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Whether people want to accept it or not, the future of the video game industry is moving more and more towards digital distribution. This was underscored once again this week with EA announcing their Access program for the Xbox One. With this being a potentially huge game changer (pardon the pun) for the industry, we had to make it our main topic this week. We also run down some of the featured posts from the past week including Ryan's preview of Super Smash Bros for the Wii U and 3DS, my review of Crimsonland and Fabian's review of The Last of Us: Remastered. Speaking of that game, we give our initial impressions of it. We also give our final thoughts on the Destiny beta and how we felt that played out and how the future looks for this franchise. We round things out by running down the week's newest releases, news and what game's we've been playing. This week I was joined by my fellow staff writers: Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimemez as well as our Deputy Editor, Joel Taveras. Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

We finally got some much needed respite from the summer drought with the Destiny beta. This has been THE game that's consumed a lot of gamers' time during the past week and we here at DualShockers are no different. Destiny is the subject of our main topic. We discuss the game's various features, some of our experiences while playing it, just what type of game this is and what the game signifies for the industry. Does Destiny have the potential to topple Call of Duty as the top selling game this year? Can it be the next CoD in terms of popularity? We delve into all of this. Our second main topic was inspired by the recent Nintendo event that we attended. Ryan and I talk about some of the games we played and what we thought of them. We also get into how we see some potential for Nintendo to grow given the amount of solid releases which they're releasing fairly soon. We also have our usual features such as our latest reviews for Final Fantasy III, and Divinity: Original Sin, a breakdown of the week's latest video game releases and of course, some of the week's notable gaming news. This week I was joined by my fellow staff writers: Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimemez. Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Video Games are praised for being an interactive media. Unlike movies, books or television, video games allow people to become part of the story or to test their reflexes. Though this is an interactive hobby by nature, lately, more and more people are enjoying others play games. YouTube is filled with “Let’s Play” videos and sites like Twitch and Ustream specifically cater to those who want to watch others play games. Video games as a passive hobby is the subject of our first featured topic. We discuss why people enjoy to watch others play and why we find the whole thing baffling. For our second topic, we discuss female protagonists in video games and how they are portrayed nowadays versus how they used to be. This topic was inspired by Marvel’s recent announcement that the person who would wield Thor’s hammer Mjolnir would be a woman. Comic book readers don’t seem to mind female lead characters that much yet the same can’t be said about a lot of video gamers who would rather play as a man. We talk about why (male) gamers have a hard time playing as a female lead and why we need more females in leading roles. We also discuss some of this week’s featured posts including Joel Taveras’ editorial about Destiny’s Digital Guardian Edition being the best bang for the buck and our reviews for Sniper Elite III, Blazblue: Chrono Phantasma, One Piece: Unlimited World RED and The Wolf Among Us Episode 5. As usual we do a rundown of the week’s game releases, news and what we’ve been playing. This week I was joined by my fellow staff writers: Thomas Luke, Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimemez. Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Have you ever gone back to replay an older game and were surprised by how well its held up? How about when you play one and find that the years haven't been kind to it? This forms the core of the main topic this week as we discuss what it's like to revisit games from the past and seeing how well (or not so well) they've stood the test of time. We unexpectedly had a second main topic come up when we discussed the potato salad Kickstarter campaign. Some of us see this as a fun, good natured Kickstarter while others see this as an insult to other projects which are more deserving of being funded. As usual, we break down the week's newest releases, news and talk about some of the games we've been playing. This week I was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez as well as our (awesome) community manager, Dianna Lora. Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Compared to other forms of media (books, film, television), video games are relatively young. It has only been a few decades since the world first saw pixels simulate a game of ping pong. Since that time, graphical power and storytelling have improved considerably and now the gaming industry is one of the biggest forms of entertainment on Earth. Despite all of these advances, the medium still hasn’t (metaphorically speaking) hit puberty yet and still has a ways to go before it fully matures. This was brought to light recently when Bioware announced that its upcoming title, Dragon Age: Inquisition, would feature the company’s first “fully gay” playable character. Some people who are against gays being in video games (and even some gay supporters) took offense to this and a mini-controversy ensued. Frustrated over the fact that people were discussing the character’s sexual orientation and not his in-game country of origin (the Tevinter Imperium), I decided to channel that anger into something positive. With the help of some gay friends (Emily Lemay, Johnathan Gibbs and Ryan Bates), I wrote an editorial which talked about why many in this industry still get offended when a company creates openly gay characters. This editorial and the comments it fostered are the basis for this episode’s main topic. Jorge Jimenez and I discuss the actual controversy about Dorian’s sexual orientation and how the video game community as a whole deals with subjects which are controversial. We also get into how pleased we were that this subject sparked a healthy debate in the comment and how it didn’t devolve into the usual name calling which (unfortunately) is what usually happens. While some ignorant things were said, the discourse was mostly pretty civil and we were quite proud of this. Since this is the fourth of July we also talked about some games which have something meaningful to say about the United States of America. In particular we bring up how games such as the Bioshock, Metal Gear Solid and Grand Theft Auto series show us things about this country which are true even if they present them in a satirical or extreme way. We also discuss some of our reviews which we posted this week including my review of Battle Princess of Arcadias and Jorge’s review of Spoiler Alert. As always, we run down the games which were released this past week as well as talk about what games we’ve been playing recently. Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Have a happy and safe Fourth of July weekend everyone! Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

For decades, gamers have dreaded the notorious "summer drought": the time of year that sees the fewest new game releases. Game companies typically like to release their biggest titles during the holiday season which has left the summer almost a barren wasteland as far as games go. However, thanks to Steam and other sales, the summer drought is quickly becoming ancient history. On this episode of the ShockCast, we discuss the latest Steam sale. We talk about how the sale works, why it's a great way to check out games we missed, what games we've bought off it and how it's making our backlogs that much harder to clear out. As usual, we have our regular features like new game releases, game news and games we've been playing. This week I was joined by Thomas Luke, Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimemez. Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow us on Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe on YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

It's hard to believe that E3 has come and gone. Although this year's event seemed like a giant teaser trailer for what we'll get to see next year, it still had a lot of cool announcements and plenty of that fanfare that we've come to know and love. On this episode, Ryan Meitzler and I provide a first hand account of what we saw and what we played while out in Los Angeles for the event. Jorge Jimenez and Thomas Luke give us the spectator's point of view of what they thought of the show. Thanks as always to @shawndaley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

While in Los Angeles covering this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3 as the kids call it, we recorded this here episode of the ShockCast. We had intended to get it to you last week but the madness of E3 prevented that from happening. We recorded this on the morning after the big press events that happened on Monday, June 9th. We go into detail about what we thought of the events put on by Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Ubisoft and Sony. We want to thank our friends Chris Sealy and Emilio Lopez for joining us on this episode. Thanks as always to @shawndaley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

We’re just a few short days away from the biggest week in all of gaming. The Electronic Entertainment Expo is the single most important event for video games and this year could be one of the biggest yet. With that being the case, this episode of the ShockCast is heavily about gaming’s Superbowl. We predict what each of the big companies will do as well as talk about what we’d like to see. Since we're just a few short days away from it starting, this episode of the ShockCast is heavily about gaming's Superbowl. We predict what each of the big companies will do as well as talk about what we'd like to see. As usual we break down the week's new releases, discuss some news and end things off with what we've been playing lately. This week I was joined by Jorge Jimenez and Crystal Mills. Thanks as always to @shawndaley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

On this week's episode of the DualShockers Shockcast we have an in-depth discussion about the geo-political climate of China... Just kidding. The title pretty much says it all. Watch_Dogs has finally been released and we spend the majority of the show talking about what we think of it. We discuss how we feel about the game's various mechanics, its story, and multiplayer component. We also talk about all of the hype and build up surrounding the game and whether that was justified or not now that we have the game in our hands. Watch_Dogs isn't the only item of interest on this show. We talk about some of our featured posts including: My editorial about my arcade game experience, Jorge's micro review of MLB 2014: The Show, his review of the AOC’s G2460PQU Gaming Monitor, Allisa's Mario Kart 8 editorial and her hands on preview of the Nintendo eShop AR Cards. We round things out with the week's game releases and what games we've been playing (besides Watch_Dogs). This week I was joined by Jorge Jimenez. Thanks as always to @shawndaley for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Before I began to write about video games I had a certain image of what being a video games writer was all about. Some of my long held beliefs about the people who work in the industry and how things were supposed to be done were quickly shattered when I got on the other side of the fence and saw how things really worked. This subject is what constitutes our main topic for this week. We discuss some of the things we thought we knew about what it was like to be a video games writer and compare those views to what it's actually like actually being one. Since this is the 175th episode of the podcast I wanted to make it special by having two guests. JakeJames Lugo from The Koalition and Yamilia Avendaño from Twinfinite joined us and definitely gave the show that special "pop" that I wanted it to have. I look up to these two as fellow writers so it was great to have them on the show to share some of their insights and crack some fun jokes along the way. Aside from the main topic we also discuss some of the original content posted this week including my interview with the men behind the music of Wolfenstein: The New Order and my review of Drakengard 3 (which inspired the main topic). We also talk about some of the more notable gaming news from the past week as well as list the new game releases and what we've been playing. We also have new intro and outro songs which were produced by Shawn Daley. Shawn is a comic book artist who also creates amazing chiptunes pieces. I hope you guys enjoy the new songs as much as I do. As always I was joined by my fellow staff writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez (who I am convinced is out to ruin my introductions for this podcast). Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

This, my friends, is what we call a dramatic turn of events. This week, Microsoft announced that it would cut the price of its current gen Xbox One console by $100 dollars thus making it competitively priced with Sony's PlayStation 4. How were they able to do this? By dropping the Kinect 2.0 peripheral. Obviously this was a very Microsoft heavy episode of the ShockCast due to all of the news that came out of the MS camp. Not only do we go into detail about what this price drop means for the company and the gaming industry but also the Kinect's real importance (or lack thereof) to the Xbox One experience. On top of that we also talk about the other Microsoft related announcements such as the dropping of the Xbox Live Gold pay wall for apps like Netflix and also how Games with Gold is now mimicking the PlayStation Plus model. This show wasn't completely about the green machine though. We talk about some other news items as well including our skepticism for Watch_Dogs and why we think it's awesome that Bruce Lee is in EA Sports UFC. As usual, we do a run down of this week's new game releases and chat about what games we've been playing. This week I was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez along with Deputy Editor Joel Tavares and DualShockers TV Host Al Zamora. Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Subscribe on iTunes buff.ly/1jlYBi7 Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

We live in an age of super powerful consoles and PCs which can display some of the most realistic and technically complex graphics ever seen. Despite this, there has been a proliferation of independent games over the last few years. While big stupid AAA titles still rule the market, independent developers and their games are quickly becoming the most influential and innovative in the industry. On this week's episode we delve into why independent games are becoming more prominent and why they're being accepted so readily by the gaming press and community. We talk about why the rise of independent studios is a good thing for the gaming industry and how their influence will make this the strongest console cycle yet. As usual, we talk about some of our featured posts including Ryan's review of Ragnarok Odyssey Ace and Jorge's Best Games You're Not Playing editorial. We round things up with a look at what games were released this past week, some of the big news that happened in the industry and what game's we've been playing recently. This week Tony was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez. Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Subscribe on iTunes http://buff.ly/1jlYBi7 Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Earlier this week, Nintendo announced that they wouldn't be attending this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo. This is the second year in a row that they've done this and it got me thinking about the Expo's importance. Nintendo will now save money and better control their message with videos directed to their fans. Should the other companies follow suit or is E3 something that is still vital for them and the gaming industry as a whole? We also discuss games that are universally praised but we weren't exactly keen on and also discuss the future of Star Wars games and the franchise now that most of the stories of the expanded universe have been made non-canon. As usual we also talk about some of the features that were posted on the site including our reviews for Child of Light and Kirby: Triple Deluxe. We round things out with gaming news and what we've been playing. This week I was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler, Thomas Luke and Jorge Jimenez. Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

After this year's PAX East, a few folks tweeted to me telling me how great it was to meet another fellow Latino writer. This threw me off because, even though I'm Dominican, I don't style myself to be a "Latino writer"; I write for everyone. I've been thinking about how minorities gravitate towards each other in this industry and in other geek centric media ever since then. I brought this topic to the show so that we could discuss why minorities "stick together" and also why there are so few minority game developers. We also discuss Watch Dogs' multiplayer mode which leads into a conversation about how the multiplayer component of games has evolved in the last few years. Whereas in the past, multiplayer was a separate mode, we are now seeing more of a convergence between it and the single player portion. With games like Journey, The Division, Destiny and Watch Dogs, it seems that multiplayer and single player are becoming one. This episode is rounded up by us discussing some of our reviews including MLB 14: The Show, Octodad: Dadliest Catch and The Wolf Among Us: Episode 3. Side Note: The title of this episode is "Satellite Delay" for a reason. We were experiencing some weird delays last night so this show was a bit off because of that. It wasn't THAT horrible but it was definitely noticeable. This week I was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez. Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

This week's episode is almost exclusively dedicated to our adventures in Boston during this year's PAX East. We talk about the games we played, the parties we attended, the people we met and go in depth about how Boston stole Jorge's voice. This week I was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez. Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Given how Nintendo has announced the release window for Super Smash Bros 3DS/Wii U, we decided to make that our main topic this week. We discuss what these two games bring to the Smash Bros. series and also how the release dates could affect Nintendo in the long run. We also talk about some of the original things we posted on the site like my editorial about how to create the perfect remastered game and Jorge's reviews for Kinect Sports Rivals and Dynasty Warriors 8: Extreme Legends. We also discuss some news and other odd things along the way. Sorry... no MGSV talk this week unfortunately. This week I was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez. Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

I didn't have a featured topic prepared for this week because, quite frankly, nothing really interesting happened in the gaming world. That being the case, I decided to ask the illustrious panel about how they got into video games. We wax nostalgic about our first systems, games and some of the crazy memories we have associated with them. We also talked about some of the cool things that happened on the site including: Our interview with Michael Pachter and our reviews for Atelier Escha & Logy, The Witch and the Hundred Knight and Tomb Raider #2. As usual, we dropped a few news bits here and there and of course, had our mandatory Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes talk which just seems to spring out of nowhere now. This week I was joined by my fellow Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez. Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

DualShockers spent almost a whole hour chatting with Wedbush Securities Analyst and crystal ball holder extraordinaire Michael Pacher, that gave his opinion about quite a few different topics, ranging from Morpheus to Sont, Microsoft and Nintendo, touching Electronic Arts, Titanfall, Ubisoft and more. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Virtual Reality seems to be the big "it" thing recently. Last week we learned about Sony's Project Morpheus and today we got the bombshell news about Facebook buying Oculus VR. With this in mind, how could we NOT delve into the subject? We discuss whether VR is the true next step in gaming or if it's another fad like 3D and motion controls. We also discuss some of the original content posted on the site including our reviews of inFAMOUS: Second Son, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare and The Witcher #1 and our editorials about The Last of Us film adaptation, Metal Gear Solid 3 and why Final Fantasy X-2 deserves more love. We also discuss Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes and Peace Walker because we really can't go one week without talking about the MGS franchise on the ShockCast. This week I was joined by Staff Writers Ryan Meitzler and Jorge Jimenez. Thanks as always to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro tracks. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

It always seems to happen this way: We’ll go months without any big releases and then BAM, we’re suddenly inundated with a flood of games. This week alone has seen the release of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster and will also see the release of inFAMOUS: Second Son. What’s a gamer to do with all of these games to play? We also discuss what makes a game a “system seller” and what games have gotten us to buy a particular console. On top of that we also dive into some gaming news, in particular, the recent exodus of producers and executives from certain game studios/publishers. This week I was joined by Jorge Jimenez (Staff Writer) and Ryan Meitzler (Staff Writer). Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Did you hear that? It's the sound of the other shoe dropping. When Watch_Dogs was first unveiled in 2012, we were excited beyond belief as the next generation of gaming was finally here. In 2013, when more information was released, we could not contain our excitement any further. But when the game was delayed in that same year, we shifted in our seats a little. And when the game's most recent trailer was released this year, the bottom of our sanity all but fell out. And on top of all that, we discussed recent subjects regarding Titanfall, PlayStation Now, Naughty Dog, Sony's Jack Tretton, South Park: The Stick of Truth, and Mighty No. 9's Keiji Inafune. This week Tony Polanco (Staff Writer) was joined by Ryan Meitzler (Staff Writer) and Jorge Jimenez (Staff Writer). Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

I was sitting here all year waiting for the inevitable Assassin’s Creed V announcement and got Batman: Arkham Knight instead, and no, that’s not a complaint. However, I am still apprehensive given the amount of Batman we have received in the past five years – I wonder if my colleagues on the show feel the same? This week on the ShockCast we’ll be discussing the new game, as well as chatting a bit about the newly released South Park: The Stick of Truth and The Walking Dead: Season Two‘s second episode, “A House Divided.” As usual, there will be a rundown of some of the most recent news as well. This week David Rodriguez was joined by Joel Taveras (Deputy Editor), Jorge Jimenez (Staff Writer), Ryan Meitzler (Staff Writer), and Tony Polanco (Staff Writer). Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube buff.ly/Mz01rD

Watch the video version here (http://buff.ly/1gCuYVh) We’ve spent a lot of time debating some of the more major aspects of the next generation of video games here on the ShockCast. Tonight however, we’re going to spend some time talking about what the term “next-gen” actually means. Everyone seems to have their own definition despite the term being thrown around haphazardly enough. And with that, what of the games that are released alongside the start of a new generation? What do IPs need to do to establish themselves in a climate that is very different from that of the 90s and early 2000s. How does a game like Watch_Dogs establish its relevance and how does Mario maintain his relevance? As usual, we’ll also be discussing some big news regarding Xbox One and PS4, Titanfall, Final Fantasy XV, Kingdom Hearts III, Halo 5, Doom, and others. This week David Rodriguez was joined by Dianna Lora (Community Manager), Jorge Jimenez (Staff Writer), Ryan Meitzler (Staff Writer), and Tony Polanco (Staff Writer). Many thanks to @elblanconino for our custom intro and outro. Follow Us On Twitter: twitter.com/DualShockers Like Us On Facebook: facebook.com/DualShockers Follow Us On Google+ plus.google.com/+Dualshockers/ Subscribe On YouTube http://buff.ly/Mz01rD