A currently in-development game called Last of Us 2 had about 1,5 hours of gameplay leaked online. Aside from having an impact on the dev team, also YouTubers covering this topic are being copystriked down. Let's hope the FrameCast doesn't meet the same fate. Also, we talk about Assassin's Creed Valhalla and what we can expect for new and live-service games with the new Console Generation.

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Final Fantasy 7 released a Remake after years of anticipation, but how faithful is it??? And can we even talk about that without risking spoilers for this rather timely game? Also, Warframe is releasing Public Test Servers, which might prove for great grounds for content creators to get an edge in reviewing content for the game.

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Xandy Pants is a buildcraft privateer and professional internet human who creates videos around an online game named Warframe and is a Twitch Partnered Streamer. You can find his videos over at https://www.youtube.com/XandyPants

Valorant just launched Closed beta for a 5v5 FPS PvP game. The only way  to gain access to it currently is via Twitch Drops, and it also runs an  anti-cheat system on your computer at all times with admin privileges.  What implications does this have for privacy, how far can anti-cheat  measures go and should selected Twitch streamers be the only ones  capable of providing people access to a game?

With The Division 2 Ban Controversy, Review-bombing has again been seen as a way for players to voice their discontent with a game. It's a phenomenon not exclusive to gaming, as most forms of media are subject to professional critic reviews and audience reviews that tend to be very biased. Is there still value in Reviews and if so, do they still function the same way as they used to?

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TDefton is a Computer Scientist, Music Producer, Gaming Youtuber and has  his own Clothing Brand called 'Bad Quality'. He's recently been  creating videos on The Division 2, which had a new expansion in March of  2020.  

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The World Health Organization encourages people to go and Play Games! For all those years of people trying to get gamers to game less and be responsible, could this be the time where gaming was right all along? 

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The COVID-19 Coronavirus is quarantining most parts of Europe and the  Americas. As a result this is having a big impact on the Gaming  industry, with conventions like E3 being shut down and Steam breaking  20+ million users on Sunday, March 15th.  

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Star Trek Picard is an ongoing Star Trek series that has fans divided.  How does it treat the previous canon, like TNG, and how can the trend  where beloved old Franchises are being rebooted/serialized be done with  care? 

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COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus, is affecting many parts of the  world as of early March 2019. Aside from the health implications of this  virus, how does this affect the Games industry with regards to hardware  supplies, game production and should gaming conventions still be held?