That Gamer Podcast is a weekly video gaming show hosted by two broke college graduates. Brandon and Ben put a twist on the traditional gaming format with personality-based banter, mildly offensive behavior, and everything you kind of wanted to know about video gaming and its culture. Delivered straight to your door every Friday and jam-packed with the only the hottest scoops, latest releases, and nerdium that is video gaming, all in beautiful HD.
On This Week's Episode:
* Kotick is Dissin’ on ya’ll
* Good Old Games Drama
* Ubisoft bundling its biggest franchises
* Halo Reach Matchmaking
* 3DS Specs Leaked
* Steve Wiebe is the King of Kong
* States oppose the proposed California law
* Michael Jackson MMO Announced
* Gameloft Sells bunches of games
* LIMBO takes the top spot
* Playstation Move Review by Albert Perkins
Former CEO describes lawsuit filed by Swedish pension fund as a "collateral attack" on Activision Blizzard.
Kotick Made $155 million from MS in the buyout, the little b*tch needs to stop whining. Thanks to this Microslop deal and massive industry consolidation thousands upon thousands of devs and other workers lost their livelihoods. This greedy piggie pervert needs shut up and f-off.
CWA Canada will “pursue every legal recourse” to protect our members at Ubisoft Halifax after the company announced today that it is shutting down the operation just three weeks after workers voted to unionize.
70 roles are affected at the Assassin’s Creed Rebellion studio.
Very sad news shame on Ubisoft, Also whats going on with the n4g website the webpages have issues loading for the past 2 months?
It's broken and unfortunately poorly supported. Some of us, longtime members, are still here and enduring this painful experience
Info is here. Got posted earlier today.
https://n4g.com/user/blogpo...
I am aware of that my previous comment about the website issues was made an hour before Christopher posted the update
I've been getting nonstop Runtime Errors for almost a year. This website is borderline unusable nowadays.
Funny how these sudden mass firings at major studios where employees unionized have nothing to do with union busting. Must be just a coincidence that it happens exactly the same way every single time.
Can't hate corporations enough. Society has such low standards, and when people wake up to it and try to push positive change that's when you realize the rich are the root of most our problems. Honestly so tiring to see just how much more comfortably we can all live and see others actively push against it.
