We Got Stuff?! Wow Bungie!
Bungie finally delivers some news on the April update....
In today’s episode, the returning Waldy and Alan join Jorge as they discuss the two Bungie BTS streams, the Crucible patch, and the Playboy article from former Destiny developers. We discuss The Division and the division it’s caused in gamer’s perception of Bungie and the current state of Destiny, and how most people seem to be handling the blues.
Born in the 80's, given a NES and Gameboy at a young age, Jorge grew up in gaming and experienced gaming in many cultures due to moving around the world. Now in New Jersey, an older Jorge continues his journey in gaming. Adobo included.
I\'m not going to lie, film is what I love. I can talk about it all day. I also appreciate art, and that\'s where I see games. I\'m no authority on the history of gaming, but I certainly have appreciated a good story and fantastic gameplay. I love how a good game brings friends together. I represent the casual player, and during my podcasts don\'t be surprised when games become a movie discussion.
We’re back from First Attack 2027, the Scott Summers trailer rises from the ashes, and we talk about 2XKO’s player numbers versus actual engagement. We also explore Virtua Fighter’s approach to building a great fighting game rather than focusing on esports.
The gang has been bouncing back and forth between beta and retail. Ula'tek is going down, which is where Forever human hunters already are!
The gang is back from Blizzcon with more thoughts on what was revealed, as well as their experiences in the WoW Forever beta!
Kim full breakdown guide, Arjun and Japan’s new leverless controller, EVO France attendees head count, and a look at 2XKO modders updates.
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