Valve's DOTA2 card game, Artifact, is kaput, The Sinking City is DMCA's by its own developer, Guilty Gear Strive is delayed, and we have a Tiny Tina for the upcoming Borderlands movie.

It's a two-man show (well, one man, one woman) but we have just as much news. Epic fails in the UK, Valve now officially in the Epic v. Apple war, evidence that E3 unsurprisingly cancelled for 2021, and CDPR hack was way more devastating than first thought.

We're back with a full house this week! We've got game reviews and a TON of news, including the CDPR hack, Stadia Woes, and Metallica's "For Whom The Bell Tolls" gets hilariously "belled."

We haven't had new podcasts uploaded last week and we won't have one this week. Edie explains why. Twitch: TheGameHounds. YouTube: GameHounds Vids. Facebook: TheGameHounds

We have two weeks to catch up on, and what a massive two weeks. Microsoft raises prices and immediately regrets it, GameStop broke Wall Street, and so much news we can't even fit it here.

Even as its leadership serves up a mea culpa, there's more revelations about how Cyberpunk 2077 went from hero to zero. And Star Wars is now free from the shackles of EA Games. Nick and Edie talk it out (no Andrew today).

After a crazy week of [insert nutballs event that derailed your work productivity for at least a day], we've got video-game news, including a spate of deaths within the community that's as sad as it is sobering.

It's the first show of the new year, and we're rounding up our best games of the year.

There's more news about the Cyberpunk shitshow (lawsuits, sales figures), a new console that warms your chicken (not a euphamism), and Microsoft puts the kibosh on Gal*Gun.

We are all back and the Cyberpunk 2077 sh**show continues. Investor lawsuits, consumer lawsuits, CDPR tells users to ask Sony for refunds, Sony responds by pulling the game off shelves. It's not all Cyberpunk news, but it's a lot. Also, Valhalla's Yule Festival goes live.