We’ve got a packed episode covering the latest in gaming, movies, sports, and entertainment! We discuss Take-Two’s CEO controversial comments surrounding physical media and the potential future of game discs, BMW’s new Spider-Man advertising campaign, and Dave Bautista’s potential involvement with God of War.

We also break down ARC Raiders losing a massive 93% of its player base, Enes Kanter and Royce White making headlines with their WNBA plans, and wrap things up with our review of The Drama.

Gaming. Movies. Sports. Pop Culture. No topic is off limits.

This week, we’re diving into some of the biggest stories in entertainment and gaming. We break down our thoughts on The Odyssey, discuss the excitement surrounding Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and debate PlayStation’s reported push toward an all-digital future with the gradual removal of disc drives.

We also tackle the growing trend of unnecessary review bombing and whether online criticism has gone too far. Finally, we take a look at the latest shake-ups at DC Studios as Booster Gold appears to have stalled, Wonder Man is reportedly no longer moving forward, and we discuss Blade is effectively dead in the water.

Join us for another episode filled with news, opinions, laughs, and plenty of nerdy debates.

* The Odyssey

* Spider-Man: Brand New Day

* PlayStation’s digital future and the fate of disc drives

* The problem with unnecessary poor reviews

* DC & Marvel updates: Booster Gold, Wonder Man, and Blade

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This week on Interweb Rundown, we’re diving into one of the biggest questions surrounding autonomous vehicles: how Waymo actually works and whether humans are secretly controlling the cars remotely. We separate fact from fiction and explain the technology behind self-driving vehicles.

Then we shift into entertainment as He-Man continues dominating the streaming charts, proving the Masters of the Universe franchise still has plenty of power.

In gaming, we discuss Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot’s comments about digital games and whether they really will—or won’t—shape the future of the gaming industry. We also take a look at Microsoft’s new ad-supported game streaming initiative and what it could mean for the future of Game Pass and cloud gaming.

Finally, we break down all the biggest announcements and rumors coming out of San Diego Comic-Con, including:

* Ryan Gosling’s reported Ghost Rider casting.

* David Johnson’s Black Panther role.

* Alan Ritchson addressing the Batman rumors.

* Reports of a new God of War project.

* And the shocking news surrounding Marvel’s Blade.

Join Erock and Action Mango as they break down the biggest stories from the worlds of technology, gaming, movies, and pop culture—adding their own opinions, analysis, and plenty of laughs along the way.

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It’s another packed episode as we break down the biggest stories from the worlds of movies, gaming, and automotive news.

We pay tribute to the legendary Sam Neill and celebrate the lasting impact of one of Hollywood’s most beloved actors. In automotive news, we say goodbye to an icon as Nissan officially ends production of the Altima, closing the book on a sedan that spanned six generations.

We hit the rumor mill! Could Mitchell Slaggert be the next Batman? Is Alexander Ludwig being considered for Aquaman? We discuss what these casting rumors could mean for the future of DC Studios.

We also talk about reports surrounding Ryan Hurst’s injury and what it could mean for the future of the God of War franchise, along with the surprise announcement of a new Nightmare on Elm Street remake. Plus, we dive into the growing cast for Man of Tomorrow, we also execute order 66 on the Star Fox remake, and wrap things up by discussing the emergence of a PS5 emulator and what it could mean for the future of game preservation.

Grab your favorite drink and join the conversation as we separate facts from rumors, celebrate entertainment history, and explore the biggest headlines from across the internet.

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Xbox in Trouble? Ubisoft’s $145 Assassin’s Creed & Hollywood Rumors!

This week on Interweb Rundown, we’re diving into the biggest stories shaking up gaming, movies, and entertainment!

We kick things off with the surprisingly low 33% Rotten Tomatoes score for Moana and discuss what may have gone wrong.

Then it’s time for the Rumor Mill, where we break down reports surrounding GTA VI age verification, a possible True Crime: New York remake, the long-awaited Splinter Cell Remake, and rumors that Deathstroke & Bane could headline the next DC Universe film.

We also examine Ubisoft’s latest controversy as Assassin’s Creed’s $60 base game balloons to nearly $145 for the “complete” experience through DLC and microtransactions. Is this becoming the new normal for AAA gaming?

Finally, we take a hard look at the current state of Xbox—from thousands of layoffs and studio uncertainty to leadership changes and growing speculation about Microsoft’s long-term gaming strategy. Is Xbox simply restructuring, or are the rumors of a major shake-up pointing to something much bigger?

Join us as we separate fact from fiction, share our opinions, and bring you the latest from the worlds of gaming, movies, and pop culture.

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We kick things off with Minions & Monsters, breaking down its impressive 91% Rotten Tomatoes critic score and 76% audience rating, and sharing our thoughts on whether it lives up to the hype.

Next, we discuss the new video game agreement and what it could mean for relationships going forward.

Then we tackle the latest PlayStation announcement that’s breaking the internet, separating the facts from the speculation and explaining why everyone is talking about it.

Finally, we examine reports that Valve’s Steam Machine is experiencing a so-called “Red Line of Death.” Is it a widespread hardware issue, isolated incidents, or just another internet rumor? We’ll break down everything we know.

Whether you’re into movies, gaming or tech there’s something for everyone on this week’s Interweb Rundown.

New episodes every week. Stay informed. Stay entertained. Stay in the Rundown.

This week on Interweb Rundown, we’re diving into the biggest stories from gaming, movies, and animation! We share our reviews of Supergirl and Toy Story 5, then look ahead at exciting upcoming releases including Sea of Thieves, Sing 3, and a brand-new Magic School Bus adventure.

We also break down the revival of Warner Bros. Animation, with new projects like ThunderCats, Joker: Laugh Riot, the Krypto animated series, and the upcoming Batman: Knightfall trilogy bringing fresh life to classic franchises.

Plus, we discuss Sony’s decision to remove more than 500 StudioCanal films from users’ digital libraries due to expiring licensing agreements, the newly announced Steam Machine pricing, and the latest Grand Theft Auto details including reports of an $80 Standard Edition and a $100 Ultimate Edition.

From blockbuster reviews to the latest gaming and entertainment news, we’ve got everything you need to stay caught up. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!

This week on Interweb Rundown, we’re diving into some of the biggest stories in gaming! We break down the rise of The Ultimate Robot Knockout Legend, discuss the momentum behind the Stop Killing Games bill and what it could mean for game preservation, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake trailer, and take a closer look at the ongoing Right to Repair Act controversy and why it matters to independent shops DIYers and consumers alike.

This week on the Interweb Rundown, we’re breaking down one of the biggest weeks in gaming and entertainment. We dive into our review of the new He-Man trailer, share first impressions of Drifter, and discuss reports that Netflix may be moving away from filmmakers seeking traditional theatrical releases.

On the gaming side, we cover the latest major Helldivers 2 update, what it means for the war effort, and how it could impact players going forward. We also recap the biggest announcements and surprises from Summer Game Fest, Sony’s State of Play, and IGN Live, highlighting the games that stole the show and the reveals worth keeping on your radar.

From industry shakeups to blockbuster game reveals, we’ve got everything you need to stay caught up on the biggest stories of the week.

This week on Interweb Rundown, we break down the latest developments across entertainment and gaming. We discuss the early box office performance and financial outlook of the highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic, examine Sony’s newly patented AI-powered loading screen technology that could deliver short-form content while players wait, and take a look at the surprising buzz surrounding Tales of Bowie Knife 99 in Japan. Plus, we explore China’s first serious challenge to established gaming GPU giants and what it could mean for the future of PC gaming hardware.

Join us as we separate the headlines from the hype and give you the context behind the stories shaping gaming, technology, and entertainment this week.