The crew returns to react to The Game Awards, see who got the most predictions correct, and discuss all the reveals.

The Game Awards. Three guys. One prediction each for most categories. Who wins December 7?

This week, Anthony, David, and Noah bemoan Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III. Anthony is shocked at David's reception to Modern Warfare III. There are some bright spots, but it's easily the worst of the Modern Warfare franchise. Will the first Grand Theft Auto VI trailer show up at The Game Awards? David has evidence to suggest it will. The crew reacts to the nominations for most of The Game Award categories.

00:00:00 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III was doomed from the start

01:03:37 Will the Grand Theft Auto VI trailer reveal during The Game Awards?

01:15:36 The Game Awards nominee reactions

This week, David reviewed Robocop: Rogue City and found it full of delight despite its unmistakable AA production. Anthony confirms Cities Skylines 2's poor performance but still loves it. They get into all the layers of the Bungie layoffs as well as full screen pop ads on Xbox.

00:00:00 Robocop: Rogue City review

00:36:39 Cities Skylines 2 has poor performance but is still fun

00:58:09 The multilayered problems of the Bungie layoffs

01:31:03 Xbox is placing full screen ads on your console. Terrible idea.

This week, Super Mario Wonder is the talk of the show. Jack Zustiak gives his review on Mario Wonder and sarcastically calls it "pretty good." David dotes over Alan Wake 2. No one saw that coming. The crew also talks several news stories including the reason why Skull Island: Rise of Kong is a disaster, Cities Skylines 2's absurd reasoning for launching with poor performance, and Netflix struggling to convince its subscribers to play games.

00:00:00 Super Mario Wonder. It's pretty good.

00:53:11 Alan Wake 2 impressions

01:39:26 Cities Skylines 2 bizarre developer comments

01:48:59 Skull Island: Rise of Kong had one year of development

02:00:22 Only 1% of Netflix subscribers play on Netflix Games

02:17:32 Stuff in weird places in grocery stores

This week, David talks playing Wild Card Football with Colin Kapernick. He likes Wild Card Football a lot. Anthony talks about his time with Forza Motorsport and why he's impressed but doesn't like one glaring issue with it. They also talk Xbox not making Call of Duty exclusive, dunk on Skull Island: Rise of King Kong, and sweet tea and southern names.

This week, Noah showers praise all over Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty and the improved Cyberpunk 2077 experience. Cassie joins the show to talk about her experience with Forza Motorsport, the latest return of the mainline Forza franchise. David talks all things Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 2023 shown during Call of Duty Next. Anthony played Sea of Stars and believes it's a faithful recreation of 90s JRPG's and is mostly fun.

00:00:00 Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty completes Cyberpunk's redemption

00:24:39 Forza Motorsport is back

00:45:17 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 looks like a step in the right direction

01:10:55 Sea of Stars is a faithful recreation of 90s JRPG's and is fun

This week, David Burdette shares his love and thoughts for Alan Wake 2 after playing it at a preview event. Anthony played Crash Team Rumble and found it no different from the beta and believes it needs more content and depth. Noah played The Last Descendant and thought it was underwhelming and buggy. The crew also discusses Jim Ryan's retirement and speculate who could take over as the PlayStation CEO.

00:00:00 Alan Wake 2 preview impressions

00:38:45 Crash Team Rumble needs more content and depth

00:55:14 The Last Descendant is another mid game by Nexon

01:10:45 PlayStation boss, Jim Ryan, retires

This week David Burdette was able to get hands-on with Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and gives us a preview, Anthony is obsessed with F-Zero 99. Send help. Noah checked out a game called TouHou: New World, an interesting mix of an top-down action game with bullet hell elements. The crew also discusses the Xbox leaks.

00:00:00 Final Fantasy VII Hands-On Preview

00:28:43 Xbox leaks show off Xbox Series X mid-console refresh

01:15:15 TouHou: New World combines top down action with bullet hell

01:29:13 F-Zero 99 is incredibly addicting

This week, Noah Rigsby gives his in-depth Fae Farm review thoughts and David talks to us about two VR shooters from inside an airport -- Firewall Ultra and Crossfire: Sierra Squad. This should go well. They also discuss an interesting Would You Rather question.

00:00:00 Fae Farm impressions

00:23:52 Firewall Ultra

00:39:20 Crossfire: Sierra Squad

00:48:56 Would you rather your game start slow or have a slow middle section?