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It's our last show of the month! Nick is off to sunbathe nekkid on a beach in Spain, drunk on dubstep and sangria. Or something like that. We fill you in on the latest before he goes, including Zenimax workers on strike!

Nick is about to bug out for sunny Spain. And we have news to talk about before he goes. TakeTwo officially announces a release window for GTA6, the PS5 Pro is NOT a mistake (really!), and if you're pissed off about that PSN account requirement to play that game you love, well... suck it up, buttercup.

So, we have something to say about this Xbox "streaming" bundle. Also, big name jumps from the Wolverine ship and lands on Perfect Dark island.

Call of Duty Black Ops 6 launched this week, and for the first time, it's available day one on GamePass. This is a huge, all-in bet for Phil Spencer and Friends. Will it pay off? Let's discuss. Also... BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL 2 IS NOT DEAD!

This week's XBox Showcase had a LOT of good news, especially if you wanted Skull and Bones to be a GOOD pirate game. Also, news about layoffs at Riot, the release of a (and I'm not joking here...) GTA-Shakespeare crossover movie, and Green Day demasters their seminal album "Dookie" for a very unlikely platform.

Edie is down with the sickness (but not insane in the brain) but we're still here to bring you news, including Beyond Good and Evil is NOT DEAD!!!

So many announcements! Edie and Nick give their overview of all the announcements so far, including Dragon Age, Kingdom Come 2, and GEARS!!!!!!!!!!!

Edie and Nick are back to catch up on TWO weeks' worth of news! We talk the impending close of Private Division (Kerbal, OlliOlli World, Hades), news about the Tomb Raider anime, and the final end of CP2077 development (only took 'em 12 years...).

Take Two had big news this week. We have a release date for GTA6 and, at least according to their studio heads, everything is fine... nobody's closing down... nothing to see here!

Streamed live on May 12, 2024 — Microsoft steps in a very large flaming pile of PR poop — of its own making, we might add — and shutters a studio that produced on of its more successful releases of 2023. Then they say they want to focus on more small, critically acclaimed games. Also, Ghost of Tsushima PC release cancelled for 170 countries, and Marvel Entertainment offers beta keys... but with a big, big catch. What are they trying to hide?