The Bricked Bios Podcast

In Episode 40, the crew discusses the news surrounding BioWare shutting down, reflecting on the studio's legacy, its impact on gaming, and what this could mean for some of its beloved franchises. They also share some exciting news as the gang prepares to attend The Game Awards, talking about what they're looking forward to and what surprises might be in store. To wrap things up, they discuss Apple bringing touchscreen technology to the MacBook, exploring what this change could mean for the future of Apple's laptops and whether a touchscreen is something MacBook users have been missing all along.

In Episode 39, the crew heads to a galaxy far, far away to check out the **new Star Wars racing game**, discussing what makes it so much fun and whether it lives up to the franchise's racing legacy. They then take a look at **Tesla's 2026 Roadster** and its ambitious plans for technology that could potentially lift the car off the ground, bringing us one step closer to flying cars. To wrap things up, **Jacob goes on a rant about the streaming industry**, questioning why everything seems to be getting turned into a TV show and whether streaming platforms are running out of original ideas.

In Episode 38, the crew gets into the Halloween spirit by sharing their favorite horror games, discussing what makes a game truly terrifying and which titles have left a lasting impression. They then travel to a galaxy far, far away to talk about Star Wars games, from beloved classics to modern adventures and what makes the franchise so special in gaming. To wrap things up, they share their favorite Halloween movies, debating the best spooky films to watch during the season and which ones deserve a spot on everyone's Halloween watchlist.

In Episode 37, the crew discusses Halo moving over to Activision, exploring what the change could mean for the future of one of gaming’s biggest franchises. They also take a look at the release of the Steam Frame and what Valve’s latest hardware could bring to the gaming world. Finally, they revisit the rise of Googlebooks and discuss whether Google’s AI-focused laptops are starting to shake up the traditional laptop market.

In Episode 36, the crew dives into the GTA 6 Netflix reveal, discussing what the announcement could mean for Rockstar, Netflix, and the future of gaming. They also take a look at the iPhone Duo announcement and what Apple’s latest hardware could bring to the smartphone world. Finally, they celebrate a huge milestone: the podcast’s 1-year anniversary, looking back at the journey so far and everything that’s happened along the way.

In Episode 35, the crew takes things down a notch for the ASMR Edition while covering the biggest announcements from Gamescom 2026, including new games, hardware, and surprises from the event. They also check out the latest Google Pixel phone and what Google is bringing to its newest flagship. Finally, they revisit Framework as the company updates its lineup with the Framework 12, discussing what’s new and whether the latest modular laptop is worth the upgrade.

In Episode 34, the crew dives into the massive $55 billion EA acquisition, discussing what the deal could mean for some of the biggest franchises in gaming and the industry as a whole. They also tackle the game we shall not name, keeping things mysterious while breaking down the controversy and conversation surrounding it. To wrap things up, they explore whether Linux is becoming more popular for gaming, looking at its growing presence and whether it could finally become a serious alternative to Windows for PC gamers.

In Episode 30, the crew talks about the launch of Halo: Campaign Evolved, discussing its release, first impressions, and what it could mean for the future of the franchise. They also break down Bethesda Game Studios' latest comments on Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, exploring what fans can expect from two of gaming’s biggest RPG franchises. To wrap things up, they react to Samsung unveiling yet another foldable device, asking whether foldables are finally becoming the future—or if the industry just can’t resist giving screens new ways to bend.

Welcome back to The Bricked BIOS Podcast! This week, we're diving into three of the biggest stories shaking up the gaming industry. First, we discuss the latest round of Microsoft layoffs and what they could mean for Xbox, first-party studios, and the future of game development. Next, we break down PlayStation's reported decision to end physical disc production, exploring what this means for collectors, game preservation, and whether the industry is moving toward an all-digital future faster than expected. Finally, we examine a lawsuit in South Korea involving RAM manufacturers, discussing the allegations, what they could mean for consumers, and whether PC component prices could be affected.

Welcome back to The Bricked BIOS Podcast! In this episode, we break down the latest Halo Q&A, discussing what was revealed, what it could mean for the future of the franchise, and whether the community should be excited. We also dive into the biggest gaming release on the horizon—Grand Theft Auto VI. How many copies could GTA 6 sell in preorders alone? Will it become the biggest entertainment launch in history? We share our predictions for preorder numbers, launch sales, and debate what Rockstar might charge for the game. Finally, we talk about the newly announced Steam Machine and ask the big question: Is it worth the price? We discuss its hardware, expected performance, who it's for, and why we think the price may be too high compared to other gaming options on the market. Let us know your thoughts in the comments: What did you think of the Halo Q&A? How much do you think GTA 6 will cost at launch? How many preorders will GTA 6 get? Would you buy the new Steam Machine at its current If you enjoyed the episode, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Ring the Bell so you never miss future episodes! #Halo #HaloStudios #GTA6 #GrandTheftAutoVI #RockstarGames #SteamMachine #SteamDeck #PCGaming #GamingPodcast #GamingNews #TheBrickedBIOSPodcast