Podcasts about sony playstation's state

This episode centers around Sony PlayStation's State of Play announcements! thetiredobsidian.wordpress.com Twitter @TiredObsidian

It's a great time to be alive! It's finally within our grasp! Check us out and hear our take on Sony Playstation's State of Play FFVII Remake trailer and some other interesting facts and rumors, the Sega Genesis Mini and discussing which games just brings back memories, and some other fun stuff which I rather not spoil, you just got to tune in. :)

This week we discuss the latest episode of Sony PlayStation's State of Play stream. We take a look at each game featured and break down why some people are setting themselves up for massive disappointment in the Final Fantasy VII Remake.

In this episode, The Prof (@ProfPlaysGames) and The Dev (@summerspeak) discuss Sony Playstation's State of Play presentation! They also dive into games they've been playing; Grim Dawn and its latest expansion and picking back up Samus Returns. Like our podcast? Consider supporting us on Patreon: https://bit.ly/2FDYSj2 (or search Prof and Dev Play Games on Patreon).

HOSTS: Salvador Madrigal, Eddie Vargas, Jack Acebedo, Samson Lancaster  In this extremely heated episode, Sal has a lot to say about EPIC vs STEAM. Hold on to yer butts, this steamy epic pile of entertainment will get your hot and bothered. We also discuss Sony Playstation's "State of Play" and Google Stadia. Meanwhile Jack "liquid-Ass-ebedo" swipes right on all everyone, check him out on tinder ladies just search Liquid-Assebedo. (he was actually on Grindr) Music: n8bit   Become a Patron of STR CAST   "Epic isn't afraid to spend its Fortnite money, as evidenced by its free game program, and it's been quick to jump on any opportunity: When Unity and Improbable had a public spat last week, it was mere hours before Epic announced a partnership with the latter. The company has also secured multiple exclusives, including Journey, which we never even expected to come to PC. It's going hard, in other words. Meanwhile, Steam has 90 million monthly users, and plans to spend the year improving discoverability, growing in China, building out its Twitch competitor, and improving the client. The Epic Store has made itself known, and will surely introduce the unruly Fortnite crowd to new games throughout 2019, but I don't expect it to slow Steam down—not yet, at least. GOG and itch.io offer very different selections and experiences, and will hopefully not be overshadowed by this battle of giants. The best-case scenario is that the competition inspires Valve, Epic, and everyone else to improve their offerings—maybe with features we didn't even know we wanted (or perhaps a few more Valve-developed games?). However it shakes out, Epic has ensured that 2019 is going to be a lively chapter in the story of PC gaming." - PC Gamer