Life as a Gamer

We have played Death Stranding and discuss the game in length this episode. We also take a look at game that have been over-hyped thought the years. Kojima have finally release the long awaited Death Stranding. Do the game live up to all the hype, is the game a masterpiece or is it just a glorified walking simulator. Is there more to the game then just walking? is the story interesting enough for you to play the game?

We have played Link's Awakening, yes a bit late but as they say better then never. Kojima productions vill give us more content, apparently there going to start making movies. Horizon Zero Dawn 2 might be in the works while a new Banjo-Kazooie game dosen't seem likely.

Red dead Redemption 2 is now on PC, but can you handle it? A Fortnite pro have been permanently banned for using aimbot, Ubisoft wants to make all of there pvp titles cross-play and what are Valve and Apple working on? All this and more in episode 29!

Diablo 4 and Overwatch 2... the rumors were true. This year Blizzard did it right, they gave us Diablo 4 and showed more then we expected. They also confirmed that Overwatch 2 is on the way. Pve is a big part of Overwatch 2 and Diablo 4 is going bigger then ever. World of Warcraft is of course getting a new expansion, Shadowlands.

We have also played Luigi's Mansion and give you our take on the game and if it's worth your money and time.

EA is back on Steam with the new Star Wars game and more on the way. EA is also delaying Battlefield and a few other games. Ubisoft is doing the same with almost all of there upcoming titles. Blizzard is still leaking, this time it seems like news about the upcoming expansion for Wow.

Breakpoint is having a hard time , a major overhaul is on the way which promises a more immersive experience. Call of Duty Modern Warfare is out but seems to have changed history. This have caused people to review bomb the game. This and more in this weeks newsreel.

There are a lot of competitive games out there, but which ones are really the best? What does it take to create a top of the line competitive game? We list our top five competitive games in this episode. The games we think are the best, we have spent the most time in and have had the most fun in.

Breakpoint have been out for a while now. We try to break down the game and the entire Ghost Recon series in this episode. It's a long line of games now and with the last game being the first with an open world the series is trying something new. With the game going open world and adding an RPG system it follows what Ubisoft have done with all of it's major titles, but is this what we want? 

Halloween events all over the place, Sea of Thieves adds fort of the damned. Riot Games celebrates 10 years with a bang, announcing several new games and a plan for the future. Blizzard is still in hot water and is now canceling launch party event. Games are still dancing around lootboxes trying to avoid the subject. The new Call of Duty is one of them, Cyberpunk 2077 is on the other hand saying that microtransactions is a bad idé. This and much more in episode 26 of Midweek Newsreel.

We continue our talk about gaming trends. In our 100 episode we take a look at dlc's, expansions and season pass. That is the difference and why do we have them? VR is getting bigger and bigger but what does the future hold? Steam was the standard PC launcher for years. Today we have too many launchers to count, are more on the way? Is this the future platforms for streaming games?

We also discus lootboxes and the imminent doom. Last but not least the physical aspect of gaming. The CD cases are on the way out but when? And is Gamestop and other stores going to survive that?