This week in gaming news the Dark Souls Remastered Switch version is delayed til Summer of this year. A Way Out becomes an instant hit as it sells over 1 Million Copies. Billy Mitchell also breaks silence on his now defunct records. Sega announces that Shenmue 1 and 2 will be coming to console and PC, as well as 5 classic games to the Switch. Finally, Darksiders 3 publisher THQ won't be at E3 this year for a pretty surprising reason.

This week in esports news Microsoft and ESL team up to launch their first ever Esports Academy. Kia Motors becomes a sponsor for CLG's Rocket League team. A new game by the name of Icons looks to be taking a shot at the Smash Style fighting game on the Switch. Also, Ivy League Schools have banded together to form an Esports Conference. Lastly, In the world of Halo Splyce takes home the World Championship win.

With half of Stage 3 nearly done, the leader boards continue to shift and change. Robbie and Norris talk about the changes the teams are making, both good and bad.

The most recent Live Letter gave us a meaty preview of what’s coming in the next patch. The next Ivalice Raid, hints about Eureka Pagos and finally some clues to the next Deep Dungeon, Steep Dungeon.

This weeks podcast brings you another great list in the form of the 10 most insane legal cases to go down in video game history

This week in gaming news rumors of the PS5 have begun to swirl again with some pointing toward 2020 as the earliest release window. Heroes of the Storm adds an old face to it's roster in Deckard Cain of Diablo fame. Both EA and Bethesda are making waves about huge E3 presences. Also, an analyst claims that GTA5 is the most profitable entertainment product of all time.

This week in esports another arena is being opened in Las Vegas, this time in the Aria Casino. Aphromoo of 100 Thieves was named NA LCS Spring Split MVP. Faze clan makes an incredible comeback to win CWL Stage One Playoffs. Finally, SAP enters the esports scene with a major sponsorship deal with Team Liquid.

On this episode of Limit Break Radio, the crew discusses the potential future of Eureka based on new comments from Yosheep. They also talk about how this could be the future of FFXIV as well. Plus, the return of the Stump the Staff contest.

Could you imagine a game holding your attention without sweet combos or intense gun play? The crew talk about the concepts and applications of combat free games. As well as their importance in gaming.

This week in gaming news EA surprised all by removing micro-transactions from Shadow of War. Niantic settled a near year long lawsuit relating to the 2017 Pokemon Go Festival. Speaking of lawsuits, the 4 year long fiasco between Lindsay Lohan and Rockstar is finally over, with Lohan getting nothing. Finally, a new study shows that 40% of American's admit to playing games while on the job.