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Welcome to out Gaming Geek show where we talk video games, whether it is news, tournament, esports topics and more!Today we are talking the Rainbow 6 Siege Invitational which is one of the biggest if not the biggest esports tournaments for this game.And I talk a bit about esports and live streaming! Let us know what you think on our facebook page or on the comments below

It's human nature to make everything we do competitive. I've played football, ran track at times, competed in hacking competitions at Def Con, and even participated in various gaming competitions like Halo tournaments. I always get annihilated by kids who had voices that were cracking, but I played! Humans have been competing in sports for thousands of years. The Lascaux in France shows people sprinting over 15,000 years ago. The Egyptians were bowling in the 5,000s BCE. The Sumerians were wrestling 5,000 years ago. Mesopotamian art shows boxing in the second or third millennium BCE. The Olmecs in Mesoamerican societies were playing games with balls around the same time. Egyptian monuments show a number of individual sports being practiced in Egypt as far back as 2,000 BCE. The Greeks evolved the games first with the Minoans and Mycenaeans between 1,500 BCE and 1,000BCE and then they first recorded their Olympic games in 776 BCE, although historians seem to agree the games were practiced at least 500 years before that evolving potentially from funeral games. Sports competitions began as ways to showcase an individuals physical prowess. Weight lifting, discus, whether individual or team sports, sports rely on physical strength, coordination, repetitive action, or some other feat that allows one person or team to stand out. Organized team sports first appeared in ancient times. The Olmecs in Mesoamerica but Hurling supposedly evolved past 1000 BCE, although written records of that only begin around the 16th century and it could be that was borrowed through the Greek game harpaston when the Romans evolved it into the game harpastum and it spread with Roman conquests. But the exact rules and timelines of all of these are lost to written history. Instead, written records back up that western civilization team sports began with polo appearing about 2,500 years ago in Persia. The Chinese gave us a form of kickball they called cuju, around 200 BCE. Football, or soccer for the American listeners, started in 9th century England but evolved into the game we think of today in the 1850s, then a couple of decades later to American football. Meanwhile, cricket came around in the 16th century and then hockey and baseball came along in the mid 1800s with basketball arriving in the 1890s. That's also around the same time the modern darts game was born, although that started in the Middle Ages when troops threw arrows or crossbow bolts at wine barrels turned on their sides or sections of tree trunks. Many of these sports are big business today, netting multi-billion dollar contracts for media rights to show and stream games, naming rights to stadiums for hundreds of millions, and players signing contracts for hundreds of millions across all major sports. There's been a sharp increase in sports contracts since the roaring 1920s, rising steadily until the television started to show up in homes around the world until ESPN solidified a new status in our lives when it was created in 1979. Then came the Internet and the money got crazy town. All that money leads the occasional entrepreneurial minded sports enthusiast to try something new. We got the World Wrestling Body in the 1950s, which evolved out of Jim McMahon's father's boxing promotions put him working with Toots Mondt on what they called Western Style Wrestling. Beating people up has been around since the dawn of life but became an official sport when UFC 1 was launched in 1993. We got the XFL in 1999. So it's no surprise that we would take a sport that requires hand-eye coordination and turn that into a team endeavor. That's been around for a long time, but we call it Esports today. Video Game Competitions Competing in video games is as almost as old as, well, video games. Spacewar! was written in 1962 and students from MIT competed with one another for dominance of deep space, dogfighting little ships, which we call sprites today, into oblivion. The game spread to campuses and companies as the PDP minicomputers spread. Countless hours spent playing and by 1972, there were enough players that they held the first Esports competition, appropriately called the Intergalactic Spacewar! Olympics. Of course, Steward Brand would report on that for Rolling Stone, having helped Mouse inventor Doug Englebart with the “Mother of All Demos” just four years before. Pinball had been around since the 1930s, or 1940s with flippers. They could be found around the world by the 1970s and 1972 was also the first year there was a Pinball World Champion. So game leagues were nothing new. But Brand and others, like Atari founder Nolan Bushnell knew that video games were about to get huge. Tennis was invented in the 1870s in England and went back to 11th century France. Tennis on a screen would make loads of sense as well when Tennis For Two debuted in 1958. So when Pong came along in 1972, the world (and the ability to mass produce technology) was ready for the first video game hit. So when people flowed into bars first in the San Francisco Bay Area, then around the country to play Pong, it's no surprise that people would eventually compete in the game. From competing in billiards to a big game console just made sense. Now it was a quarter a game instead of just a dart board hanging in the corner. And so when Pong went to home consoles of course people competed there as well. Then came Space Invaders in 1978. By 1980 we got the first statewide Space Invaders competition, and 10,000 players showed up. The next year there was a Donkey Kong tournament and Billy Mitchell set the record for the game at 874,300 that stood for 18 years. We got the US National Video Game Team in 1983 and competitions for arcade games sprung up around the world. A syndicated television show called Starcade even ran to show competitions, which now we might call streaming. And Tron came in 1982. Then came the video game crash of 1983. But games never left us. The next generation of consoles and arcade games gave us competitions and tournaments for Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat then first-person game like Goldeneye and other first-person shooters later in the decade, paving the way for games like Call of Duty and World of Warcraft. Then in 1998 a legendary StarCraft 2 tournament was held and 50 million people around the world tuned in on the Internet. That's a lot of eyeballs. Team options were also on the rise. Netter had been written to play over the Internet by 16 players at once. Within a few years, massive multiplayers could have hundreds of players duking it out in larger battle scenes. Some were recorded and posted to web pages. There was appetite for tracking scores for games and competing and even watching games, which we've all done over the shoulders of friends since the arcades and consoles of old. Esports and Twitch As the 2000s came, Esports grew in popularity. Esports is short for the term electronic sports, and refers to competitive video gaming, which includes tournaments and leagues. Let's set aside the earlier gaming tournaments and think of those as classic video games. Let's reserve the term Esports for events held after 2001. That's because the World Cyber Games was founded in 2000 and initially held in 2001, in Seoul, Korea (although there was a smaller competition in 2000). The haul was $300,000 and events continue on through the current day, having been held in San Francisco, Italy, Singapore, and China. Hundreds of people play today. That started a movement. Major League Gaming (MLG) came along in 2002 and is now regarded as one of the most significant Esports hosts in the world. The Electronic Sports World Cup came in 2003 were the first tournaments, which were followed by the introduction of ESL Intel Extreme Master in 2007 and many others. The USA Network broadcast their first Halo 2 tournament in 2006. We've gone from 10 major tournaments held in 2000 to an incalculable number today. That means more teams. Most Esports companies are founded by former competitors, like Cloud9, 100 Thieves, and FaZeClan. Team SoloMid is the most valuable Esports organization. Launched by League of Legends star Dan Dinh and his brother in 2009, and is now worth over $400 million and has fielded teams like ZeRo for Super Smash Brothers, Excelerate Gaming for Rainbow Six Seige, Team Dignitas for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and even chess grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura. The analog counterpart would be sports franchises. Most of those were started by athletic clubs or people from the business community. Gaming has much lower startup costs and thus far has been more democratic in the ability to start a team with higher valuations. Teams play in competitions held by leagues, of which There seems to be new ones all the time. The NBA 2K League and the Overwatch League are two new leagues that have had early success. One reason for teams and leagues like this is naming and advertising rights. Another is events like The International 2021, with a purse of over $40M. The inaugural League of Legends World Championship took place in 2011. In 2013 another tournament was held in the Staples Center in Los Angeles (close to their US offices). Tickets for the event sold out within minutes. The purse for that was originally $100,000 and has since risen to over $7M. But others are even larger. Arena of Valor tournament Honor of Kings World Champion Cup is $7.7M and Fortnite World Cup Finals has gone as high as $15M. One reason for the leagues and teams is that companies that make games want to promote their games. The video game business is almost an 86 billion dollar industry. Another is that people started watching other people play on YouTube. But then YouTube wasn't really purpose-built for gaming. Streamers made due using cameras to stream images of themselves in a picture-in-picture frame but that still wasn't optimal. Esports had been broadcast (the original form of streaming) before but streaming wasn't all that commercially successful until the birth of Twitch in 2011. YouTube had come along in 2005 and Justin Kan and Emmett Shear created Justin.tv in 2007 as a place for people to broadcast video, or stream, online. They started with just one channel: Justin's life. Like 24 by 7 life. They did Y Combinator and managed to land an $8M seed round. Justin had a camera mounted to his hat, and left that outside the bathroom since it wasn't that kind of site. They made a video chat system and not only was he streaming, but he was interacting with people on the other side of the stream. It was like the Truman Show, but for reals. A few more people joined up, but then came other sites to provide this live streaming option. They added forums, headlines, comments, likes, featured categories of channels, and other features but just weren't hitting it. One aspect was doing really well: gaming. They moved that to a new site in 2011 and called that Twitch. This platform allowed players to stream themselves and their games. And they could interact with their viewers, which gave the entire experience a new interactive paradigm. And it grew fast with the whole thing being rebranded as Twitch in 2014. Amazon bought Twitch in 2014 for $1B. They made $2.3 Billion in 2020 with an average of nearly 3 million concurrent viewers watching nearly 19 billion hours of content provided monthly by nearly 9 million streamers. Other services like Youtube Gaming have come and gone but Twitch remains the main way people watch others game. ESPN and others still have channels for Esports, but Twitch is purpose-built for gaming. And watching others play games is no different than Greeks showing up for the Olympics or watching someone play pool or watching Liverpool play Man City. In fact, the money they make is catching up. Platforms like Twitch allow professional gamers and those who announce the games to to become their own unique class of celebrities. The highest paid players have made between three and six million dollars, with the top 10 living outside the US and making their hauls from Dota 2. Others have made over a million playing games like Counter-Strike, Fortnite, League of Legends, and Call of Duty. None are likely to hold a record for any of those games for 18 years. But they are likely to diversify their sources of income. Add a YouTube channel, Twitch stream, product placements, and appearances - and a gamer could be looking at doubling what they bring in from competitions. Esports has come far but has far further to go. The total Esports market was just shy of $1B in 2020 and expected tor each $2.5B in 2025 (which the pandemic may push even faster). Not quite the 100 million that watch the Super Bowl every year or the half billion that tune into the World Cup finals but growing at a faster rate than the Super Bowl, which has actually declined in the past few years. And the International Olympic Committee recognized the tremendous popularity of Esports throughout the world in 2017 and left open the prospect of Esports becoming an Olympic sport in the future (although with the number of vendors involved that's hard to imagine happening). Perhaps some day when archaeologists dig up what we've left behind, they'll find some Egyptian Obelisk or gravestone with a controller and a high score. Although they'll probably just scoff at the high score, since they already annihilated that when they first got their neural implants and have since moved on to far better games! Twitch is young in the context of the decades of history in computing. However, the impact has been fast and along with Esports shows us a windows into how computing has reshaped entire ways we week not only entertainment, but also how we make a living. In fact, the US Government recognized League of Legends as a sport as early as 2013, allowing people to get Visas to come into the US and play. And where there's money to be made, there's betting and abuse. 2010 saw SaviOr and some of the best Starcraft players to ever play embroiled in a match-fixing scandal. That almost destroyed the Esports gaming industry. And yet as with the Video Game Crash of 1983, the industry has always bounced back, at magnitudes larger than before.

We speak Hunter Woods, Head Coach of Akron Esports who are fresh off of two national championship wins in Rocket League and Rainbow Six Seige. We discuss Akron Univerisity's esports program and their success in collegiate esports. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hello Everyone! Welcome to our 14th episode as we continue the show! This episode we discuss our weekly sports review and what we have learned during this pandemic. (2:00 - 34:00) For the second half of the show, we have a review for Rainbow Six Seige, an overrated from Spooky, a conspiracy from DC, and a rise/fall from Hammer. Thank you for supporting and please click the like button!

Este é o Supernovas Show – a sua dose de notícias semanais, totalmente pretensiosas. MATERIA DE CAPA: ÓDIO E RACISMO A ZERO GRAU Sony anuncia PlayStation 5 e jogos exclusivos ou não  Finalmente esse dia chegou. A nova geração está cada vez mais próxima e com isso os velhos debates de sempre. Era realmente necessário mudar nesse momento. Há engines tão superiores as dos consoles atuais para serem lançadas assim já no fim do ano? Uma coisa é certa, a tradicional rixa entre Microsoft e Sony está de volta e que comecem os jogos. Visual e Preço – O choro é livre!  Vocês que lutem para conseguir comprar o novo device da Kaiba Corporation! A Sony revelou, na tarde de ontem, jogos que serão lançados para o PlayStation 5 (PS5). A empresa também anunciou o visual oficial do console, que virá na cor branca e com um design cheio de curvas. O PlayStation 5 tem lançamento previsto para o fim do ano. Não foi divulgado o preço do videogame. (E esse headset luxo aí. Brinde para encarecer mais o console? Ou é só para deixar nossos vermes do consumismo ainda mais ouriçados GTA V (Greg) Lançado em 2013, GTA V será lançado para o PlayStation 5 em 2021. O game contará com melhorias técnicas, atualizações visuais e aprimoramentos na perfomance para aproveitar o hardware do novo console. Ou seja, jogo de ps3 no seu console do valor de uno 4 portas. Todos assinantes do serviço PlayStation Plus receberão $1.000.000 por mês para quem jogar o game até o lançamento do PS5. Além disso, GTA V Online estará disponível gratuitamente por três meses no PlayStation 5.(Poderia ser uma plus pelo menos por 3 meses né Sony?! Apesar que se for dar jogo de início de Ps4 não brigado. Spider-Man: Miles Morales  Sucessor de Spider-Man (2018), Spider-Man: Miles Morales será o primeiro jogo da franquia a colocar Morales como protagonista. O personagem negro foi o destaque do filme Homem-Aranha no Aranhaverso (2019). Produzido pela Insomniac Games, o título será exclusivo para PS5 e deve chegar no fim do ano. (Lá vem a Sony usando miranha para assaltar nossos bolsos). A questão é… vai seguir o bagunçaverso de que maneira? Sente só esse cheirinho de expansão lançada com preço de jogo completo. Horizon Zero Dawn Forbidden West A sequência de Horizon Zero Dawn (2017) foi confirmado como exclusivo para o PS5. O game trará Aloy continuando sua missão de recuperar o mundo de um futuro pós-apocalíptico. O trailer mostrou novos cenários e dinossauros robóticos. Ou seja, por enquanto mais do mesmo. Mais uma área desse mundão lindo repleto de robôs bestas – feras. E por favor façam o me engana que eu gosto no leva e traz de itens das secundárias mais discreto dessa vez. O título não tem data de lançamento. Resident Evil Village  Todos os rumores foram confirmados: Resident Evil 8 contará com lobisomens e bruxas, se passará em um vilarejo da Europa e terá Chris Redfield e Ethan Winters como protagonistas. De acordo com a Capcom, o título se passará alguns anos após os eventos de Resident Evil 7 Biohazard. Ethan e sua esposa Mia vivem tranquilamente em um novo lugar até uma tragédia acontecer. "Chris Redfield reencontra o casal e muda drasticamente a vida deles, deixando Ethan sem chão e em meio a um novo pesadelo". Será que vão chamar o Jack Nicholson para dublar o lobisomem do jogo? Sim teremos homem de dia e fera a noite. Que o clima de horror do Resident 7 perpetue nos coraçõezinhos dos criadores do 8. Amém.( Sem ação alá Duro de Matar por favor hein Capcom). O game está previsto para 2021 no PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X e na Steam. Demon’s Souls  Lançado originalmente em 2009 para PlayStation 3, Demon's Souls ganhará um remake para a nova geração com gráficos melhorados. O game foi um marco pois instaurou um novo gênero: o souls. E finalmente volta a tona em uma versão que promete agradar a todos os fãs do estilo. Ainda não sabemos o quanto sua gameplay será influenciada por sucessos recentes da From Software como Sekiro que levou o prêmio de jogo do ano em 2019. Uma coisa é certa: moleza não será. Preparem – se para surtar varias e varias vezes nas inúmeras mortes que fazem parte da curva de aprendizagem da franquia. The Last of Us 2 – a rodada de notas  O dia do lançamento(19/06) esta chegando e muitos sites de review já zeraram o game e falaram o que acharam a respeito. A recepção tem sido muito boa ressaltando sua qualidade gráfica aprimorada e liberdade de ação nas mecânicas de combate. Eurogamer – Essential USG – 4.5/5 GamesRadar – 5/5 IGN – 10/10 VGC – 5/5 Gameinformer – 10/10 Gamespot – 8/10 O plot ainda nebuloso foi alvo de críticas por alguns alegando deixar pontas soltas na história……………….. nos levando a uma rápida viagem para a Rumorlandia. The Last of Us 3: o próximo jogo da Naughty Dog Neil Druckmann, diretor criativo da Naughty Dog, afirmou que o próximo jogo do estúdio pode ser The Last of Us 3 ou uma franquia (IP) nova, indicando que o segundo jogo irá deixar portas abertas para uma continuação. "Quando você começa a amarrar tudo, há cada vez menos opções em termos de criatividade e minha mente só consegue pensar no que virá depois", disse em entrevista à revista GQ. "Então, sim, o próximo projeto pode ser [The Last of Us] Part III, assim como pode ser uma nova IP". Isso não necessariamente garante a existência de um terceiro jogo situado no universo que conhecemos por meio de Joel e Ellie, mas, ao que tudo indica, o segundo jogo deixará pelo menos algumas portas abertas. The Last of Us 2 será lançado em 19 de junho para PlayStation 4. Se quer saber mais sobre o game, confira este comercial no qual Ellie precisa correr para sobreviver, mas tira um tempo para cantar. Pequenovas  O resto dos lançamentos Project Athia – Exclusivo por tempo limitado – Dos Criadores de Final Fantasy Solar Ash – Dos Criadores de Hyper Light Drifter – Provavelmente há um elo com o jogo supracitado – Um jogo sobre “reflexão e progresso” Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart – É um showcase da utilização do SSD efetivamente (algo que desenvolvedores de third parties falaram que não será aderido por todos, sendo mais uma tendência para jogos da casa. Sackboy: A Big Adventure – Um jogo spin-off e que não é desenvolvido pela Media Molecule, mas sim pela Sumo Digital. – 2.5D com multiplayer para 4 pessoas max. Destruction AllStars – Mistureba de Fortnite com Twisted Metal Deathloop – Dia da Marmota fps – Possui o toque específico da Arkane, lembrando uma espécie de spin-off de Dishonored. Stray – Você vai controlar um gato, aparentemente uma as poucas coisas vivas neste mundo – Ambiente futurista e colorido a la Blade Runner – O mundo é populado agora por robês que vivem as mesmas vidas dos humanos – não se sabe como a gameplay será especificamente Goodbye Volcano High – Estilo de desenho de envergonhar a sua mãe e sua vó. – Drama com furries dinossauros ruins não desce – Jogo narrativo ao estilo Life Strange Returnal – Housemarque fez muito shooters arcade mas agora ela veio com algo totalmente diferente para ela. – Third Person Shooter com rogue like – Uma premissa de No Limite do Amanhã, onde a morte faz parte da progressão e mecênica e isso muda o mundo. Bugsnax – Gráficos fornecidos diretamente do Discovery Kids – Temática infantial, se baseia em… comer lanches e guloseimas Hitman 3 – Chegando em Janeiro do ano que vem – Será o fim de uma trilogia em termos de roteiro. – Possui inicialmente um modd mais dark Ghostwire Tokyo – O jogo de Mikami apresentado por uma “súdita” mais que animada em outra E3 – Taca jutsus em figuras estranhas, horripilantes e bastante originais, em plena Tokyo – 99% da cidade foi ‘despopulada’ por um evento oculto paranormal Jett: The Far Shore – Pouco pode se dizer sobre esse aqui. Você é Mei, em sua enorme nave que desce num planeta oceânico para descobrir a fonte de uma transmissão interestelar. – Exclusivo nos consoles, também disponível nos PCs. Kena: Bridge of the Spirits – Um jogo mais tradicional de aventura e exploração, lembrando até Kameo, da Rare. – É um desses jogos que vai aproveitar cada funcionalidade do console, até essas que quase sempre depois no meio da geração são deixadas para trás. – Não espantaria se os desenvolvedores falassem que tomaram algumas lições de Breath of the Wild. Little Devil Inside – Basta bom gosto para a direção de arte e carisma que você nos ganha. E foi isso. – Jogo de RPG de ação – Esse jogo já apareceu em 2016 em conferências e lá já chamava atenção – Vai chegar eventualmente à geração atual, por ser um projeto antigo de Kickstarter. Astro Playroom – Este jogo já vem com o console. – É uma tech demo para o Dual Sense, uma troca por perder seu principal charme do jogo anterior: o de ser um Super Mario 64 em VR. – Chega junto com o console ou semanas depois. Pragmata – Mais um trailer sem gameplay mas que chama atenção e provoca curiosidade, uma espécie de trailer de Kojima muito mais acelerado em delicadeza. – Nova Ip da Capcom, multiplataforma, porém apenas em 2022 – Tal como algo de Kojima, não se sabe sobre o que éo jogo ainda, e teremos tempos até lá… Uma breve lista de outras coisas que vamos ver na próxima geração, ao menos no primeiro ano: Control, Destiny 2, Fortnite, Warframe, Gothic, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Raindbow Six Siege, Outriders, The Lord of The Rings: Gollum, Watch Dogs: Legion, Battlefield 6, Gods and Monsters, Raindbow Six Quarantine, WRC9, Dying Light 2, Dirt 5, Chorvs, Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, Scarlet Nexus. Rumores de jogos para o PS5: Cyberpunk 2077, Death Stranding, Ghost of Tsuhima, The Last of Us Part 2, Starfield, The Elder Scrolls 6, GTA 6, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, God of War 2. Nostalgia: Alex Kidd In Miracle World Tem Remake Anunciado (Nicola) Durante a transmissão do IGN Summer of Gaming nesta quarta-feira (10), foi anunciada a produção de Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX, remake do game lançado para Master System. De acordo com as informações divulgadas, o game trará seus estágios clássicos, além de contar com novas fases e modos extras de jogo. Além disso, também são esperados chefes alternativos e até mesmo a possibilidade de jogar no modo original. A Merge Games revelou que Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX terá diversas adições, como um novo modo Boss Rush Battles, que coloca o jogador em uma corrida contra todos os chefões, músicas e gráficos refeitos com diversos efeitos modernos, níveis inéditos para os jogadores e até mesmo a chance de jogar o game inteiro com a estética clássica do Master System. Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX chegará ao Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch e PC no começo de 2021. Bungie confirmou que o jogo de tiro Destiny 2 será lançado para o Xbox Series X e PlayStation 5 (PS5).  O anúncio foi feito pela Bungie logo depois do Xbox Inside, realizado na última quinta-feira (7) — confira todos os jogos anunciados. A empresa aproveitou a ocasião para revelar que Destiny 2 chegará à "próxima geração de consoles" e que mais detalhes serão revelados no futuro. Não está claro se Destiny 2 fará uso do Smart Delivery do Xbox, que permite que aqueles que já possuem um título específico atualizem para a versão de próxima geração sem nenhum custo adicional. No ano passado, a Bungie se separou da Activision e agora possui controle completo de Destiny 2. Também foram anunciados planos de lançar um jogo que não seja Destiny até 2025. Ainda, a Bungie disse que estaria migrando Destiny 2 de um jogo de tiro em primeira pessoa para um MMO de ação e que estaria oferecendo um novo modelo free-to-play chamado New Light. Destiny 2 se junta à lista cada vez maior de títulos confirmados que chegam ao Xbox Series X, incluindo títulos de gerações atuais como Gears 5, Rainbow Six Seige, Assassin's Creed Valhalla e Cyberpunk 2077. Rumorlândia  Far Cry 6 deve ser anunciado em julho um novo conjunto de informações partilhadas pelo gamereactor (via Nibel), o próximo capítulo da série Far Cry vai voltar a colocar-nos num ambiente exótico, longe do continente norte-americano, onde assentava o quinto jogo e respetivo spin off. A confiar nos relatos, a apresentação de Far Cry 6 vai acontecer durante o Ubisoft Forward a 12 de julho, com lançamento marcado para 2021 na próxima geração de consolas e PC. Nada é referido sobre as atuais PlayStation 4 e Xbox One, embora seja previsível que continue a ser disponibilizado para estas, considerando a dimensão das respectivas bases. O último jogo [da Ubisoft] previsto para lançamento antes de abril (a não ser que a Ubisoft devida ser preferível adiá-lo devido à COVID-19 ou existam demasiados AAA a ser lançados em pouco espaço de tempo) é um Far Cry Rumor: RPG de Harry Potter deve ser chamado de Hogwarts: A Dark Legacy O vazamento, que foi publicado no Reddit, supostamente vem de alguém que trabalha no departamento de marketing da Warner Brothers. O jogo está renunciando ao nome de Harry Potter, sendo chamado de Hogwarts: A Dark Legacy. No jogo você será um estudante do quinto ano em Hogwarts que se transferiu de outra escola e poderá personalizar seu personagem antes de começar. Você jogará até o fim da graduação. Além disso, você pode determinar se seu aluno é ou não um trouxa, puro sangue ou meio sangue. Com base nessas decisões que você toma desde o início, uma casa será dada a você. Cada casa tem sua própria linha de missão e você não pode ficar do lado do vilão, independentemente da casa. Mas, decisões podem resultar em mortes de personagens. O jogo também acontece após a série Harry Potter e o vilão é um ex-Comensal da Morte. Vários personagens do livro aparecerão; no entanto, eles não foram detalhados. A árvore de habilidades do jogo tem cinco categorias que permitem que você se concentre nas habilidades mágicas. Uma delas permite retardar o combate por um breve momento e outra permite controlar monstros. Aparentemente, também existe um medidor do bem e do mal, e dependendo de onde você investe pontos, você poderá ganhar feitiços poderosos. O combate depende de táticas e tempo, com seu personagem tendo um medidor de energia limitando seus ataques a qualquer momento. O jogo também possui um sistema duplo. O sistema Nemesis dos jogos Middle Earth da WB também deve ser apresentado, mas não é tão robusto ou profundo quanto era nesses dois jogos. Existem vários outros recursos, incluindo opções de romance, a capacidade de jogar quadribol e um total de quatro hubs para explorar e concluir missões. Hogwarts: A Dark Legacy, o novo RPG de Harry Potter, deve ser lançado para PS4 e PS5.

Useful timestamps and links:00:00 - Intro - Welcome to Episode 15!01:31 - How much coffee do you drink?03:10 - Caffeine Conundrum06:00 - Live your best Coffee BUZZ!06:45 - Too much coffee can KILL you!09:40 - DMT and the afterlife… or is it aliens?14:29 - WHEN PEOPLE ZOL! (Remix | Proper Song)17:14 - The Farting MEC18:26 - FOOTBALL SEX DOLLS!20:40 - Sex Dolls: pricing and production22:45 - Pokémon Dark Edition23:26 - RULE34 EXPLAINED!26:45 - Science confirms Parallel Universe on Earth30:00 - #RELEASETHESNYDERCUT IS HAPPENING!34:34 - Science says RPats is World’s Most Beautiful Man38:10 - Batwoman series loses… Batwoman.41:15 - Could Ashley Platz be the new Batwoman?42:26 - Meet Melusi - Rainbow Six Siege’s first SA Operator47:00 - Best R6 Operators for Noobs47:35 - Scientists create first CYBORG EYE!51:10 - Beautician has Elon Musk’s old number54:12 - Charging interest on a loan is a SIN!56:16 - NETFLIX TO CANCEL INACTIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS57:44 - Outro musings (coffee, iPad, YouTube, TikTok)If you enjoyed, please give us a good rating and feel free to message us on social media with any cool content or questions :-)

Iceycat takes us on a journey from the very beginning of Rainbow Six Siege right up to the current day. We talk about how the game has changed since then and what can be done to make it more inviting to new players. Special thanks to all those who don't spawn peak.---Executive Producer Bryan “President of Calendars” Dressel Viceroy of Producing Jonathan Hardesty @movieguyjonKing Koopa of Editing Ryan JamesHost: Brok Holliday @damageboostpodTwitch at damageboostpodcastEmail us at damageboostpodcast@gmail.comGuest: @IceyCat25https://www.youtube.com/user/iceycat25  

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This week we discuss the future of Halo, another canceled EA Star Wars game, Flight Simulator having every airport on earth, PUBG getting cross-platform party support, Saber Interactive being acquired by THQ Nordic, Rainbow Six Seige coming to next-gen, Witcher 3 cross-save, leaked Original Xbox Starcraft Ghost gameplay and more...

It’s delay season for real! Your tardy Gamer Friends have finally gotten caught up on January’s news and we’re happy to report that everyone else is running late, too.“Logging On,” major delays for several AAA titles have been recently announced, including Cyberpunk 2077, Dying Light 2, Marvel’s Avengers, Iron Man VR, and Final Fantasy VII Remake. However, Journey to the Savage Planet and Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot were on schedule and have been released! Meanwhile, Sony is making moves with PlayStation Vue and #E32020, while Stadia is clinging to relevance with some upcoming game announcements.“These Past Two Weeks In Nerdom,” Big Nkrumah is finally committing to watch Star Wars: The Clone Wars, but we’re not so sure about the new Hunger Games prequel books, HBO’s Watchmen, or the new Star Trek series Picard. We’re also talking M.O.D.O.K. On Hulu, Sony’s trailer for Morbius, and Joker’s Oscar nominations haul.And, after literally a year of trying, we finally have friend of the show and Bones of Feet co-founder Professor Dumptruck in “Party Chat” to discuss his love for Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Rainbow Six: Seige, life as a pro streamer, and his new campaign to raise money for mental health awareness via Bell Let’s Talk!Thank you so much for listening! As always, we really appreciate the support. Make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, give us a rating or review, and tell your gamer friends about the show! We’ll catch you back here in just one week.Links:Professor Dumptruck on TwitchProfessor Dumptruck on TwitterBell Let’s TalkOur Bones of Feet episode!

Esports events bring in large groups of tourism but the economic impact of the events usually isn't released. Raleigh, North Carolina pulled back the curtain on the amount of revenue generated by the esports event for the city and emphasized how beneficial hosting the event was for many businesses in the area. If you enjoyed the podcast, please rate and subscribe! New episodes Monday through Friday. For more in-depth news check out our bi-weekly podcast The Esports Network Podcast (https://www.esportznetworkpodcast.com/). Follow Mitch on Twitter @Mitch_Reames (https://twitter.com/Mitch_Reames) Follow Esportz Network on Twitter (https://twitter.com/EsportzNetwork), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/esportznetwork/), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EsportzNetwork) @EsportzNetwork Or visit our website esportznetwork.com (https://www.esportznetwork.com/) for updates on what's to come!

For our 30th Session, Early Adopter begins with a lesson in body horror in the Speaking Simulator beta followed by Alex & Getty’s squading-up for the Ghost Recon beta on PS4.  News is jam packed between bizarre fast food licensed marketing games, nostalgia fuel, gaming retail failure, and surprise surprise, another oddball Nintendo accessory game.  In the backlog blog, Joel gets elbowed-out from discussing his SNES BS so Getty can take a tour of the neon pink painted post apocalyptic dystopia in Far Cry: New Dawn and Alex can detail one of his favorite go-to time wasters in Rainbow Six: Siege.  We wrap up the show with a new segment, “Sometimes Dead is Better?”, in which we highlight a dormant game series we want to get a revival of or an ongoing series we think could do well to take a break. Quick reminder!  Extra life is coming up, and we’ll be doing a 24 hour stream on November 16th!  Be sure to keep an eye out for more details in the coming weeks on how you can help support our campaign and the cause, as well as see what kind of shenanigans we’ll get into. Extra Life Segments Early Adopter: 1:10 - 25:40 News: 25:55 - 44:30 Backlog Blog: 44:47 - 1:03:27 Dead is Better?: 1:03:44 - 1:15:19 One Last Thing: 1:15:19 - 1:16:16 Don’t forget to follow/reach us at: Twitter: @SuperGGRadio Email: SuperGGRadio@gmail.com Wordpress: www.superggradio.wordpress.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuperGGRadio Subreddit: r/superggradio Youtube: http://tiny.cc/1xr07y Games Discussed: Speaking Simulator Beta, Ghost Recon Beta (PS4), KFC Dating Sim, Walking Dead Definitive Edition (Skybound), Celeste, Final Fantasy 7 Remake,  Star Ocean First Departure R, Exit the Gungeon, Ring Fit Adventure, Far Cry: New Dawn, Rainbow Six: Seige, Shadow Hearts, F-Zero, Wild Arms Music Credits: Introduction: Jazz Hip Hop 1 by Traster Intermission: Chill Jazzy Lofi Hip Hop by DJ Quads End Credits: Midnight Snack by DJ Quads

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On today's Esports Minute, Mitch takes us through a preview of an interview done with Ubisoft's Senior Director of Esports, Che Chou. Chou came over from Hearthstone esports at Blizzard and has taken the mantle of directing esports for all of Ubisoft's titles. The developers crown jewel is Rainbow Six Seige. This podcast is just a 90 second preview of the conversation that can be found in its entireity by using the link to the Esportz Network Podcast below. If you enjoyed the podcast, please rate and subscribe! New episodes Monday through Friday. For more in-depth news check out our bi-weekly podcast The Esports Network Podcast (https://www.esportznetworkpodcast.com/). Follow Mitch on Twitter @Mitch_Reames (https://twitter.com/Mitch_Reames) Follow Esportz Network on Twitter (https://twitter.com/EsportzNetwork), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/esportznetwork/), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EsportzNetwork) @EsportzNetwork Or visit our website esportznetwork.com (https://www.esportznetwork.com/) for updates on what's to come!

On today's podcast, Mitch takes us through an interview with Ubisoft's Senior Director of Esports, Che Chou. The crown jewel of Ubisoft's esports roster is Rainbow Six Seige, and with the Season 9 R6 Pro League Finals taking place this weekend, that was our central focus. Topics in the podcast include: Why Ubisoft wanted to open R6 esports to third-party tournament organizers What seperates R6 from other FPS esports The originiation of the unique operators in FPS and how that has spread throughout the genre Chou's transition from Hearthstone to Ubisoft Much more Rate and subscribe! New episodes Weekly. For daily esports news, check out the Esports Minute (https://esportsminute.fireside.fm/). Follow Mitch on Twitter @Mitch_Reames (https://twitter.com/Mitch_Reames) Follow Esportz Network on Twitter (https://twitter.com/EsportzNetwork), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/esportznetwork/), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EsportzNetwork) @EsportzNetwork Or visit our website esportznetwork.com (https://www.esportznetwork.com/) for updates on what's to come! Special Guest: Che Chou.

This week, we are joined by the wonderful husband and wife team, Time & Lynda Cowles, who give us some insight into their beginnings of FMVs, the early days of filmmaking and their unique murder mystery games. But before that we look at some of last week's stories such as the censorship reversal for Rainbow Six Seige, the removal of Tumblr from the iOS app store, the upcoming hardware ban for cheaters of PUBG and more! Check out D'Avekki's website: davekki.com/ Follow Tim & Lynda on Twitter: @davekki Twitter: @SuperMegaCrash Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supermegacrashbrosturbo Live streams on Sundays at 2pm CST: www.twitch.tv/supermegacrashbrosturbo Email: SuperMegaCrash@gmail.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pencilandpaperproductions Podbean Patron: https://pencilandpaperproductions.podbean.com Theme music composed by Setsuo Yamamoto/ arranged and performed by FamilyJules7x Subscribe to Family Jules: https://www.youtube.com/c/FamilyJules7x

Join us this week as we talk about games such as No Mans Sky, Rainbow Six Seige and Gravity Rush 2.  In the news we discuss new info on Halo Infinite, Samsung promoting Fortnite and more.  Send us your Emails at Whatsthenoise6@gmail.com 

Talking with MrHappy about Lootboxes and the gaming industry as a whole, then on the main topic about when are games considered done. When should you jump into any given game? With games like the Division, FFXIV, FFXV, Monster Hunter World, Rainbow Six Seige, and persistent online games. Plus the return of Community Feedback! :) Lootboxes and More: https://youtu.be/rm_EO1miAHo?t=231 Main Topic: https://youtu.be/rm_EO1miAHo?t=1458 Community Feedback: https://youtu.be/rm_EO1miAHo?t=3028 Let us know your thoughts on this or anything discussed below. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PUBG, No Man's Sky, Vampyr, Madden NFL 19, Overwatch, Rainbow Six Seige, IGN Plagorism, Discord demonized, Barstool Twitch Ban, Battlefront 2, Origin Access Premier & MORE! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/side-quest/support

It's ConBravo so we are Jonless. Paul is playing Airheart. Sean checks back in with No Man's Sky and its Next update, tries out Rainbow Six Seige as well as Paladins. For news we have August's Games with Gold, a new Labo set coming, disappointing Onrush sales, and a bunch of game announcements. Enjoy the show? Consider supporting it at www.patreon.com/topdownperspective

EPISODE 53- Recorded: April 15, 2018 Hey everyone! Thanks for catching us on our 53d episode! Listen to Mondo and Betty as they discuss new Switch games, Fortnite, God of War, and a mix of other games! CONTACTS Make sure to add us on all your gaming mediums. You can find Mondo, your host, as Roadzter on Playstation and Roadztergaming on Instagram and Twitter; Luis as Galarce17; Justin as Snoke; and You can also find Betty on Playstation and PC as Callmebettyzeo. JURY INSTRUCTIONS! For those of you who are new to the show, thank you for joining up and make sure to keep coming back! Join the Jury by following us on Twitter and liking our Facebook page by searching Hung Jury Gaming Podcast! And don’t forget that you can also listen to us on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, Podbean and other affiliate podcast services by simply searching for Hung Jury Gaming Podcast. DELIBERATION ROOM! A free giveaway! Listen in to this episode for a secret phrase. You can then use the phrase to enter yourself into a Sid Meier’s Civilization VI giveaway! This is will be a Steam code so make sure you plan on playing on PC! Rainbow Six Seige: Justin is giving away a copy of Rainbow Six Seige. All you need to do to enter is put fill out the form on the Deliberation Room labeled Rainbow Six Seige Giveaway! Jurors! Turn in your answers by going to the following link: http://hungjurynetwork.com/thedeliberationroom/ or simply go to HungJuryNetwork.com and Click on The Deliberation Room. Answers are Anonymous but make sure to answer before every Friday of that week so we can release the results in the recording of the following episode!

EPISODE 52- Recorded: April 8, 2018 Hey everyone! Thanks for catching us on our 52th episode! Listen to Mondo and Betty as they discuss how women streamers navigate the world of Twitch. CONTACTS Make sure to add us on all your gaming mediums. You can find Mondo, your host, as Roadzter on Playstation and Roadztergaming on Instagram and Twitter; Luis as Galarce17; Justin as Snoke; and You can also find Betty on Playstation and PC as Callmebettyzeo. JURY INSTRUCTIONS! For those of you who are new to the show, thank you for joining up and make sure to keep coming back! Join the Jury by following us on Twitter and liking our Facebook page by searching Hung Jury Gaming Podcast! And don’t forget that you can also listen to us on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, Podbean and other affiliate podcast services by simply searching for Hung Jury Gaming Podcast. DELIBERATION ROOM! A free giveaway! Listen in to this episode for a secret phrase. You can then use the phrase to enter yourself into a Sid Meier's Civilization VI giveaway! This is will be a Steam code so make sure you plan on playing on PC! Rainbow Six Seige: Justin is giving away a copy of Rainbow Six Seige. All you need to do to enter is put fill out the form on the Deliberation Room labeled Rainbow Six Seige Giveaway! Jurors! Turn in your answers by going to the following link: http://hungjurynetwork.com/thedeliberationroom/ or simply go to HungJuryNetwork.com and Click on The Deliberation Room. Answers are Anonymous but make sure to answer before every Friday of that week so we can release the results in the recording of the following episode!

EPISODE 51- Recorded: March 30, 2018   Hey everyone! Thanks for catching us on our 51th episode! Listen to Mondo, Luis, and Justin discuss Sea of Thieves, Far Cry 5, and microtransactions in single player video games.    CONTACTS Make sure to add us on all your gaming mediums. You can find Mondo, your host, as Roadzter on Playstation and Roadztergaming on Instagram and Twitter; Luis as Galarce17; Justin as Snoke; and You can also find Betty on Playstation and PC as Callmebettyzeo.   JURY INSTRUCTIONS! For those of you who are new to the show, thank you for joining up and make sure to keep coming back! Join the Jury by following us on Twitter and liking our Facebook page by searching Hung Jury Gaming Podcast! And don’t forget that you can also listen to us on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, Podbean and other affiliate podcast services by simply searching for Hung Jury Gaming Podcast.   DELIBERATION ROOM! Make sure to vote! There will be a surprise question about the topic at hand PLUS a free giveaway! Listen in to this episode for a secret phrase. You can then use the phrase to enter yourself into a Sid Meier's Civilization VI giveaway! This is will be a Steam code so make sure you plan on playing on PC!   Rainbow Six Seige: Justin is giving away a copy of Rainbow Six Seige. All you need to do to enter is put fill out the form on the Deliberation Room labeled Rainbow Six Seige Giveaway!     Jurors! Turn in your answers by going to the following link: http://hungjurynetwork.com/thedeliberationroom/ or simply go to HungJuryNetwork.com and Click on The Deliberation Room. Answers are Anonymous but make sure to answer before every Friday of that week so we can release the results in the recording of the following episode!  

    GameEnthus Podcast ep335: Representation Matters or Hiatus Hiatus   This week Nia(@TheVideoGamHer) from TheVideoGamHer on Youtube joins Tiny(@Tiny415)   Mike(@AssaultSuit) and  Aaron(@Ind1fference) to talk about: Nintendo, Aurion, Dandara, Black Panther, Man-Thing, Swamp Thing, Fantastic Four, Fate of the Furious, Jason X, Travelers, Extra Life, Ant-Man, Dr. Strange, The Shape of Water, Dave Chapelle, Chris Rock, Grown-Ups, Ubisoft, Skull and Bones, Transformers, Rainbow Six Seige, Sea of Thieves, ZombiU, Cuphead, La Mulana, Spelunky HD, System Shock, The Fall Part 2 Unbound, Monster Hunter World, BOTW Champions Ballad, PUBG, Dishonored 2, The Surge, Pokemon Ultra Moon, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Iconoclasts, Dandara, Bleed 2, Stikbold!, Hello Neighbor, Sliced Diced and Rice, Castlevania 64, Max Payne, Pop-Up Pilgrim, Knockout League, Schacht, Run Dorothy Run, Claybook, Xenon Valkyrie+, Bridge Constructor Portal, Rally Racer, A Normal Lost Phone, Bury Me My Love and more.                                                                      If you like the show please leave us an itunes, Google, Youtube or Stitcher review, a tweet, an email or a voicemail (202-573-7686).   Download the GE iOS / WP apps and check out GameEnthus. Show Length: 145 minutes Direct Download     Show Links Follow Nia Nia on Youtube Nia's Black History Month Gaming Video New videos GameEnthus.com   Youtube.com/user/GameEnthus    Community Info   Kiaun's Show The Analog Circle Podcast Gary's Show TheGamesMenRPG Open Forum Radio GeeksGoneRaw SingleSimulcast     Show Music     Jamiroquai - Automation A Tribe Called Quest - We Got The Jazz instrumental Church Chronicles - Wakanda Forever instrumental Busta Rhymes - Touch It instrumental A Tribe Called Quest - Midnight instrumental Heavy D - You Can't See instrumental Twisted Pixel - Everybody Love Donuts instrumental Grant Kirkhope -  Grunty's Theme(Banjo Kazooie) instrumental A Tribe Called Quest - Bonita Applebum instrumental    

Brando and Mike are back together in the studio to talk recent pickups, BioWare delaying Anthem, Microtransactions, Rainbow Six Seige price increase, and the remake for Secret of Mana. Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Podbean! Listen on Stitcher! Watch on Youtube!  Follow us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook!

The fog begins to clear and you can finally see the building in the distance. You've got some sort of... bill to pay. The details seemed unclear to you; something about the online broadcast of horror video games? It didn't matter: you were not the addressee. You couldn't be. "There must be some mistake", you say definitively, sliding the form across the desk. "I'm not the Ass Reaper and I don't owe any debt of souls or horror games or... anything!" The clerk adjusts her glasses, almost as if she needs to receive your disgusting image with more clarity. "I'm very sorry, sir", she sarcastically replies between the smacking of her tacky bubble gum. "Payment is required by October 13th -- that's a Friday. Friday the 13th". She smiles and waves you away. "You'll start tomorrow. Have a spooky afternoon". Discussed: Twitch.tv Hallow-stream 2017. Todd ruins a woman's day or possibly even her life. Rainbow Six Seige. Battlefield One. Cuphead. Halloween. "I wanna watch a scary movie". Trick-or-treating. Christianity and fall fest(s). Horror movies. Horror games. What we've been up to - 10:55 Halloweenian things - 25:02 Favorite horror movies - 30:31 Favorite horror games - 39:29

This week the crew brings you all the latest news from Rainbow Six Seige, The Division and Ghost recon Wildlands again. We talk PTS, Global event, Ghost wars and a little bit of destiny once again.

This week, PtG discusses the future of motion control functionality in videogames and how platforms like the Nintendo Switch and PSVR will impact it going forward. Some big release dates, news and surprising picks for What's Loaded Up round out the episode. (News) - Bethesda Game of Thrones speculation, Sonic Forces release date, Nindies Summer Showcase highlights, best in show at Gamescom, Skyrim for Switch footage, Nintendo sued for motion controls, Final Fantasy 15/Assassin's Creed crossover event, new trailer for The Inpatient (What's Loaded Up) - Final Fantasy 13, Just Cause 3, Stardew Valley, Skyrim, Rainbow Six: Seige, Destiny 2 beta, Pokken Tournament DX demo

Only Josh and Wilko here this week to discuss a lot of Rainbow Six Seige news and the reactions from The division 1.7 update

This episode of BitCast breaks into a few relevant news Stories; we talk about: Splatoon 2 DLC, Splatfest victors, Rainbow Six Seige, Yooka Laylee on Switch, and upcoming games for August. Then we delve into the main topic of the show: Breath of the Wild had a pretty underwhelming boss battle, so Matt and Jake break down if that matters or not.

We discuss all the cool stuff about all the cool Tom Clancy games like Rainbow Six Seige, The Division, and Ghost Recon Wildlands. Topics include the new Tier system for Ghost Recon Wildlands, New league news for Seige and Patch 1.7 updates for The division. Also, we discuss the crews run through Bolivia killing some druggos.

We discuss the crazy fun we are having with Ghost Recon Wildlands and the updates for Rainbow Six Seige and the lack of updates for the Division. We also dream of what could be if Ubisoft announce a new Splinter Cell at this years E3

Den här veckan har vi provat Nintendo Switch, Fallout Shelter på Xbox, Rainbow Six Seige och kollat på Superbowl. Vi diskuterar även alla kommande Avatar-filmer och andra lustiga ämnen. Enjoy kära vänner! Vill du dela med dig av dina tankar? Maila oss på podcast@wespawn.se eller skriv till oss på Twitter så tar vi gärna upp dina frågor och idéer i podden. Hitta allt WeSpawn via http://wespawn.se och hjälp oss växa via http://patreon.com/wespawn!

Jesus and Shawn were joined by Rob from the "Random Ramblings with Rob" we talked tons of video game and none gaming related stuff. Which includes VR Porn, Rainbow Six Seige, overly, sensitive people, Star Wars Rogue One trailer, Gears of War 4, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, DLC, Quantum Break, Alan Wake, Resident Evil VR theme park ride shit, Hardcore Henry, Fat donut Drake, Booty O's, alchamahol and stuff, shit Find Rob @itsbrob @rrr_podcast. Listen to his show "Random Ramblings with Rob" ****Be sure to join in on the conversation on our facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/horriblegamerz/ ****And watch us game horribly on our you tube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Ljqd17XUf6VMHXVV1vhww **Follow us on twitter @HorribleGamerz **Jesus @JWAonXboxLive  **Shawn- @TheyCallMeiams @Awkward_Podcast **Jim @CptnHook13 **Also check out iams' podcast Horribly Awkward ***Shawn and Jesus are also a part of The Social Dozen Podcast! ****# Videogames,Stupid, video games, EA, Ubisoft, Activision, Wii, NX, Xbox One, PS4, PC, Gaming, Playstation, Microsoft, Gamers, Sony, Nintendo, Sega, Tech, Geek, Nerd, fun, funny, comedy, news, LIFE # drop us a voicemail at (504)475-4497 

Unchained once again comes around, much like the man Johhny Cash once sang about. Neil poses the questions for  Unchained's Aaron, Garri, Kevin and Ben this week, incuding such gems as ''Are games like Street Fighter V, Rainbow Six Seige and Star Wars Battlefront a case of quality over quantity? Or are they nothing more than paid betas? Awkward silences and uhms and ahhs follow this as the group try to recollect the worst stories seen in games. Then there's debate over what gaming trends need to go. You've probably guessed what some of them are already, but you can still come and nod in agreement. Aaron VarshneyTwitter: https://twitter.com/VarshsterE-mail: aaron.varshney@psu.comPSN: UK_Varsh Ben Shillabeer-HallTwitter: https://twitter.com/Chille_ukE-mail: Ben.shillabeer-hall@psu.comPSN: ChilleNeogaf: Chille Garri BagdasarovTwitter: https://twitter.com/GaglaushE-mail: Garri@psu.comPSN: Gaglaush  Kevin RomboutsTwitter: http://twitter.com/MrWaxWeazleE-mail: kevin.rombouts@psu.comPSN: kipkebab92 Neil BoltTwitter: https://twitter.com/nezzkoE-mail: Neil.Bolt@psu.comPSN: sonofvenom

Join Kieran and Ben for the latest episode of 8 Bit News as they discuss the latest in gaming and tech news. This episode they discuss the Division Open Beta, Lego Star Wars Episode 7 and Pokemon Go; as well as Lootcrate creating a new game crate and California’s new rules in regard to self driving cars. PLUS Kieran reviews Rainbow Six Seige, Mortal Kombat Game Boy Colour Edition and One Finger Death Punch.

Next hero up in Marvel Universe. December Movies: The Wannabe, Krampus, Youth, In the Heart of the Sea, Star Wars The Force Awakens, Sisters, Alvin and the Chipmunks The Road Chip, Point Break, Daddy's Home, Concussion, Hateful Eight. December DVD & Bluray Releases: Mississippi Grind, Minions, Ant Man, The Transporter Refueled, Mission Impossible 5, Ted 2, Maze Runner 2 Scorch Trials, Fantastic Four, War Room, Black Mass, Pan, Pawn Sacrifice, The Intern, A Walk in the Woods, hitman Agent 47. December Video Game Releases: Just Cause 3, Rainbow Six Seige, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Devil's Third. Movie Classic: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. The List: Characters you miss.

Next hero up in Marvel Universe. December Movies: The Wannabe, Krampus, Youth, In the Heart of the Sea, Star Wars The Force Awakens, Sisters, Alvin and the Chipmunks The Road Chip, Point Break, Daddy's Home, Concussion, Hateful Eight. December DVD & Bluray Releases: Mississippi Grind, Minions, Ant Man, The Transporter Refueled, Mission Impossible 5, Ted 2, Maze Runner 2 Scorch Trials, Fantastic Four, War Room, Black Mass, Pan, Pawn Sacrifice, The Intern, A Walk in the Woods, hitman Agent 47. December Video Game Releases: Just Cause 3, Rainbow Six Seige, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Devil's Third. Movie Classic: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. The List: Characters you miss.

We welcome Brandon Zaboklicki (@sexualjumanji) onto the podcast to talk Rainbow Six: Seige, multiplayer gaming, why he's not a fan of PUBG and more!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/no-cartridge-audio/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.