This week was a big one. Lots more on the Jessica Price story and what the folks at Arena Net are doing. We talk about Minecraft and their update cycles and what we think of developers in general and game updates. Germany and the new laws revolving around stores offering pre-orders is very close to home topic for us.

This week we talk about anime games and there allure and detraction. Darksiders III and Monster for pc release dates and a little about what we expect from them. Lots and lots about Warframe and all the good things they are doing to keep the player base coming back and more and more. Why you shouldn't get into twitter fights with people on the internet when you are a developer as it could hurt your career.

A theme of game updates and what game engines have been doing over the last 10 years. The controversy over cross play and why it is or isn't a bad or hard thing to accomplish for studios in our time, and why PlayStation is so against it. Many games are starting to do there post E3 updates with nothing else to announce, whether its major patches or new characters.

Steam has had its share of ups and downs, for every bad decision it looks like they do something equally good. There are lots of legal battles being fought in the world of games, with lots of opinions to go with them. Seems there's a trend in sci-fi related game releases/announcements this week as well. Sports games are also a big topic with all of the talk and controversy around microtransactions.

We pick back up where we left off for E3, talking about Nintendo and all the games in the booths that weren't covered in the conference. We move straight on to some more Cyberpunk news pertaining to Australia and some of the industry things going on around steam.

Lots of new games revealed at E3 this year, some we already knew about and some not. EA looks to be taken them self a little bit cautiously, while Microsoft and Sony are all about the next exclusives in their lineups. Longtime wants of Cyberpunk 2077 and The Elder Scrolls 6 got announced, with no hard dates ofcourse.

More industry news than new games this week just before e3. Bluehole is digging themselves a big hole and keeps digging it deeper with their company antics. Path of exile just keeps bringing us content with their free to play hit. Pokemon's overnight announcement then release of Pokemon Quest hitting 1m downloads on the Switch within a week.

Should devs be getting paid for their games being streamed on services like Twitch and Caffeine, Battlefield V straying away from the realistic games it is known for. GDPR is going to affect how you could play games.

We spend a lot of time talking about all the things Paradox with the latest con they have had, We talk board games, Dota Battle pass and some of the controversial topics revolving around nudity in games.

As e3 gets closer, the rumors rise and the industry leaks crack open. We talk about what we wanna see this year and what has actually come out this week.