Happy birthday GTR! This week we answer questions from our listeners with a surprise guest to celebrate our 11th anniversary. Send us questions to [email protected] or call us: 786-273-7GTR.

Capcom’s Ono is sorry that Street Fighter V is a launch day mess, Lupe vs. Daigo Street Fighter battle was staged, Mass Effect: Andromeda writer leaves BioWare for Bungie, The Division DLC timed exclusive to Xbox One for 30 days.

We answer listener questions, Pete reviews the new puzzle-platformer from Electronic Arts, Unravel. Interview with the Project Coordinator at We The Force Studios, Armando Webb about Randall. Send us questions to [email protected] or call us: 786-273-7GTR.

Quantum Break is coming to Windows 10 and Xbox One, Video game website GameTrailers shuts down after 13 years, Cobalt Review, Gigantic developer Motiga announces layoffs, Mad Catz laying off 37 percent of staff, No New Assassin's Creed in 2016, Watch Dogs 2 Will Launch in 2017 and Destiny sequel coming in 2017.

We answer listener questions and interview with Todd Van Lulling of The Huffington Post about his piece "The Michael Jackson Video Game Conspiracy".

Bethesda confirms E3 2016 press conference, New information about Quantum Break and Alan Wake 2 from Sam Lake, Nintendo Q3 FY2015 shows profits decline, NBA 2K16 Devs Sued Over Virtual Tattoos and roundtable discussion about The Division.

We answer listener questions and Patrick talks with Chris Harvey co-founder of Drinkbox Studios about their upcoming first person epic adventure Severed for the PS Vita.

Electronic Arts leaves E3 2016 showfloor for 'EA Play' event, EA Announces New 'Battlefield,' 'Titanfall' Games, Xbox One's lifetime sales, PS4 towers at nearly 2:1 and Bungie president Harold Ryan steps down.

The Division Beta, Patrick owner of a new OriginPC, Microsoft also announces no more monthly back compat monthly games, Nintendo NX and Michael Pachter predicts PS VR Price at $400.

Join Patrick as he shares his thoughts on the first three hours of Far Cry: Primal and interviews the developers at Ubisoft's final preview event held in San Francisco last week. Tune in to hear straight from Creative Director Jean-Christophe Guyot and Associate Producer Paola Jouyaux on how the idea for Far Cry: Primal came to life and what makes it a unique experience unlike anything you've played before.