Back from a short hiatus, the guys are reacting to the news that the Xbox Series X will be launching in November without tentpole franchise "Halo Infinite" which has been pushed until 2021. This leads to them wondering just how stressful it has to be to make video games all the time before they run down more news including the huge updates coming to "Last of Us 2", Rocksteady's hints of a "Suicide Squad" video game, and more. 

Finally, they breakdown their early impressions of battle royale sensation "Fall Guys" and Cameron talks about his weekend spent playing the beta for the upcoming "Avengers" game. 

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Today the guys are running down some of the biggest video game stories of the week including the difficulties of enjoying Ubisoft Forward with the company still reeling from a massive sexual harassment scandal, why a surprise announcement for UFC 4 has Cameron worried about the quality of the game, if paying $114,000 for a Super Mario Bros. game is worth it and what games they'd spend that kind of money on. After that, they take a look back at 2009's "Skate 3" and invent possibly the best and worst idea for a game ever: realistic instant character death that makes you start all over again. Thanks for listening and for helping us spread the word, stay safe out there and enjoy. 

Today the guys are running down the latest gaming news including the possibility of a new NCAA football game, they make predictions for the Xbox Series X Games Showcase, and react to the trailer for NASCAR Heat 5. Later on, they talk about Cameron finally buying a Nintendo Switch and he reacts to 2017's "Super Mario Odyssey".  Thank you for listening, if you dig what you're hearing be sure and tell a friend. Stay safe out there. 

On the debut episode of Replay Value, Hefferbrew's Cameron Heffernan & Dustin Brewer are covering the latest news in the video game industry including EVO being canceled, what they'd like to see added in the next Warzone update, and the fan backlash to EA's announcements regarding Madden 21's lack of changes to franchise mode. 

They're also revisiting the 2006 game "Hitman: Blood Money" where Cameron breaks down the joy in how detailed the game is along with its' place among a crowded field of revolutionary sandbox games released in 2006. Thanks for checking it out, we hope you enjoy.