Jeff Grubb and Jan Ochoa detail their impressions on Assassin’s Creed Shadow, Ubisoft cancelling The Division Heartland, rumors about the upcoming Switch, Sony chaning their measurements for success, updates on Microsoft’s “Latitude” project, and much more!
0:00:00 Intro
0:05:20 The Assassin’s Creed Shadows reveal is saying all the right things to excite classic Assassin’s Creed fans
0:18:10 Ubisoft has canceled The Division Heartland
0:21:43 Sony says they are now measuring success in other ways than selling consoles
0:34:09 Microsoft’s Activision team has revealed a new studio: Elsewhere Entertainment
0:38:26 Toys For Bob website update might be teasing new game reveal coming soon
0:40:41 Midori: Nintendo using Switch 2 & New Switch names in conversations with SEGA
0:45:27 Midori: Nintendo game codenamed Banquet in the works, being developed by NDcube & SmileBoom
0:49:53 PS2-emulated Star Wars: The Clone Wars listed on PlayStation Store
0:53:27 More Xbox games reportedly coming to PS5 as part of Microsoft’s ‘Latitude’ project
0:56:27 Former Rockstar lead Dan Houser’s new studio is working on a third-person action adventure game
0:59:39 FINAL FANTASY XIV MEETS MOUNTAIN DEW, BABY
1:01:54 Polls & Outro
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I love Jan
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I'm in minority but I like the big open world ac games. Beautiful environment and the little history side mode thing that acts like a history lesson are dope
Hey the Mr clean magic eraser cleans shoes so good
Super Nintendo Switch is the best possible name. SNS is pronounced SNES
Xdefiant is reallly reallllly bad lol the playtests were not fun.
Grubb, what do you mean people don't have a choice in online requirements? Yes we do! There are DRM-free games out there! Tons of them! We can buy them instead. That's not the transition from physical to digital. That's the transition from Ubisoft making things I want to buy to being a lousy company.
I obviously can't argue against the Switches success, but if it wasn't for occasionally going back to Smash Bros and mario Kart, I'm not sure I would have turned mine on bmmuch at all between BotW and TotK.
I'm much more likely to put 50-100 hours into a massive triple a game than an equal amount of time into multiple small indie games. There are many indie games I enjoy once or twice but I rarely go back to them more than that.
I enjoy those ultra graphics, 4k, ray tracing Cyberpunk 2077 train ride videos, but only as fun tech demos so I can ogle at how fantastic everything looks. But I don't actually have a desire to play an actual video game like that.