Podcast appearances and mentions of jeffrey grubb

As is their custom, Kotaku published a stupid piece saying including white cis women characters in games isn’t progressive enough, adding more proof to the never-ending pile of evidence that video game journalists will never be satisfied with their social justice agenda. We also discuss Dia Lacina’s terrible takes on politics in Returnal and Nier’s auto-battle system, Jeffrey Grubb simping for Lacina and his history of being not a good guy, Respawn’s jab at Polygon’s error-riddled article on Titanfall lore, a Riot developer’s based take on critical race theory, Polygon pushing the idea that people have body dysmorphia over Wii Fit, and a World of Warcraft voice actor being canceled over fruitless sexual misconduct allegations.

On this week's episode, host Jeffrey Grubb talks to Andrey “Reynad” Yanyuk, who is the chief executive officer of the esports organization Tempo Storm. He started out as a pro gamer, but he also equally embraced life as a content creator. Eventually, he started Tempo Storm and stepped into the CEO role to focus on creating a multimedia company that leverages the popularity of its talent both as competitors and as influencers. And now, after years of promoting other people's games, Tempo Storm is working on a game of its own. And Andrey sees this as his opportunity to turn his business into the Bloomberg of esports. Support the show on Patreon.com/hgmm Thank you for listening You can get more from me at GamesBeat.com Email me about the podcast at jeff.grubb@gmail.com with the subject line: How Games Make Money Or reach out on Twitter: I'm @JeffGrubb The podcast is @HGMMshow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

games+podcast@venturebeat.com @jeffgrubb @tolkoto On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, reviews editor Mike Minotti explains his review of Half-Life: Alyx. The new VR Half-Life marks a full return for the series, but it's not the revolution that some are making it out to be. It's also a stressful game that is tough to play in these stressful times. Mike then joins editor Jeffrey Grubb in talking about the lovely escapism of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. But first, in the news, GameStop cares more about money than people. Animal Crossing is selling well. And Nintendo is going after Dreams players who use its characters. Jeff also talks about Nvidia's new DLSS 2.0 technology. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

On the pilot episode of How Games Make Money, host Jeffrey Grubb talks with Ironsource chief financial officer Omer Kaplan about serving up ads in hypercasual games. Do those ads really make money? And why are those ads always for other games? We talk about all of that and more, so listen, won't you? Theme music: Blippy Trance by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5759-blippy-trance License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb and review editor Mike Minotti are skeptical that Google Stadia has a future. The crew also talks about what they would want from a Knights of the Old Republic reboot. Also, if you need to set precedent in your country, don't try to do so by suing Nintendo. The spirit of Howard Lincoln will come for you. Join us, won't you? Also, Mike has finished Tokyo Mirage Sessions, and Jeff has finished Luigi's Mansion 3. Both feel very positive about each game. Now, it's time to catch up on some more games. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

It's a special episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast this week where the crew goes deep on Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. EA Motive writer Mitch Dyer joins GamesBeat managing editor Jason Wilson and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb to talk about the game and everything related to Star Wars. The gang touches on everything from The Courtship of Princess Leia to Dash Rendar. But, of course, most of the spoilers have to do with Jedi: Fallen Order itself. Join us, won't you? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The GamesBeat Decides podcast can finally talk about Death Stranding, and that's exactly what happens on this week's episode. Gameranx producer Tom Johnson and Sidequesting editor and podcaster Erron Kelly join GamesBeat PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb for that discussion. The crew also touches on some Destiny 2 and The Outer Worlds. Join us, won't you? Download here Subscribe to the RSS Listen on Anchor.fm Find past episodes here The news this week is all about BlizzCon and Blizzard's announcements. EA is back on Steam. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, meanwhile, misrepresents a real-world war crime, which is fun. The team also talks about Ubisoft creating Yves Guillemot's Shark Tank where the company's internal studios have to pitch unique ideas for new games. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

Someone has to keep Hideo Kojima in the life to which he is accustomed, and the Monster Energy drink company has the cash to do just that. PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb invites SGQD's John Phipps and Sidequest's Erron Kelly to talk about exactly that. The crew also talk about Zelda: Link's Awakening and the Switch Lite. Join us, wont' you? In the news, the podcast goes over the new mobile-game subscription services from both Apple and Google. And then it's the Hideo Kojima/Monster Energy roller coaster. Thanks for listening, and enjoy! WHAT WE’VE BEEN DOING Jeff: Switch Lite Zelda John: Switch Lite Zelda Untitled Goose Game Erron: Oxygen Not Included Frostpunk Kenshi Cube World --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

It's not cheating if it's anime. At least, those are the rules on the GamesBeat Decides podcast. On this week's episode, reviews editor Mike Minotti and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb are talk more about Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Meanwhile, GamesBeat lead writer Dean Takahashi shows up to talk about Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Steel Division 2. In the news, the crew talks about mass shootings and how video games do and don't relate to gun violence in the United States. This touches on Walmart, Apex Legends on ESPN, Trump, and more. Elsewhere in the news, the industry has a plan to self-regulate lootboxes, and Death Stranding is probably coming to the Epic Games Store, right? Probably. That just seems like something that is going to happen. Here's everything we talked about this week: WHAT WE’VE BEEN PLAYING Jeff: Fire Emblem: Three Houses Rashlander Mike: Fire Emblem: Three Houses Dean: Wolfenstein: Youngblood Steel Division 2 Modern Warfare --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

Summer has broken -- at least as far as video games are concerned. That means we finally have a lot of news to talk about on the GamesBeat Decides podcast. On this episode, GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb talk about Ninja defecting from Twitch to Microsoft's Mixer. Mike also uses his insider connections to give the lowdown on Universal Studios' Super Nintendo World theme park. Download here Subscribe to the RSS Listen on Anchor.fm Find past episodes here The GamesBeat Decides team also still has a lot to say about Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Jeff's playing on hard mode, and he wants everyone to know how cool he is. Mike, meanwhile, is spending some time with the new Hero character from Dragon Quest in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Join us, won't you? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

GamesBeat Decides is with you once again to talk about surprising cooperative games and the correct Fire Emblem house. On this week's episode, reviews editor Mike Minotti scolds PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb for siding against Splatoon 2 start Marina in the last Splatfest. But no way was Jeff going to side with the cops on Team Order over Team Chaos. The crew also talks a bit more about Fire Emblem: Three Houses before jumping into an explanation of Wolfenstein: Youngblood and 198X. In the news, Nintendo is doing the right thing to fix its Joy-Con issues. Blizzard steps in it with its explanation for Sigma's feet. And Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is selling well. Join us, won’t you? Here are all the games we talked about Jeff: Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble Aim Lab Mike: Fire Emblem: Three Houses Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The summer is still slow for news on the GamesBeat Decides podcast. But on this week's episode, we've got plenty of coverage of the monthly NPD report. We also talk about a law firm's potential class-action lawsuit against Nintendo and more. First, however, we talk about a lot of games. GamesBeat PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb is digging the Advance Wars-like Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble. He's also trying to improve his shooter skills with the help of a program called Aim Lab. PC guest post editor Rowan Kaiser joins the show to talk about the comfortable grind of Mortal Kombat 11, the latest update to Oxygen Not Included, and his love for Total War: Three Kingdoms. But reviews editor Mike Minotti provides the big showdown this week with his dueling Switch games: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 and Fire Emblem: Three Houses. According to him, it's no contest. Join us, won't you? Here are all the games we talked about: Jeff: Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble Aim Lab Mike: Fire Emblem: Three Houses Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 Warframe Rowan: Mortal Kombat Oxygen Not Included Three Kingdoms? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The entire video gaming world still feels hungover from the Electronic Entertainment Expo trade show in June. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, however, we still have plenty to talk about. Co-hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti have played some games. Mike is reviewing Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and he can talk about his time with the first chapter so far. Jeff, meanwhile, is back into Flappy Bird thanks to a new battle royale version. In the news, the crew talks about Switch Lite, of course. But they also speak to Valve's Steam Labs, Google Stadia's timid phone support, and LOTRO 2 or something. Thanks for listening. Here are the games we talked about: Jeff: Outer Wilds Flappy Bird Royale Mike: Fire Emblem: Three Houses World of Warcraft --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

We all mess up sometimes, and that's why the GamesBeat Decides podcast is spending this week apologizing on behalf of the brand. On this episode, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti dive into some more Super Mario Maker 2 and Outer Wilds. The crew also discovers that Bloodstained isn't that great on Switch, and Mike tries out the new hero in Apex Legends. In the news, Mordhau is dealing with racism in a poor way. Twitch character Dr. Disrespect, meanwhile, seems like a bully. Maybe we can escape all of this feeling of constant assault from all sides with a nice game of Eve Online -- no, wait. Aliens have suddenly begun invading that massively multiplayer online experience. The GamesBeat Decides team also explains what is going on with the backlash to Pokemon and Game Freak. It's not all bad news, however, and that's thanks to Summer Games Done Quick. Thanks for listening. Here are the games we talked about: Jeff: Outer Wilds Super Mario Maker 2 Bloodstained MIKE: Super Mario Maker 2 Apex Legends --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The Electronic Entertainment Expo is never over in our hearts, and the fun can continue if you listen to the GamesBeat Decides podcast. You can do so right here. On this week's episode, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti talk about some of the games they've played since returning home from Los Angeles. Highlights include Super Mario Maker 2, Cadence of Hyrule, and Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. Then in the news, we've got some developments regarding Randy Pitchford. Nintendo explained why it's making Breath of the Wild 2, but we're skeptical. We also talk about how good Amazon is at video games. To close out the show, Mike asks Jeff to elaborate more about his complicated Link's Awakening feelings. And then they spend several minutes recapping Elon Musk's deep love and respect for video games, which led to him allegedly leaving Twitter. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The new teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Sunday's Wrestlemania give us plenty to talk about on GamesBeat Decides this week. Also on this episode, co-hosts Mike Minotti and Jeffrey Grubb talk about Katana Zero and Pathway as well as more Sekiro and World of Warcraft. In the news, the crew talks about Steam defusing Borderlands 2's review bomb, Sekiro sales, and YouTube demonetizing Weedcraft videos. Also, you can use ray tracing on GTX cards, but should you? Join us for all that and more, won’t you? Download the episode here Subscribe to the RSS Listen on Castette AUDIO Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Hollow Knight World of Warcraft Jeff: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Katana Zero Pathway News Borderlands 2 is the fist game on Steam where you already can see Valve's new "off-topic review bombing filter" in action twitter.com/SteamD... Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice sales top two million in 10 days investor.activision.com/news-r... YouTube’s rules don’t justify demonetizing Weedcraft Inc videos Ray tracing now works on some GTX cards — here’s how they perform You can change your PSN ID starting today. blog.us.playstation.com/2019/0... Dangerous Driving (racing game) missing leaderboards feature on PC because of Epic Games Store exclusivity gamerevolution.com/review... How well Call of Duty's Blackout Battle Royale is doing

The new teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Sunday's Wrestlemania give us plenty to talk about on GamesBeat Decides this week. Also on this episode, co-hosts Mike Minotti and Jeffrey Grubb talk about Katana Zero and Pathway as well as more Sekiro and World of Warcraft. In the news, the crew talks about Steam defusing Borderlands 2's review bomb, Sekiro sales, and YouTube demonetizing Weedcraft videos. Also, you can use ray tracing on GTX cards, but should you? Join us for all that and more, won’t you? Download the episode here Subscribe to the RSS Listen on Castette AUDIO Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Hollow Knight World of Warcraft Jeff: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Katana Zero Pathway News Borderlands 2 is the fist game on Steam where you already can see Valve's new "off-topic review bombing filter" in action twitter.com/SteamD... Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice sales top two million in 10 days investor.activision.com/news-r... YouTube’s rules don’t justify demonetizing Weedcraft Inc videos Ray tracing now works on some GTX cards — here’s how they perform You can change your PSN ID starting today. blog.us.playstation.com/2019/0... Dangerous Driving (racing game) missing leaderboards feature on PC because of Epic Games Store exclusivity gamerevolution.com/review... How well Call of Duty's Blackout Battle Royale is doing --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

We're mad about Epic Games Store and dealing with an existential Baba crisis on GamesBeat Decides. On this week's episode, we're also talking about the Division 2 and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. In the news, Microsoft may launch an ultimate subscription bundle and Sega has its own miniconsole. Meanwhile, at PAX East, Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford will have to stop doing magic long enough to launch Borderlands 3 in September. But it is coming exclusively to Epic Games Store on PC, and co-hosts Mike Minotti and Jeffrey Grubb try to figure out why they are so mad about that.Join us, won’t you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike: Hollow Knight The Division 2 Jeff: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Baba Is You NEWS Microsoft may launch $15 subscription bundle with Gold and Game Pass Borderlands 3 launch date and EGS exclusivity Sega Genesis Mini PlayStation Store will refund preorders Risk of Rain 2 hits 500,000 players Labo VR supports Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild Best Buy allegedly leaks Person 5, Link to the Past, and Metroid Prime Trilogy for Switch

We're mad about Epic Games Store and dealing with an existential Baba crisis on GamesBeat Decides. On this week's episode, we're also talking about the Division 2 and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. In the news, Microsoft may launch an ultimate subscription bundle and Sega has its own miniconsole. Meanwhile, at PAX East, Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford will have to stop doing magic long enough to launch Borderlands 3 in September. But it is coming exclusively to Epic Games Store on PC, and co-hosts Mike Minotti and Jeffrey Grubb try to figure out why they are so mad about that.Join us, won’t you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike: Hollow Knight The Division 2 Jeff: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Baba Is You NEWS Microsoft may launch $15 subscription bundle with Gold and Game Pass Borderlands 3 launch date and EGS exclusivity Sega Genesis Mini PlayStation Store will refund preorders Risk of Rain 2 hits 500,000 players Labo VR supports Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild Best Buy allegedly leaks Person 5, Link to the Past, and Metroid Prime Trilogy for Switch --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

On this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast, you will get to learn all about Mythic Mike. Co-host and GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti loves to raid, and you can learn all about that on this episode.Mike has also spent the last week playing Yoshi's Crafted World and The Division 2. He's finding Nintendo's platformer too breezy, but Ubisoft has nailed its online loot shooter up to this point. Fellow co-host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb, meanwhile, is playing the breakout indie Steam hit Factory Town.In the news, the crew talks about Halo coming to the PC, a bunch of new DLC, and why Sony isn't going to buy Take-Two.Join us, won't you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike: Yoshi's Crafted World The Division 2 World of Warcraft Jeff: Factory Town NEWS Halo: The Master Chief Collection coming to PC Devil May Cry 5 sales No Man's Sky: Beyond Battlefield V: Firestorm Back 4 Blood Xbox now plays PC games streamed from a local rig Valve expands Steam Link to stream remotely outside your network Google is teasing something hardcore for GDC Sony isn't acquiring Take-Two

On this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast, you will get to learn all about Mythic Mike. Co-host and GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti loves to raid, and you can learn all about that on this episode.Mike has also spent the last week playing Yoshi's Crafted World and The Division 2. He's finding Nintendo's platformer too breezy, but Ubisoft has nailed its online loot shooter up to this point. Fellow co-host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb, meanwhile, is playing the breakout indie Steam hit Factory Town.In the news, the crew talks about Halo coming to the PC, a bunch of new DLC, and why Sony isn't going to buy Take-Two.Join us, won't you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike: Yoshi's Crafted World The Division 2 World of Warcraft Jeff: Factory Town NEWS Halo: The Master Chief Collection coming to PC Devil May Cry 5 sales No Man's Sky: Beyond Battlefield V: Firestorm Back 4 Blood Xbox now plays PC games streamed from a local rig Valve expands Steam Link to stream remotely outside your network Google is teasing something hardcore for GDC Sony isn't acquiring Take-Two --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The video game industry is closing up shop after another wild week, and now it’s time to read books and speak to our families. But first, you know we gotta wrap up everything that happened with the GamesBeat Decides podcast. On this week’s episode, co-host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb talks about Trials Rising and Ape Out. Meanwhile, fellow co-host and reviews editor Mike Minotti goes deep into Anthem and a discussion about BioWare and Electronic Arts. The crew also played some Apex Legends and that new ToeJam and Earl. In the news, GamesBeat Decides discusses why it’s messed up that THQ Nordic held an AMA on 8Chan. And Mike reveals that he is able to see into the future when he has a fever and no sleep. Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike: Apex Legends Anthem ToeJame and Earl: Back in the Groove Jeff: Trials Rising Ape Out NEWS THQ Nordic does an AMA on 8Chan Pokemon Sword and Shield Mike is a witch Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order reveal coming in April Cyberpunk 2077 will be at E3 Devotion removed from Steam Anthem’s physical sales --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The video game industry is closing up shop after another wild week, and now it’s time to read books and speak to our families. But first, you know we gotta wrap up everything that happened with the GamesBeat Decides podcast. On this week’s episode, co-host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb talks about Trials Rising and Ape Out. Meanwhile, fellow co-host and reviews editor Mike Minotti goes deep into Anthem and a discussion about BioWare and Electronic Arts. The crew also played some Apex Legends and that new ToeJam and Earl. In the news, GamesBeat Decides discusses why it’s messed up that THQ Nordic held an AMA on 8Chan. And Mike reveals that he is able to see into the future when he has a fever and no sleep. Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike: Apex Legends Anthem ToeJame and Earl: Back in the Groove Jeff: Trials Rising Ape Out NEWS THQ Nordic does an AMA on 8Chan Pokemon Sword and Shield Mike is a witch Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order reveal coming in April Cyberpunk 2077 will be at E3 Devotion removed from Steam Anthem’s physical sales

We are back! The GamesBeat Decides podcast took two weeks off because co-host Jeffrey Grubb had another kid. What was he thinking? But he has returned from parental leave, and co-host Mike Minotti and GamesBeat PC guest post editor Rowan Kaiser joins him.  On this week's episode, the GamesBeat Decides team talks about Apex Legends, and how it is dominating the world. Jeff has also played Far Cry: New Dawn and explains why you may or may not want to skip it.  In the news, the team breaks down the Nintendo Direct announcements, which includes a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. And then the crew laments Activision leadership laying off 800 people following record revenues.  Join us, won't you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Tetris 99 Eco Jeff: Far Cry: New Dawn Tetris 99 Eco Rowan: Civilization VI Apex Legends NEWS Nintendo Direct Activision Blizzard layoffs US Copyright and Trademark Office refuses Carlton dance copyright The Division 2 has more PC preorders than The Division 1 despite not being on Steam --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

We are back! The GamesBeat Decides podcast took two weeks off because co-host Jeffrey Grubb had another kid. What was he thinking? But he has returned from parental leave, and co-host Mike Minotti and GamesBeat PC guest post editor Rowan Kaiser joins him.  On this week's episode, the GamesBeat Decides team talks about Apex Legends, and how it is dominating the world. Jeff has also played Far Cry: New Dawn and explains why you may or may not want to skip it.  In the news, the team breaks down the Nintendo Direct announcements, which includes a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. And then the crew laments Activision leadership laying off 800 people following record revenues.  Join us, won't you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Tetris 99 Eco Jeff: Far Cry: New Dawn Tetris 99 Eco Rowan: Civilization VI Apex Legends NEWS Nintendo Direct Activision Blizzard layoffs US Copyright and Trademark Office refuses Carlton dance copyright The Division 2 has more PC preorders than The Division 1 despite not being on Steam

Do you think that robots will end civilisation as we know it? Quite a heavy question to start off with, so let's just discuss what Chat Bots are for now and make our way up to that one. Julia’s back story is a little different - only seven years ago, Julia started her own company and has never looked back, with nearly one hundred members of staff now on board. Express Writers is a writing agency that cerates content, helping to build a brands presence online. Takeaways - Your light bulb moment. Have you had any? Don’t panic if not, they will come. The important thing is to keep on going. - Content creation and storytelling is massively important within Marketing today, but so many are doing it themselves and that is fine, as long as they know what they are doing. If not, bring in the pros. Take fixing your roof for example, the chances are you wouldn’t tackle that on your limited expertise (unless you’re a roofer) you’d call a professional and content creation is no different. - There are many ways to measure or analyse your content other than your income. Julia describes a few of these as: - Lead generation - Bottom-line sales and growth - Engagement, shares, likes (basically gaining trust through content) Yes this last one is a little bit inside the vanity metrics bracket but as long as they are seen as just part of your analysis, you can gain valuable insight into your strategy by reviewing them – just don’t rely on these solely. - When writing an assignment or essay, get everything down, even if you think its rubbish…. and then walk away. We’ve mentioned this before as a top tip. Walking away, getting some space between you and your work can recharge and reset the brain. If you start to do this as a rinse and repeat cycle it will start to become second nature and really help you in completing a great assignment. Chat Bots So what is a chat bot? You may have heard it called another term: smartbot, talkbot, chatterbot, Bot, IM bot, interactive agent, conversational interface or artificial conversational entity, but lets stick with chat bot for now. A chat bot is a computer program that mimics conversation with people using artificial intelligence (via audio or copy). They can transform the way we interact over the Internet from a series of self-initiated task and conversations. What we are saying is that instead of having a conversation with a human over the Internet, we are chatting to software that has been programmed to respond to particular phrases that the majority of consumer would use. But lets step this up a level. The most recent incarnation of these is what Google calls ‘Google Assistant’ which works in a slightly different way in that a user firstly has to ask Google to arrange something, in this instance a hair appointment. This is what happened: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5VN56jQMWM Happy Marketing Everyone! Peter www.marketingstudylab.co.uk www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-study-lab/ www.facebook.com/marketingstudylab/ https://twitter.com/mktstudylab (@mktstudylab) Music Featured on this Podcast: Sleepy in the Garden Lobo Loco www.musikbrause.de Creative Commons License   LinksJulia McCoy: www.expresswriters.comwww.expresswriters.com/write-blog Podcast: The Write Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-write-podcast/id1082066558?mt=2 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fementrepreneur/ @fementrepreneur Twitter: https://twitter.com/juliaemccoy @JuliaEMcCoy Books:Growth Hacker Marketing – Ryan Holiday: https://amzn.to/2P4LvxaBrain Dean’s latest guide on voice search: https://backlinko.com/optimize-for-voice-search App:Slack: https://slack.com/ SEO Tool:SEMrush: https://www.semrush.comGoogle Assistant Example (posted by Jeffrey Grubb 08.05.18, Youtube.com): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5VN56jQMWM

The news was still slow this past week, but we have plenty to talk about. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti talk about their reviews for Resident Evil 2 and Kingdom Hearts III. The crew also gets into some details about the first 24 hours in The Big Eco Game that is happening now. In the news, Mike and Jeff break down the monthly NPD report as well as the annual results for 2018. It was a big year for game sales and Nintendo in particular. Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Kingdom Hearts III Eco Jeff: Resident Evil 2 Eco NEWS NPD 2018 results

The news was still slow this past week, but we have plenty to talk about. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti talk about their reviews for Resident Evil 2 and Kingdom Hearts III. The crew also gets into some details about the first 24 hours in The Big Eco Game that is happening now. In the news, Mike and Jeff break down the monthly NPD report as well as the annual results for 2018. It was a big year for game sales and Nintendo in particular. Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Kingdom Hearts III Eco Jeff: Resident Evil 2 Eco NEWS NPD 2018 results --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

We're two weeks into 2019, and the year finally decided to wake up. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, we look back at several big stories that all broke in the last couple of days.  Co-hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti talk Activision and Bungie splitting up. That includes the future of Destiny, Blizzard, and more. They also dive into the beef between Unity and Improbable. Finally, Epic Games continues to splash around its money and influence across the industry.  Join us, won't you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Red Dead Redemption II Jeff: PUBG Vikendi Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story The big topic: Bungie splits with Activision Unity and Improbable beef Ubisoft takes The Division 2 to Epic Games Store but not Steam Gearbox lawyer sues Randy Pitchford PS4 sales surpass 91.6 million AMD Radeon VII Linux gamers are bad, and they should feel bad Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen comes to Switch

We're two weeks into 2019, and the year finally decided to wake up. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, we look back at several big stories that all broke in the last couple of days.  Co-hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti talk Activision and Bungie splitting up. That includes the future of Destiny, Blizzard, and more. They also dive into the beef between Unity and Improbable. Finally, Epic Games continues to splash around its money and influence across the industry.  Join us, won't you? Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Red Dead Redemption II Jeff: PUBG Vikendi Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story The big topic: Bungie splits with Activision Unity and Improbable beef Ubisoft takes The Division 2 to Epic Games Store but not Steam Gearbox lawyer sues Randy Pitchford PS4 sales surpass 91.6 million AMD Radeon VII Linux gamers are bad, and they should feel bad Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen comes to Switch --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

It's time for Thanksgiving here in the United States, and that means it's time for naps and catching up on video games. Oh, and family or something. On this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast, we talk about all of that and killing Sean Bean. On this episode, co-host (and GamesBeat reviews editor) Mike Minotti talks about how much he is enjoying Pokémon -- Let's Go. Fellow co-host (and PC gaming editor) Jeffrey Grubb tries to avoid the call of Pikachu because $60 is a lot of money. The crew also checks in on Overwatch. In the news, Mike and Jeff break down the most recent NPD Group report for the gaming industry. Turns out that releasing a Call of Duty and Red Dead in October could lead to a lot of spending. And the GamesBeat team is even more skeptical than ever that PlayStation 5 is coming soon.  I hope you will join us for an enjoyable Turkey Day and black Friday!  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Pokémon -- Let's Go Overwatch Jeff: Hitman 2 Bad North News October 2018 NPD Discless Xbox One Valve discontinues the Steam Link Civilization VI: Gathering Storm expansion Ubisoft reverses its decision to edit Rainbow Six: Siege for China Activision is considering putting subtitles into Spyro: Reignited Trilogy Let's go shopping!

It's time for Thanksgiving here in the United States, and that means it's time for naps and catching up on video games. Oh, and family or something. On this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast, we talk about all of that and killing Sean Bean. On this episode, co-host (and GamesBeat reviews editor) Mike Minotti talks about how much he is enjoying Pokémon -- Let's Go. Fellow co-host (and PC gaming editor) Jeffrey Grubb tries to avoid the call of Pikachu because $60 is a lot of money. The crew also checks in on Overwatch. In the news, Mike and Jeff break down the most recent NPD Group report for the gaming industry. Turns out that releasing a Call of Duty and Red Dead in October could lead to a lot of spending. And the GamesBeat team is even more skeptical than ever that PlayStation 5 is coming soon.  I hope you will join us for an enjoyable Turkey Day and black Friday!  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Pokémon -- Let's Go Overwatch Jeff: Hitman 2 Bad North News October 2018 NPD Discless Xbox One Valve discontinues the Steam Link Civilization VI: Gathering Storm expansion Ubisoft reverses its decision to edit Rainbow Six: Siege for China Activision is considering putting subtitles into Spyro: Reignited Trilogy Let's go shopping! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

Sony is skipping the Electronic Entertainment Expo trade show next year. This is the first time PlayStation won't have a presence at the event since it began 24 years ago. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti dig into this news. What does it mean for Sony? What does it mean for E3? We know*, but you'll have to listen to find out. (*we don't actually know.) The Decides crew also talk about Tetris Effect, Hitman, and not playing Red Dead Redemption 2. In addition, Jeff -- GamesBeat's PC gaming editor -- has actually seen ray tracing working in a game. He paired Battlefield V with the $1,200 RTX 2080 Ti and the latest version of Windows 10. That combination enabled him to try out the latest lighting technology. The result? Some really good looking puddles. That's right. It's 2018, and we're talking about puddles in a video game again.  Join us for this week's show, and don't hesitate to tell us what your favorite puddle in a game is by tweeting @GBDecides.  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Spyro collection Fallout 76 Tetris Effect Jeff: Tetris Effect Battlefield V/RTX Hitman 2 News PlayStation skips E3 PlayStation's 5th anniversary 86.1 million hardware units shipped 777.9 million software units X018 Crackdown 3 comes February 15 Xbox acquires Obsidian and InXile Sunset Overdrive comes to PC Phil Spencer promises to fix Microsoft Store for PC games Spencer doesn’t think cloud will ever fully replace dedicated hardware Xbox will still make powerful hardware Nintendo wins $12 million lawsuit against couple that hosted illegal ROMs Nintendo of Russia's president is a nightmare human Soon, everything will be THQ Nordic Telltale enters bankruptcy Xbox One gets keyboard and mouse support Play the outro music. No, the other outro music!

Sony is skipping the Electronic Entertainment Expo trade show next year. This is the first time PlayStation won't have a presence at the event since it began 24 years ago. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti dig into this news. What does it mean for Sony? What does it mean for E3? We know*, but you'll have to listen to find out. (*we don't actually know.) The Decides crew also talk about Tetris Effect, Hitman, and not playing Red Dead Redemption 2. In addition, Jeff -- GamesBeat's PC gaming editor -- has actually seen ray tracing working in a game. He paired Battlefield V with the $1,200 RTX 2080 Ti and the latest version of Windows 10. That combination enabled him to try out the latest lighting technology. The result? Some really good looking puddles. That's right. It's 2018, and we're talking about puddles in a video game again.  Join us for this week's show, and don't hesitate to tell us what your favorite puddle in a game is by tweeting @GBDecides.  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Spyro collection Fallout 76 Tetris Effect Jeff: Tetris Effect Battlefield V/RTX Hitman 2 News PlayStation skips E3 PlayStation's 5th anniversary 86.1 million hardware units shipped 777.9 million software units X018 Crackdown 3 comes February 15 Xbox acquires Obsidian and InXile Sunset Overdrive comes to PC Phil Spencer promises to fix Microsoft Store for PC games Spencer doesn’t think cloud will ever fully replace dedicated hardware Xbox will still make powerful hardware Nintendo wins $12 million lawsuit against couple that hosted illegal ROMs Nintendo of Russia's president is a nightmare human Soon, everything will be THQ Nordic Telltale enters bankruptcy Xbox One gets keyboard and mouse support Play the outro music. No, the other outro music! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

It's our 100th-episode spectacular! To celebrate, we are doing exactly what we always do! That's right. This week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast is a power-hour of two guys pretending to know what they're talking about. Co-host and GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti has spent some time with Soul Calibur 6, and he tells us about the status of said soul vis-à-vis burning. Co-host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb, meanwhile, has had some hardware struggles that have kept him busy. The crew also spends some time explaining why they don't need to shoot anyone in BOBO (Black Ops Blackout) to contribute to the success of their team. In the news, the Decides team talks about Rockstar's crunch problems. Finally, they discuss murdering Sean Bean in a completely consensual way.  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  BOBO Soul Calibur 6 The Legend of Zelda Jeff: Intel Core i9-9900K News Red Dead studio is crunching Analogue is making the Mega Sg for Sega games Sony fixes malicious PlayStation Network message Hitman 2's first elusive target is Sean Bean Black Ops 4 had the biggest digital day one sales ever, but it's stock is down Discord Store is live Discord terms of service removes right to join class-action lawsuit BOBO-YOLO!

It's our 100th-episode spectacular! To celebrate, we are doing exactly what we always do! That's right. This week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast is a power-hour of two guys pretending to know what they're talking about. Co-host and GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti has spent some time with Soul Calibur 6, and he tells us about the status of said soul vis-à-vis burning. Co-host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb, meanwhile, has had some hardware struggles that have kept him busy. The crew also spends some time explaining why they don't need to shoot anyone in BOBO (Black Ops Blackout) to contribute to the success of their team. In the news, the Decides team talks about Rockstar's crunch problems. Finally, they discuss murdering Sean Bean in a completely consensual way.  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  BOBO Soul Calibur 6 The Legend of Zelda Jeff: Intel Core i9-9900K News Red Dead studio is crunching Analogue is making the Mega Sg for Sega games Sony fixes malicious PlayStation Network message Hitman 2's first elusive target is Sean Bean Black Ops 4 had the biggest digital day one sales ever, but it's stock is down Discord Store is live Discord terms of service removes right to join class-action lawsuit BOBO-YOLO! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The country roads have lifted their embargo, and now GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti can talk about them. He spends some time explaining what he found on this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast. It turns out that we still have questions. PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb joins Mike to talk about BOBO (Call of Duty: Black Ops Black Out), which still isn't doing it for him. Mike is also finally playing 2016's Hitman, and he's mad that Jeff didn't tell him how great it is. It's a shame that we don't hours of audio footage -- like a podcast, for example -- where Jeff repeatedly told him to play it immediately for two years.  In the news, Mike and Jeff talk about Nintendo remixing its NES classics. They also wonder if a Zelda randomizer or Super Wario Bros. 3 could come to Switch next. The crew also spends some time exasperated at people who think we're getting new consoles in 2019.  You should join us and listen along.  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Fallout 76 Hitman Jeff: BOBO News Nintendo's remixed NES classics Sony CEO says PS5 is "necessary" Hitman 2 gets multiplayer Assassin's Creed Odyssey is doing well Forza Horizon 4 had 2 million players Microsoft might buy Obsidian Skyboud is gonna save The Walking Dead's final season PSN is getting name changes But seriously, why would you possibly think we're getting new consoles in 2019?

The country roads have lifted their embargo, and now GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti can talk about them. He spends some time explaining what he found on this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast. It turns out that we still have questions. PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb joins Mike to talk about BOBO (Call of Duty: Black Ops Black Out), which still isn't doing it for him. Mike is also finally playing 2016's Hitman, and he's mad that Jeff didn't tell him how great it is. It's a shame that we don't hours of audio footage -- like a podcast, for example -- where Jeff repeatedly told him to play it immediately for two years.  In the news, Mike and Jeff talk about Nintendo remixing its NES classics. They also wonder if a Zelda randomizer or Super Wario Bros. 3 could come to Switch next. The crew also spends some time exasperated at people who think we're getting new consoles in 2019.  You should join us and listen along.  Here’s everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Fallout 76 Hitman Jeff: BOBO News Nintendo's remixed NES classics Sony CEO says PS5 is "necessary" Hitman 2 gets multiplayer Assassin's Creed Odyssey is doing well Forza Horizon 4 had 2 million players Microsoft might buy Obsidian Skyboud is gonna save The Walking Dead's final season PSN is getting name changes But seriously, why would you possibly think we're getting new consoles in 2019? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The GamesBeat Decides podcast is so nuanced that it can see the silver lining of even the worst human tragedies. That's why on this week's episode, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti don't shy away from talking about the new Mega Man movie.  Mike also returns from West Virginia with stories of his time with Fallout 76 ... although he can't talk about Fallout 76 itself. But we can talk about Mega Man 11 and more Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. Mike likes the latest adventure of the Blue Bomber, and Jeff's still happy with Odyssey despite a big flaw.  In the news, the GamesBeat Decides crew wonders if the Mega Man movie will surpass Jim Carrey as Dr. Robotnik in the Sonic the Hedgehog film. Probably not, how could it? Jeff and Mike also talk about what a new Nintendo Switch will include and name changes coming to PlayStation Network. But why don't you click play and join us?  Here's everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Mega Man 11 Jeff:  Assassin's Creed: Odyssey News Mega Man movie New Nintendo Switch PSN name changes Harry Potter game More Telltale layoffs FIFA Ultimate Team odds No PSX this year Google's Project Stream Nintendo patents Game Boy case for phones Same time next week? See you then. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The GamesBeat Decides podcast is so nuanced that it can see the silver lining of even the worst human tragedies. That's why on this week's episode, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti don't shy away from talking about the new Mega Man movie.  Mike also returns from West Virginia with stories of his time with Fallout 76 ... although he can't talk about Fallout 76 itself. But we can talk about Mega Man 11 and more Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. Mike likes the latest adventure of the Blue Bomber, and Jeff's still happy with Odyssey despite a big flaw.  In the news, the GamesBeat Decides crew wonders if the Mega Man movie will surpass Jim Carrey as Dr. Robotnik in the Sonic the Hedgehog film. Probably not, how could it? Jeff and Mike also talk about what a new Nintendo Switch will include and name changes coming to PlayStation Network. But why don't you click play and join us?  Here's everything we talk about: Games Mike:  Mega Man 11 Jeff:  Assassin's Creed: Odyssey News Mega Man movie New Nintendo Switch PSN name changes Harry Potter game More Telltale layoffs FIFA Ultimate Team odds No PSX this year Google's Project Stream Nintendo patents Game Boy case for phones Same time next week? See you then.

It's time to podcast, y'all. The GamesBeat Decides crew is back for another week of news and games.  On this episode, we have only the latest in entertainment. That includes ... Super Mario Bros. 3 and The Legend of Zelda? Well, co-host Jeffrey Grubb has at least spent some time with Forza Horizon 4 and Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. He dives into both of those, while fellow co-host Mike Minotti wastes his life with NES Nintendo Switch Online games.  Before getting into the news, Mike and Jeff talk about the 5 bad PlayStation games they want on the PlayStation Classic.  In the headlines, the pair talk about the tragic end of Telltale Games and unionization. Then it's a lot of PlayStation news. Sony is permitting crossplay now. The Vita is dead. And you can download PlayStation Now games.  I invite you to join us. Here's everything we talked about NES Nintendo Switch Online app Assassin's Creed Odyssey Forza Horizon 4 PlayStation Classic The 5 bad PlayStation games we want on PS Classic PlayStation Crossplay Vita is dead PlayStation Now downloads Oculus Quest Let's do this again next week! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

It's time to podcast, y'all. The GamesBeat Decides crew is back for another week of news and games.  On this episode, we have only the latest in entertainment. That includes ... Super Mario Bros. 3 and The Legend of Zelda? Well, co-host Jeffrey Grubb has at least spent some time with Forza Horizon 4 and Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. He dives into both of those, while fellow co-host Mike Minotti wastes his life with NES Nintendo Switch Online games.  Before getting into the news, Mike and Jeff talk about the 5 bad PlayStation games they want on the PlayStation Classic.  In the headlines, the pair talk about the tragic end of Telltale Games and unionization. Then it's a lot of PlayStation news. Sony is permitting crossplay now. The Vita is dead. And you can download PlayStation Now games.  I invite you to join us. Here's everything we talked about NES Nintendo Switch Online app Assassin's Creed Odyssey Forza Horizon 4 PlayStation Classic The 5 bad PlayStation games we want on PS Classic PlayStation Crossplay Vita is dead PlayStation Now downloads Oculus Quest Let's do this again next week!

It's a Friday show this week for the GamesBeat Decides podcast, and that means hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti are in a saucy mood. On this episode, the GamesBeat Decides crew talks about Call of Duty's Blackout beta and Spider-Man. Mike also tells the tale of beating Dead Cells. It turns out that double-bow strategy is legit. In the news, it's mostly a Nintendo Direct roundup. Switch is getting Luigi's Mansion 3 and a new Animal Crossing, and that is all very exciting. Join us for all that and more, won't you? What we talked about The Games Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 - Blackout Spider-Man Dead Cells The news Nintendo Direct Luigi's Mansion 3 Isabelle in Smash Animal Crossing Switch New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Final Fantasy Extravaganza NES Switch controllers Yoshi's Crafted World Town Katamari Damacy: Reroll Daemon X Machina Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle Cities Skylines Civ VI Splatoon 2 and Mario Tennis updates EA won't remove loot boxes in Belgium Not every game supports cloud saves on Switch PUBG dips below 1 million concurrent players Project Judge --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

It's a Friday show this week for the GamesBeat Decides podcast, and that means hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti are in a saucy mood. On this episode, the GamesBeat Decides crew talks about Call of Duty's Blackout beta and Spider-Man. Mike also tells the tale of beating Dead Cells. It turns out that double-bow strategy is legit. In the news, it's mostly a Nintendo Direct roundup. Switch is getting Luigi's Mansion 3 and a new Animal Crossing, and that is all very exciting. Join us for all that and more, won't you? What we talked about The Games Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 - Blackout Spider-Man Dead Cells The news Nintendo Direct Luigi's Mansion 3 Isabelle in Smash Animal Crossing Switch New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Final Fantasy Extravaganza NES Switch controllers Yoshi's Crafted World Town Katamari Damacy: Reroll Daemon X Machina Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle Cities Skylines Civ VI Splatoon 2 and Mario Tennis updates EA won't remove loot boxes in Belgium Not every game supports cloud saves on Switch PUBG dips below 1 million concurrent players Project Judge

[iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/xViKYe_JPu8" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen] GamesBeat PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb hurt his hand after 80 hours of Dead Cells and poor posture, and now he's going to whine to you about it. If that sounds like your kind of content, you can tune into this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast with co-host Mike Minotti.  On this episode, Jeff and Mike talk about how one day they can speak about Spider-Man for the PlayStation 4. Jeff also finally beat Dead Cells. In the news, Mike and Jeff try to cover the tragic events from Jacksonville over the weekend. They also get into some of the other, more frivolous headlines from the last week. Join us, won't you?

[iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/xViKYe_JPu8" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen] GamesBeat PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb hurt his hand after 80 hours of Dead Cells and poor posture, and now he's going to whine to you about it. If that sounds like your kind of content, you can tune into this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast with co-host Mike Minotti.  On this episode, Jeff and Mike talk about how one day they can speak about Spider-Man for the PlayStation 4. Jeff also finally beat Dead Cells. In the news, Mike and Jeff try to cover the tragic events from Jacksonville over the weekend. They also get into some of the other, more frivolous headlines from the last week. Join us, won't you? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The GamesBeat Decides podcast is back, and it's going to get it right this time. On this episode, GamesBeat PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb and review editor Mike Minotti talk about video games and private detective Ray Tracing. The crew also dives into the NPD numbers for July. Nintendo did really well, and so did Octopath Traveler. WHAT WE’VE BEEN DOING Jeff: Dead Cells The Messenger Samsung ultrawide monitor MIKE: The Messenger World of Warcraft News: NPD Battlefield V preorders Xbox One All Access No 2019 Assassin's Creed Steam.tv And more.

The GamesBeat Decides podcast is back, and it's going to get it right this time. On this episode, GamesBeat PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb and review editor Mike Minotti talk about video games and private detective Ray Tracing. The crew also dives into the NPD numbers for July. Nintendo did really well, and so did Octopath Traveler. WHAT WE’VE BEEN DOING Jeff: Dead Cells The Messenger Samsung ultrawide monitor MIKE: The Messenger World of Warcraft News: NPD Battlefield V preorders Xbox One All Access No 2019 Assassin's Creed Steam.tv And more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

The GamesBeat Decides podcast is here this week to present other people's work as their own. On this week's episode, hosts Mike Minotti and Jeffrey Grubb talk about new developments in the Filip Miucin plagiarism story at IGN, Ninja's no-girls-allowed rule, and Discord's new store. Mike and Jeff also gush more about Dead Cells, and they get into the new World of Warcraft expansion. Join us, won't you?

The GamesBeat Decides podcast is here this week to present other people's work as their own. On this week's episode, hosts Mike Minotti and Jeffrey Grubb talk about new developments in the Filip Miucin plagiarism story at IGN, Ninja's no-girls-allowed rule, and Discord's new store. Mike and Jeff also gush more about Dead Cells, and they get into the new World of Warcraft expansion. Join us, won't you? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support