Power Cycle

What do you guys think about the whole Call of Duty WWII reveal, the Witcher's author going on a video game tirade and the whole situation on fair use with Persona 5's streaming policy.

What do you guys think about the next iteration of Call of Duty from Sledgehammer games? Are there certain features or game mechanics you're hoping will be there? And what are your opinions on the roles of nostalgia and whether there are pros and/or cons to it?

What do you guys think about the new Star Wars Battlefront 2 announcement? What are some features you really wanna see in the game? And what are you opinions on DLC these days and what makes GOOD downloadable content?

What do you think is the best strategy for project Scorpio as a product? Do you plan on getting one? And what should Microsoft/the Xbox team do the take advantage of their position in this console race?

What do you guys think? Are Esports real sports to you and whats keeping them from really breaking out? And whats your opinion on physical vs digital media and how do you want it to play out? Let us know down below!

Thanks for tuning in to the Power Cycle Podcast! In this episode we discuss the ever lingering development hell that games like Kingdom Hearts 3, Final Fantasy 15, The Last Guardian and many other games have lived and died. Plus how much is too much marketing for games like that. Then we talk about the recent Youtube controversies around Pewdiepie (Felix Kjellberg), Colin Moriarty (IGN/Kinda Funny/Colin's Last Stand) and Jontron (Jonathan Jafari) and the responsibilities, ethics and standards that are applied to youtube personalities

This week on the Power Cycle Podcast, we discuss the release of the Nintendo Switch, how it will play into the overall console gaming environment and the future of Nintendo and it's games.

This week on the Power Cycle Podcast, we discuss how gaming has changed as we grow older, Overwatch's worldwide success, the repetitiveness in game play occurring in new games, the future of VR due to Zenimax's lawsuit over Facebook's Oculus Rift and the current state of beta's and early access programs.