Video Game Fury

Just when you think the Switch is winding down, here comes Nintendo with another Direct to let you know otherwise. And this is without a peep of Metroid Prime 4 or Breath of the Wild 2. Let’s break it down.

The world waited on Sony to respond to Microsoft buying Activision Blizzard. And boy did they respond…

With all the hoopla of Microsoft purchasing Activision, we forget that Sony still exists and has a strong case for a great year with its 2022 releases. Let’s discuss and see what’s on the docket…

I.....I have no words.  But I actually do.  Give it a listen!

Small streamers (like myself) often wonder what it takes to crack the formula and make it big on Twitch. I’d love to hear your tips and tricks of how you’ve done it or what you’re going through currently to try and get there.

Is it just me or do we have FOMO when it comes to new video game releases? Especially when we talk about how much of our backlog we need to get to. Let’s discuss.

I’m back in action and talking Game Awards 2021 and what they need to do better.

It’s been over six months since the last show. Let’s catch up on some life things.

The world is being severely challenged right now in the midst of a pandemic.  Not knowing when we are at the tail end, it's created uncertainty on when people can go back to work and when we can safely just be normal human beings again.  The gaming industry is no less feeling this impact with conventions being postponed/cancelled, games being delayed indefinitely, and companies having to adopt work from home strategies.  We analyze what this virus has done to impact this industry and what we can possibly expect the new normal to be.

On the game time segment, I am still grinding Assassin's Creed Odyssey hard with no end in sight.  But Apex Legends and Tyranny are good alternate games to help take away that grind when needed.

Stay safe and healthy out there, friends!

You go away for 2020 for a while and look what happens...

Sony is once again out for E3 2020.  Is Sony making a mistake going into a big holiday console launch?  Or is the real story the fizzling relevance that E3 itself seems to be becoming?

And then delays has shifted tons of key games that we thought we were playing a ton of in the first half of 2020.  What does that means for these games' prospects and how will it stack as they move closer to new console launch windows?

All that and the games I played on my Twitch streams for your listening pleasure!