The Division 2 Wishes
Ahead of #TheDivision2 Reveal the guys sit down to discuss what they would like to see in the Sequel. And also spend far too long discussing Steering Wheels....
Team SITREP are back up to full strength this week, so join Mike, Rob and Luke for SITREP Radio Episode #109. The lads talk about Global Event:Onslaught being extended by a few days until Thursday 31st May after a brief maintenance. There is also news of a new author being bought on board to potentially work on The Division 2 and the Chief Executive of Ubisoft admits to lessons they’ve learned from the first game and gives us snippets of what to expect from the sequel.
There was no State of the Game this week, in fact there won’t be one until Thursday 7th June, when the guys bring us Episode 100.
The lads continue their weekly tradition of ending the show with more questions from their listeners and community.
Mike is a huge lover of all things media based. From games to movies, comics and music. Preferably the alternative genre.
A bit of geek when it comes to TV, Movies, Podcasts, and Games.
I've been a gamer ever since I can remember. I started with a Commodore64, then Amiga1200, and various PCs. Consoles I've owned include SNES, Wii, GameCube, Xbox 360 and every version of PlayStation to date. My most played games are Team Fortress Classic, Championship Manager, early COD titles (don't mention Black Ops or MW3!) as well as almost all of the Gran Turismo and GTA series'.
This week we dive into COTW Season 3, check out a Spider-Man guide, talk Virtua Fighter Crossroads, PlayStation’s FlexStrike Arcade Stick, The SF6 Girls Anime, and the latest CEO Gaming rankings.
Nick shares some tips about professions he recently learned, then the gang laments the recent Microsoft layoffs.
EWC brings back City of wolves, Tokon releases a doom guide, Avatar beta is Azulas new home, and Robo-ky has some pros and cons
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