Just about every week we end up talking about someone who is predicting the doom of (enter technology here), and we’re getting a little tired of it. Ubisoft seems to think that just because hackers aren’t calling in to tell them they aren’t hacking their product means that DRM is working. Blizzard makes a move to get a cut of gold farming biz while Sony is plays nice nice with indie devs. EA gives you yet another reminder that when you buy games, you still never own them. Euclideon shows off their break through in graphics technology (again) while more than a few industry artist voice their disbelief (again). All that plus a bit more on this episode of the Mashcast.
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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