Victor Lucas, Ben Silverman, and Steve Tilley are in the Basement while on the road and are talking about Pre-E3 Impressions. Microsoft’s Xbox One Strategy is brought up: everything from Kinect to their tone and presentation, and how they’ve succeeded before. We overview the different companies’ strategies and the sense of self-celebration permeating the industry. Finally, the three musketeers discuss the games they want to see next.

Since they’re on the road, there is no video. Instead we feature some gratuitous swearing!

On today’s Vic’s Basement Live: a behind the scenes chat between Vic and Marissa of Reviews on the Run and EP Daily. Down in Vic’s underground man cave they discuss “The Neighbours” and how Zac Efron is making a fresh new look in the movie. They come up with the best quote for the movie’s poster, “More Dong than Boob”. Vic gives an overview of the PlayStation Slim while Marissa counters with MLB 14: The Show. On a serious note, a discussion about people’s virtual identity comes about after a comment about everyone streaming on the web. The Gotham Trailer gets a critique from Vic, Hollywood stories are told, and so much more! Don’t miss it!

Today Vic and Marissa talk with you about the Amazing Spider-Man 2. They go on to discuss the dollar-signs and their starring role in movies these days. In movie video games Vic wants to be the characters, be Han Solo, not a shadow of the universe. There is much more as they cover your questions and cover everything from designing games for the love of it to couch co-op games. Hit play and enjoy the show right now.

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Vic and Marissa talk about Free to Play Games. They need to go away and everyone should be supporting the proper bigger, better experiences that aren’t trying to sap your money. Marissa picks up a Scott-Vibe and grouses about the Kinect. They answer your questions including Ryan Brodowski’s, “What established game series should introduce a playable female protagonist? GTA? Tom Clancey? Gears? Uncharted?” and Nick Steinberg’s, “Would you recommend waiting until after E3 game announcements to take the plunge into next-gen?” Click on the play button and enjoy some beautiful delights!

Vic and Marissa talk about the movie Transcendence, Physical Game Collections vs Digital Game Collections, E3 speculations. We answer your questions, talk about Fan Expo Vancouver, and more! Go click on the play button down below and enjoy the awesomeness of this week’s episode.

This week on Vic’s Basement Vic and Marissa chat about the greatness of Captain America, the disappointment of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., HD game remasters, and much more!

Vic and Marissa have recently seen Captain America. Also, Vic has some unboxing of the Elder Scrolls Online. Other topics include originality in film, Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zero, the state of the industry, new games vs new consoles, and they answer your questions!

Vic and Marissa are in the Basement this week, talking about everything from the future of virtual reality gaming, to who exactly the audience is for the new film Noah. We also give a quick update on how Scott is doing. Give it a listen!

We’ve got a very special episode for you guys this week, as the Now Loading crew set up camp in the Basement to answer some of your questions! What’s Now Loading, you ask? It’s the new gaming show exclusively on EPN.tv where our behind the scenes crew get together to talk about anything and everything gaming! This week sees host Jamie Chapman chats with Alyssa Harrison, John Michael-Sole, and Alistair Brown about everything from the future of big budget games like Call of Duty to the impending increase of microtransactions. We hope you enjoy it, and don’t worry, Vic and Scott will be back next week!

New episodes of Now Loading premiere every Tuesday on EPN.tv! Find more episodes right here, and be sure to follow us on Twitter!

This includes the audio of Episode 3 of Now Loading.

Today on the Basement Vic talks about the launch of epn.tv and how he planned to get everything in one place. He also shows off more cool collectibles in the Basement. Some viewer questions are answered and we talk about needing more inspiration from the industry.