On the Grind

On this week's episode of On the Grind, Micah and the crew discuss the art director of Obsidian going out and flat out endorsing discrimination based on race, and the head of Obsidian co-signing it. On top of that, the crew discuss Elon Musk making AI video games, and Hololive losing so many talent so fast. Also, Micah reviews Warhammer 40,000 Carcharodons: Red Tithe!

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On this episode of On The Grind, Micah and the gang take a bit of time to talk about Ironmouse getting some crap from randos on the internet, and one of her friends foolishly trying to lecture them when all they want is attention. On top of that, Serena gets to rant about True Blood, the guys talk about the possible Sony acquisition of Kadokawa, and they also disucss Bluesky's moderation issues.

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Who knew that throwing support behind terrorists that r*pe women and decapitate children was a really bad idea that nobody would want to put money towards? Twitch is in trouble for promoting terrorist supporting Hasan Piker, and all their streamers are feeling it. Micah and the crew discuss that, plus animation struggles at Cartoon Network, on top of Rachel Zegler losing her mind over the election.

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On this episode of On The Grind, the crew takes on Dragon Age: The Veilguard and its substantial creative and commercial failures, plus they discuss Johnny Somali getting stuck in Korea, and Nintendo's stupid lawsuit against the Palworld developers.

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On this episode of On The Grind, Micah and the team talk a bit about Rich Johnston of Bleeding Cool alleging that all immigrants are cartel members, coyotes, and terrorists. That's messed up. Plus the guys talk about people being horny over a bat (no really) and David Zazlav screwing up the anime adaptation of Uzumaki.

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On this episode of On The Grind, Micah and the crew discuss the remake of Silent Hill 2. They review it, and then talk about the absolutely goofy discussion around it. It leads to the question of why some people are looking for male reproductive organs everywhere, which is very homosexual. Plus they discuss trying to make a "two spirit" Hawkeye and transgender Clone Trooper and why that makes zero sense.

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On this episode of On The Grind, Micah and the Grindstone crew discuss an AI artist trying to copyright AI art as a "creative work," plus discussing the idea of what the line is between grimdark and grimderp, and the foolishness of a gay panic amongst gamers.

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On this episode of On The Grind, Micah and the Grindstone crew talk about some recent developments in the video game world. Some people seem very upset that the upcoming Ghost of Yotei has a female protagonist, other people are rightfully upset about Ubisoft screwing the pooch, and not enough people are upset that they turned Nightcrawler into a furry.

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On this episode of On The Grind, the Grindstone team talks about the recent controversy surrounding their talent Apricot Froot, and her dropping a document that alleges abuse from her ex-husband. The team also discuss the future of the comic book medium and if it lies within the graphic novel format, on top of Palworld having some issues with Nintendo over patents.

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On this week's episode of On The Grind, Micah and the Crew go over Micah's final review of Space Marine 2! Plus, they talk about Neil Gaiman apparently getting a bit too creepy with the ladies (allegedly), Marvel Comics getting smug over the worst Spider-Man story of all time, and finally discussing the great entertainers that sadly passed away over the course of the last week.

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