We welcome Scott back from California this week, and we don’t waste any time getting to the good stuff. In the news this week, Ubisoft talks about punishing exploiters in The Division, and Dean Hall’s studio RocketWerkz releases a Vive-exclusive strategy game out of the blue. The Steam controller may be getting a hardware revision, [&hellip

With only Brandon and KDZen to occupy your ears, this week’s cast reaches new levels of intimacy. We start with a lengthy discussion about returning defective electronics and meeting up-and-coming trickshotters before taking the opportunity to fill our weekly quota of Dark Souls discussion. The news this week involves questionable spending from a vaping Congressman, [&hellip

Brandon, Scott, and Brad kick off this week’s cast with a heavy dose of opinions about the DOOM multiplayer closed beta, which leads nicely into a discussion about balancing games differently between PC and console. The news this week is dense with a recap of the MLG CS:GO Major, a truly terrible April Fools’ Day [&hellip

On this Easter Sunday, we have the full crew here to dive into all sorts of topics. The news this week includes some truly bizarre stories, like an AI chatbot from Microsoft turning into a racist Nazi and a man getting arrested for an overdue VHS rental from 2002. And in gaming news, we take [&hellip

With Scott absent, this week’s episode is a little more intimate with just Brandon, Brad, and KDZen. In this week’s news, sources point toward a PlayStation 4.5, and the cast discusses what this more powerful system could mean for VR on the console. Newly announced details for the Razer Core have consumers scratching their heads [&hellip

On this week’s cast, the news covers AMD announcing its new XConnect technology, Sony finally compensating users affected by the 2011 PSN hack, and a bit of drama involving the developer of Bear Simulator. We also discuss Microsoft closing two game studios, Riot Games acquiring Radiant Entertainment, Hearthstone announcing a new expansion, and more! In [&hellip

This week’s episode of the cast features a man’s struggle against learning third grade-level art and a journey of fondue-related self-discovery. In conventional news, the CEO of Epic Games bashes Microsoft’s Universal Windows Platform, Quantum Break takes online DRM to a new level, and a senator notorious for blaming violent video games for the downfall of [&hellip

In this two hundred and twenty-fifth entry of the podcast, AllShamNoWow joins us to talk PC Gaming and chicken wings. In the news this week, we break down the recent events involving Apple opposing the FBI’s order to create a backdoor to the security of iOS, the HTC Vive’s leaked price tag. and Black Ops 3’s multiplayer [&hellip

The podcast is back after a couple of weeks off, and while John and Nick might be missing, we do have a special guest appearance from world-class video game maker Dave Oshry. We’ve got a fair bit of news to cover after a two week absence: Amazon launched Lumberyard, a free game engine based on [&hellip

In this week’s episode, we cover the newest release in the *cough* critically acclaimed Five Nights at Freddy’s series–the newest entry was released early, but then pulled from Steam shortly after due to its “unsatisfactory quality.” Ubisoft has partnered with Elijah Wood’s production company to develop virtual reality games and other content. Other news includes [&hellip