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The podcast currently has 187 episodes available.
In this episode of The Rush Hour, we tackle the latest controversies and headlines in gaming:
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In this new episode of FGC-Ism, we're breaking down the hottest news and updates in the fighting game community:
- *Byte Breaker* makes a grand reintroduction to the scene.
- We dive into the "Baddie Bots" with the latest *Mortal Kombat 1* trailers featuring Noob Saibot and the chaos that reigns.
- The *Dragon Ball FighterZ* community is reeling after insane balance changes shake up the game.
- Tekken's Katsuhiro Harada doesn't hold back, saying he doesn’t care about pro players' opinions on game balance.
- *Street Fighter 6* celebrates an incredible milestone with 4 million units sold globally.
- We debate which three games currently reign supreme in the Big 3 for fighting games.
- Guilty Gear Strive is heading to the Nintendo Switch next year
- Lastly, Justin Wong is making waves online, terrorizing players in *Marvel vs Capcom Collection*.
Tune in for all the latest FGC drama, news, and in-depth discussions!
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In this episode of Hollywolves, we cover a mix of music, entertainment, and cultural news:
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In this episode, we tackle a variety of hot topics sent in by our listeners, starting with Micah Weathersby's question: What video games are considered cult classics but have never been re-adapted or remade for modern consoles? We delve into some forgotten gems that deserve a second life.
Next, we discuss the resurfacing of problematic issues surrounding the developers of WuKong, highlighted in a recent Screen Rant review. The controversy has sparked debate in the gaming community. Speaking of adaptations, we break down the news that the upcoming Yakuza TV series won’t be drawing inspiration from the iconic video game series—what does this mean for fans?
In a surprising turn, former Roll7 developers have taken to social media to encourage people to pirate Rollerdrome. We explore the reasons behind this bold statement. We also cover Glen Schofield’s revelation that Krafton pushed The Callisto Protocol out the door too soon, leading to mixed reviews and a rocky launch.
On the industry side, Bungie is in damage control mode following massive layoffs that have shaken up Destiny 2. We examine the impact on the game and its community. Meanwhile, the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster has stirred controversy by removing rewards for erotic photos—was this the right move?
As we look ahead to GTA 6, we discuss Take-Two's decision not to include the game in streaming services on day one, citing “rational” reasons behind this choice. We also cover Krafton’s recent acquisition of Tango Gameworks and how it plans to avoid shutting down the studio.
Finally, we dive into the ongoing SAG-AFTRA negotiations, particularly around AI voice work and the push from video game actors for more transparency in motion capture. Despite voice actors' concerns, SAG-AFTRA has reached an agreement—what does this mean for the future of the industry? Tune in for these discussions and more in this packed episode!
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In this episode of FGC-ism, we dive deep into the world of fighting games and competitive play. We kick things off with the Mortal Kombat 1 Khaos Reigns update, exploring the next slew of DLC characters. Next, we head into the 2XKO Alpha Lab to discuss whether combos are getting too long and if they’re affecting the overall balance of the game. We also tackle the current state of cosmetic DLC across the Big Three—why is it feeling so off lately?
The conversation then turns to the trend of resurrecting dead villains—are developers running out of ideas, or is there still merit in bringing them back? We break down the new trailers for Billy Kane and Kevin Riah in City of the Wolves, offering our first impressions and speculations on how they’ll fit into the game’s roster. Plus, we take a closer look at Max’s ambitious Marvel vs Capcom Infinite & Beyond Mod project—could this be the boost the game needs?
Finally, we wrap things up with a recap of Evo 2024, highlighting the best moments, surprising upsets, and what they mean for the future of the FGC.
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In this new episode of Hollywolves, we delve into some of the most trending stories rocking the entertainment world right now.
First, we discuss the potential bombshell news that J.K. Rowling could lose her rights to the Harry Potter franchise, a development that could change the wizarding world forever. We then turn our attention to Justin Timberlake, whose recent DUI arrest has sparked a significant downturn in his career. What does the future hold for the former NSYNC star?
In a shocking move, Hulk Hogan allegedly fires his brand ambassador upon discovering she's black. We break down the implications of this controversy and its impact on Hogan's legacy. Wrestling fans will also be thrilled to hear about John Cena's official return to WWE in 2025, promising exciting times ahead in the ring.
Music takes center stage with Kendrick Lamar's powerful Juneteenth performance and the intricate breakdown of his "Not Like Us" video. Meanwhile, Drake's ongoing beef with Kendrick Lamar has his life in turmoil, and we explore the latest developments in this high-profile feud.
Actor Anthony Starr, known for his role as Homelander in *The Boys*, faces backlash after liking a racist comment on Instagram and allegations of on-set bullying surface. We investigate the effects on his career and the show's reputation.
Megan Thee Stallion is under fire once again, accused of being a fake anime fan following the release of her track "Mamushi" with Japanese rapper Yuki Chiba. We analyze the criticisms and her response. Lastly, we discuss Usher's recent tribute at the BET Awards 2024, which notably lacked male artists, and explore the reasons behind this decision.
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In this action-packed episode of FGCism, we bring you the hottest news and updates from the fighting game community.
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In this episode of The Rush Hour, we dive into the latest headlines shaking up the gaming world:
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The podcast currently has 187 episodes available.