazine article about Dragon Age: Inquisition touches their excitement meter after the disappointment that was Dragon Age II.

Speaking of wavering between disappointment and excitement, the Xbox One unboxing video and the latest 180 that Microsoft has taken and the features locked behind Xbox LIVE Gold.

They also touch on the Naughty Dog's alternate ending for The Last of Us in a slightly spoiler-ish section at about the 43 minute through the 48 minute mark so beware.

Before that though, there's a little movie talk with the kerfuffle between Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis in The Expendables 3 and thoughts on the new Thor: The Dark World trailer. Check it out below via YouTube, audio stream or by downloading the podcast!

Dragon's Crown from Vanillaware and Atlus is releasing to the PS3 and PS Vita this week so the Furious Fourcast assembles for a very special after 'cast. Adam, Jen, Robert and Kyle talk the gameplay and controversy surrounding the side-scrolling hack-and-slash RPG hybrid.

The Furious Fourcast goes incognito for Episode 10 with "Carlos Danger" style alter egos. When they're not making fools of themselves, Adam, Jen, Robert and Scott talk Grand Theft Auto V and how Rockstar Games can pretty much do as they please around the Take Two offices, BioShock Infinite's return to Rapture, will anyone care about Batman: Arkham Origins enough to miss it on the Wii U, Square Enix giving Tomb Raideranother go on PS4 and Xbox One, plus Activision pulling out the Dr. Evil pinky finger when talking Destiny.Also, this week's Burning Question concerns gameplay preference with a bonus question on Titan preference.

Microsoft made yet another big policy change for the Xbox One with indie dev self-publishing and every console is potentially a dev kit! Kickstarter campaigns have been up and down this week as well which provides plenty of fodder but Robert got to go to Comic-Con and share a little of what he saw and picked up while there.And the Burning Question of the Week puts two not so great Batman movies on the barbie.

Look out as the Furious Fourcast does its very first SpoilerCast! What does that mean? We basically run through the entire story and gameplay for the PS3 exclusive, The Last of Us. All the twists, turns and major plot points are discussed so if you aren't ready to hear them...don't listen!

Jen, Adam, Scott and Max talk about the moments they loved, the moments they hated and which parts made them a little verklempt and which parts they wish included a schnauzer.

The Furious Fourcast returns after taking a one week break while Scott was on vacation to talk about what the heck is up with Xbox head guy Don Mattrick leaving for Zynga of all places. While $50 million may have had something to do with that he leaves behind some problems like Microsoft's insistence of shooting itself in the foot by talking about Xbox One and advertisements with Kinect.Nintendo isn't spared either as the Wii U is in a world of hurt according to Michael Pachter and Jen, Robert, Adam and Scott don't necessarily disagree but for slightly different reasons.They also talk about the word from Double Fine about Broken Age being split into two games because it became too big for the $4 million it got from Kickstarter as well as a laundry list of games that are currently in the queue. This include the upcoming Nintendo 3DS title, [Redacted].As for the Burning Question of the Week, Scott asks, "What would it take to get you to see The Lone Ranger?

The Furious Fourcast reunites for a seventh episode and, darnit, Microsoft forces us to talk about the Xbox One yet again with its complete reversal on DRM requirements. We delve into the features gained and loss for the console with this change along with if it is now more competitive with the PS4.

The Last of Us for the PS3 is making waves as well as we try to find out who has it made cry.

We also return to the world of movies by sharing our thoughts on Man of Steel and if this is a sign that DC is getting its act together for movie properties not named "Batman."

For What It Is.

Following the mayhem of E3 2013, the Furious Fourcast brings in two special guests (Jason Evangelho from Forbes and Kyle Gaddo from SaveContinue) to talk about what went down in Los Angeles for the PS4, Xbox One and Wii U along with what they liked and what they didn't.

Let's face it though. This was really just an excuse for excessive drinking and now everyone is trying to recover.

The fifth episode of Furious Fourcast comes in just after Microsoft makes a large number of announcements concerning how the Xbox One handles used games, multiple accounts, internet connection requirements and other details. In short, it's crazy and Robert, Scott and Adam jump right in to all that's bad.

It's not all Xbox One talk though as the trio discuss Konami's pre-E3 announcements including Keifer Sutherland as Snake along with what they hope and don't hope to see at E3 next week. There's also some strange happenings with the Wii U Basic and a supposed recall.

So tune in, relax and let us melt your brain.

The Furious Fourcast crew welcomes Max Parker from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette as they discuss the negative reaction from the gaming community to the Xbox One that has carried over a week and a half later. There's also plenty of talk about what does Sony have planned for the PS4, the PS Vita and used games, Mirror's Edge 2 rumors, and our take on the Feminist Frequency's latest opinion on women and video games.And this week's Burning Question: What console exclusive do you want to see on which next-gen console?