The crew unites again this week to recount glorious Thanksgiving meals and discuss some juicy games industry drama. In the news, the Star Wars Battlefront 2 controversy continues as Lucasfilm weighs in and a US legislator calls out EA, Bungie makes changes to Destiny 2’s XP system after analysis by some dedicated players, and Gazillion [&hellip

With Scott out this week, the lovable Hardballer joins us as we discuss Thanksgiving preparation, Diablo III addiction, and a whole lot about microtransactions. EA dominates the news this week for all the wrong reasons: Need for Speed Payback makes changes after getting “community feedback,” and juicy scandal surrounds the launch of Star Wars Battlefront [&hellip

Our good friend and KBMOD veteran Nick Fenton joins the cast this week to celebrate our 300th episode in style! In the news, Intel partners with AMD to go against Nvidia, EA acquires Respawn Entertainment, Telltale cuts 90 staff, and Call of Duty: WWII has a pretty nice opening weekend. In the viewer questions, we [&hellip

As our 300th episode draws near, we try to figure out whether YingityYang really did intentionally avoid Brandon all throughout TwitchCon. In the news, BlizzCon brings announcements about StarCraft II going free-to-play, WoW getting a new expansion and official vanilla servers, Hearthstone’s new expansion on the way, and so much more. In sadder news, we [&hellip

This week, we’re joined by our good friend Ben Basic, talented animator and video game developer working on the upcoming game Neon Town! To start off, we talk about Halloween festivities, our TwitchCon experiences, and a whole lot of Destiny 2. With Ben joining us this week, we ask him some questions to gain some [&hellip

On this week’s episode, the crew recounts their experiences with bug-infested TVs, the woes of house hunting, and the upcoming TwitchCon weekend. In the news, Epic Games files a lawsuit against Fortnite cheaters, and a report claims loot boxes have tripled the value of the games industry. In the quick hits, IGN acquires Humble Bundle, [&hellip

The crew unites again this week for another hilarious episode! In the news, AOL Instant Messenger is shutting down after 20 years, and PUBG gets bombarded with negative Steam reviews due to questionable in-game advertising. In the quick hits, Hawken is shutting down and being removed from Steam, Intel’s new Core i7-8700K gets reviewed, Marvel [&hellip

Brandon, KDZen, and YingityYang gather round this week as autumn sets upon us. In the news this week, Call of Duty: WWII’s developers want to win over the PC gaming community, Assassin’s Creed Origins will get an education-focused “Discovery Tour” mode in early 2018, and Red Dead Redemption 2 still shows no signs of coming [&hellip

The usual suspects return this week to talk about weddings per second, the appropriate dress code for jury duty, and movie theater etiquette. In the news, Fortnite Battle Royale will go free-to-play this week, and PUBG executives become “concerned” (and then attempt to clarify that concern) over Fortnite’s similarities to PUBG. In the quick hits, [&hellip

Scott, KDZen, and YingityYang are here this week for an episode that may be light on news, but is heavy on delectable memes. In the news, PUBG dethrones Dota 2’s record for highest concurrent player count on Steam, Cliff Bleszinski says Lawbreakers can still be a success, Battleborn inches one step closer to the grave, [&hellip