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Some analysts believe the PS5 will sell 200M units, Sony showcases more PS5 games along with apologizing for the botched PS5 pre-orders, and bots have purchased all the 30 series GPUs in one of the most scrambled video game weeks in recent memory. This week on the Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan dive deep into these crazy topics and tie it into how companies and retailers should handle the pre-ordering woes consumers face consistently.
To cap off the episode, the guys play MTV's Celebrity Death Match for the PlayStation 2. If you are a 90's kid, you won't want to miss out on this week's inflation deflation game of the week.
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Sony Announcements
PS5 to Sell 200M Units
Nvidia 3080 Bots
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Xbox Series S pricing has been revealed, PlayStation hits 25 years of age, the PS5 has an upcoming showcase and Nintendo wants developers preparing for 4K on the Switch. In what was a heavy news week, the Game Deflators tie all of the recent announcements for the upcoming generation of gaming into what could spell the end of Gamestop as we know it. Additionally, John and Ryan dig deep into their souls and come to terms with Nintendo being one of the most predatory gaming companies.
To cap off the episode, the guys play Prince of Persia on the NES for this week's inflation deflation game of the week. Considered a great cinematic platformer for its time, does this game hold up to the $25 price tag for a loose cart?
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Xbox All Access
Gamestop Payment Plans
Gamestop Closing More stores
PlayStation 25 Year Anniversary
Nintendo Switch 4K
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Many video games are getting upgrades on the PS5 and Xbox Series X, Prince of Persia is rumored to be getting a remake and Nintendo continues its questionable practices with limited releases of Mario Kart, Super Mario 3D All-Stars, Game & Watch and Super Mario 3D World Switch. In this podcast episode, The Game Deflators go all in to discuss video game remakes, upgrades and remasters, and the video games they would like to see remade this upcoming generation.
Capping off the episode the guys play and review Prince of Persia of Persia: The Sands of Time for the inflation deflation game of the week. Is this Assassin's Creed predecessor one you should add to your collection?
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Upgraded Games on PS5 and Xbox Series X
Prince of Persia Announcement
Limited Nintendo Mario Releases
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Part two of a four-part series on PlayStation collecting, The Game Deflators discuss their personal experiences with the PlayStation 2 and create their second starter kit. Budgeting $150, John and Ryan seek to build their ideal PS2 collection for new collectors and younger gamers interested Sony's best selling console.
To broaden the scope of selection within the budget, John takes on a nostalgia over collectible approach with loose games while Ryan goes all in with CIB games. Whose video game selections will reign supreme? You decide.
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Epic is being sued by Coral Castle, the XBOX Series S is reportedly clocking in at just 3.9 teraflops and what are the unique benefits to mobile, PC and console gaming? This week on the Game Deflators podcast John digs into the week's hottest stories alongside @Daniecae and @MrGreenElite of The Next to Nothing Podcast.
Rounding off the episode, the trio of gamers play a classic in Doom for the Super Nintendo. With so many ways to play this epic video game, is it worth the $30+ tag to own a loose cart?
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Coral Castle Lawsuit
Xbox Series S at 3.9 Tflops?
Mobile, PC and Console Gaming
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Fortnite has been removed from the Apple App Store, Amazon is jumping deeper into gaming, new zelda trademarks have been revealed and for some reason we talk about Super Mario's nipples on a new episode of the Game Deflators podcast.
Rounding off the episode, John and Ryan play and review Wolfchild for the Sega Genesis in the this week's inflation deflation game of the week. Is the superior version of this game worth the $20 price for a loose copy?
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Apple Removes Fortnite From the App Store
Amazon Dives Deeper Into Gaming
New Zelda Trademarks
Mario's Nipples are Missing
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This week on The Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan are joined by their friends, The Game Tenants! Discussions on xCloud and Stadia being forbidden on the Apple app store, Sony's exclusivity of Spider-Man for Marvel's Avengers, and the Top 5 Platformers of all time make it onto this fun episode.
Capping off the episode, the guys review Journey to Silius on Nintendo for this weeks inflation deflation game of the week. The game has spiked in value since March, so is it worth the new $35 price tag?
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xCloud Violates App Store Guidelines
Is Sony Holding Spider-Man Hostage
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This week the Game Deflators embark on a four-part series on PlayStation collecting with their first starter kit showdown. John and Ryan each budget out $150 to build their ideal PS1 collection. John will take on the nostalgia over collectible approach with loose games, and Ryan goes all in with CIB. Whose selections will reign supreme?
Capping off the episode, the duo plays Raycrisis for the PS1. Is this game worth buying versus an entire starter kit?
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Microsoft showcased a number of games for the Xbox Series X, but how did it compare to the PS5 showcase? This week on the Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan discuss all of the games revealed at the Xbox showcase along with thoughts on Microsoft's possible broken promise.
Capping off the episode, the duo floats above the city in Gravity Rush Remastered for PS4. This video game is uncommon, expensive, but certainty sought after. Is it worth the $140 price tag?
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Microsoft's Broken Promise
Xbox Games Showcase
PS5 Games Showcase
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Microsoft discontinues their digital version of the Xbox One, the ESA has released it's 2020 facts on the gaming industry and we learn the true impact of challenge in video games. Also in this episode John gives discusses his first impressions with he new PS4 exclusive Ghost of Tsushima. Is this "Assassins Creed" formula samurai game worth a purchase?
Capping off the episode, the duo takes to the skies in Rodea the Sky Soldier for the Nintendo Wii U. The game is cheap but has some less than stellar reviews. Should you send a few dollars its way?
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2020 Video Game Facts
Microsoft Discontinuing XBOX One Digital
The True Impact of Games
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