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This week on PS Best Friends, the guys discuss Amy Hennig's comments on why EA shuttered Visceral's Star Wars game, No Man's Sky's NEXT update looks to impress and we get even more Black Ops 4 news! Don't forget to check us out on Patreon, $2 gets you a shoutout on the show and $5 let's you choose your own topic for us to discuss! www.patreon.com/psbestfriends --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/psbestfriends/message

Version:1.0 StartHTML:000000233 EndHTML:000029018 StartFragment:000027624 EndFragment:000028914 StartSelection:000027624 EndSelection:000028910 SourceURL:https://blueharvestpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-122-the-hippie-curse/Episode 122: The Hippie Curse Hawes, Will, Blue Harvest. You know how we do. Hawes goes to a concert and has a magic spell cast on him. A new behind the scenes video for The Last Jedi is released. What new information is revealed? Kotaku publishes a new article about the cancellation of Visceral's Star Wars game. Listener emails and voice messages are discussed. Dave wonders if Kylo really killed Han. Josh has some ideas about what kind of Star Wars game he'd like to see. Brad has some thoughts after relistening to our The Force Awakens reaction episode. Michael wonders about a connection between Rey and Snoke. William LOVE.S the trailer for The Last Jedi. Rashad wonders if a force ghost will appear to Rey. Chris thinks Rey may be unrelated. Peter clarifies the details of his fifty miles race. Like our theme song? Check out the band that provided the music. They are Stoned Cobra and you can find them on iTunes, Spotify or at: http://stonedcobra.bandcamp.com Oh Blue Harvest store is available at: http://www.teepublic.com/user/blueharvestpodcast  

This week's GamesBeat Decides podcast was already a long one, and then -- right before we were going to upload it -- we had to make it even longer. That's because hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti pulled an emergency bonus session to talk about the breaking news that Electronic Arts has closed Dead Space developer Visceral and canceled its Star Wars game. That revelation is shocking on its own, but EA made it even more startling with a candid blog that explains why it made this choice. Put simply: loot boxes. EA only wants to invest its money in games-as-a-service (GaaS), and Visceral's Star Wars was a single-player linear game. It turns out that it's difficult to sell loot boxes in something like that, so EA has found it difficult to justify its budget. In addition to EA pulling the Band-aid off of one of its multiple Star Wars projects, we talk about some other news involving loot boxes. For example, is Hearthstone too expensive and why doesn't the ESRB game-rating organization think this is gambling? In the second half, we talk about Awesome Games Done Quick because speedrunning is pure and good. On top of that, Mike and Jeff discuss some recent releases they've spent some time with, which include the following: Cuphead Divinity: Original Sin II Golf Story South Park: The Fractured But Whole --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesbeat-decides/support

This week's GamesBeat Decides podcast was already a long one, and then -- right before we were going to upload it -- we had to make it even longer. That's because hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti pulled an emergency bonus session to talk about the breaking news that Electronic Arts has closed Dead Space developer Visceral and canceled its Star Wars game. That revelation is shocking on its own, but EA made it even more startling with a candid blog that explains why it made this choice. Put simply: loot boxes. EA only wants to invest its money in games-as-a-service (GaaS), and Visceral's Star Wars was a single-player linear game. It turns out that it's difficult to sell loot boxes in something like that, so EA has found it difficult to justify its budget. In addition to EA pulling the Band-aid off of one of its multiple Star Wars projects, we talk about some other news involving loot boxes. For example, is Hearthstone too expensive and why doesn't the ESRB game-rating organization think this is gambling? In the second half, we talk about Awesome Games Done Quick because speedrunning is pure and good. On top of that, Mike and Jeff discuss some recent releases they've spent some time with, which include the following: Cuphead Divinity: Original Sin II Golf Story South Park: The Fractured But Whole

In this episode we start off by wrapping up some of our discussion on the Han Solo movie based off of some listener feedback. We also talk about some of the preliminary artwork and leaks that have been coming out regarding The Last Jedi. We then dive over into the Saturn Awards that Rogue One and Star Wars Rebels won this past week. The episode closes on some of the latest rumors about Visceral's Star Wars action/adventure game.

This episode is brought to you by Topps Digital Star Wars Card Trader!  Be sure to download the app today and trade with the MakingStarWars team! And by Funko’s Smuggler’s Bounty: the only official Star Wars subscription box. Subscribe at SmugglersBounty.com! Join Jason, Randy, and Sal for the latest episode of “Now, This Is Podcasting!" On this week’s show: Exclusive info on the droid from Visceral's Star Wars Game! Ron Howard to Direct Young Han Solo Visceral's new Star Wars Game and the importance of Alderaan.NTIP Exclusive Scoop on the new R2 inspired droid from Visceral's Star Wars Game and her powers! Doc is the droid owned by Dodger the game's main character. He stole her and she’s his field medic. She travels on a rolling base covered by a cylindrical body. The original design was based off of McQuarrie’s Artoo design; the same design that inspired BB-8. However, the big difference for Doc is that her head docks to her body allowing her to detach and help in interesting way. Doc will presumably heal you on game. Her body is white. The detailing (like where Artoo is blue) is red. She has a disc antenna on top of her heard like Chopper.  In concept art she uses the claw arm attached to her head pickpocket a Stormtrooper.  She is featured in all main cast group concepts.  Doc's head detaches and floats around Dodger's shoulder, hacking doors and healing him in concept art.  POD PEOPLE: We read your emails! EXCLUSIVE FUNKO INTERVIEW!       

This week Matt Sigmon & Dustin McCoy discuss:•Wonder Woman's effect on the DC Movie Universe & how it will effect future DC titles•A potential Watchmen reboot at HBO•Our Batman: Mask of the Phantasm memories•Venom vs Carnage on screen & other villains headlining future Sony's Spider-Man Universe releases•A kid focused Fantastic Four movie without Reed & Sue•The Han Solo director problems•More Lego Star Wars spoilers?!?•Rumors on Visceral's Star Wars video game•Atari making a new console?!?iTunes link: http://itun.es/us/ctcTeb.c