LBR Podcast Network

Having gotten a chance to watch the OWL live and in person, the crew talk about their own personal experiences as well as how thier perception of the industry standard has changed.

This week in gaming Fortnite discovers an unfortunate image in the game, but places to resolve it as soon as possible. Sony announces Playstation hits, re-releases of popular PS4 titles for $20. American Girl releases an X-Box themed gamer set for its dolls. The World Health Organization classifies Gaming Addiction as a Mental Disorder. And lastly, Gamestop says they are exploring options in a potential buyout deal.

This week in Esports a CSGO team made Dreamhack history by being the first non-invited team to win it all. The OWL post season is set with NYXL and LA Valiant as the two division leaders. The Shanghai Dragons close out the season with perfect losing record of 0-40. Lastly, a bug causes the first round qualifiers for the TI8 in North America to be replayed.

Robbie and Norris talk the stage 4 finals and look forward to the post season, which of the 6 teams have what it takes to become the Grand Champions?

Kallo and Aniero are out at E3 getting exclusive coverage, so where does that leave Limit Break Radio? Why, the capable hands of Juxtaposition and Nika, of course! They also enlist the help of LBR’s interns, Scuro and Lloid, to guest host. Are they up to the daunting task? Or will they scrub out in usual intern fashion? Tune in to find out!

After a week long romp through E3 2018 the guys travel back home and recount their experiences on little to no sleep.

This week in gaming besides the major announcements out of E3, Friday the 13th puts a halt on content amid legal dispute. Facebook launches a new gaming centric section of the website called FB.gg. IKEA enters the world of eSports retail with a new line of gaming chairs and eSports apparel. Shortly after the announcement, some rabid Fallout fans have started a petition to change Fallout 76. Lastly, it's been awhile since a skate game has hit the market, but Sessions is looking to change that.

This week in Esports Bandai Namco announces Dragon Ball Fighter Z tournament series. Faceit and Epic team up for a European eSports League. New Jersey passes sports gambling laws, but bans eSports betting. Sephora enters the eSports scene and funds Girl Gamer Initiative. Lastly, Ubisoft unveils a Rainbow Six Siege documentary.

With Cage's recent Detroit: Become Human release, the Checkpoint crew can't help but draw some similarities and differences between his style of story-telling and development and that of Hideo Kojima.

This week in gaming a job listing confirms that Blizzard is working on something Diablo related. Youtube Ads are in the headlines again, this time for putting anti-LGBTQ ads in front of LGBTQ content. H4X.GG partners with ESL Arena at E3. Plus, Square Enix announces that it's Montreal studio will no longer make Mobile GO games. Lastly, a 10 year old exploit on Steam was plugged, but was a pretty serious leak.