Sacred Symbols: A PlayStation Podcast

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#360 | I'll Confess This: You're My Tragedy May 26, 2025

Show notes

The last couple of weeks for Bungie have been nothing short of catastrophic, calling into question whether their upcoming extraction shooter Marathon has any chance at all in finding market success. We've long discussed whether Sony should have bought Bungie at all (they shouldn't have), but now that they're so deeply invested, how do they get the team out of this mess? And what does all of this hullabaloo -- about stolen art, poorly-reviewed gameplay, and lackluster audience reaction -- say about the team's future, full stop? Meanwhile, things aren't much better north of the border, where Quebec-based Haven recently parted ways with founder and once-famous producer Jade Raymond, who has now left three different teams without any sort of release. Is Fairgame$ DOA? Maybe not, but we have lots of new information on the recent closed test of the game under the moniker Project Hearts, and... well... it's not sounding great. Also: MLB: The Show is seemingly getting a mobile release, PlayStation Stars is going away unceremoniously, Stellar Blade 2 is in active development, Xbox's Hellblade II is coming to PS5, Kojima's Physint is at least five more years away, and more. Then: Listener inquiries! Keeping in mind Sony's typical naming conventions, what will PlayStation 6's controller be called? Do we also find delight in Darth Vader's AI voice in Fortnite? Is the PS5 Pro truly worth purchasing before prices likely go up? Has Chris ever seen a ghost?Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement.
Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro
00:44:13 - Best man bromance
00:46:03 - ghoul-ing
01:04:41 - Haven/Jade Raymond reflections
01:37:51 - Bungie art theft reflections
02:33:15 - MLB: The Show mobile
02:38:25 - PlayStation Stars is over
02:51:24 - Stellar Blade sequel coming
02:56:49 - Kojima's next game is far off
03:01:41 - Hellblade 2 is coming to PS5
03:05:56 - Randy Pitchford on Borderlands 4 pricing
03:26:21 - Circana data
03:35:21 - New Naughty Dog logo
03:37:18 - Doom: The Dark Ages surpasses three million players
03:40:44 - What Are We Playing (Doom The Dark Ages, Stardew Valley, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Shovel Knight Dig)
04:05:34 - Iconic PlayStation Games
04:16:19 - ChatGPT game hints
04:19:15 - DualSense 2?
4:22:38 - AI Vader in Fortnite
04:28:19 - "Editions" releases
04:35:04 - Current thoughts on PS5 Pro

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#359 | Such A Beautiful Lie to Believe In May 19, 2025

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PlayStation is booming, at least depending on how you look at things. On the one hand, Sony's annual financial results are incredibly strong: PlayStation drove more revenue last year than any gaming entity ever has in the entire history of the industry. Meanwhile, PS5 will surpass 80 million units sold soon, and has become the default console for most players this generation. But there's a downside; indeed, Sony is doing all of this damage with one hand tied behind its back, as major exclusive releases have slowed down to a trickle, while the level of behind-the-scenes mismanagement becomes ever-starker. As we were wrapping our episode up, word dropped that first party studio Haven lost its founder and biggest name, Jade Raymond, apparently after a tumultuous testing of Fairgames, boding poorly for the future of that product and team. Maybe this entire initiative was a bad idea, after all? Plus: Death Stranding 2 goes gold, Stellar Blade is coming to PC, rumors percolate about a Grand Theft Auto IV remaster, and more. Then: Listener inquiries! Will Final Fantasy XVII be turn-based? What does the 11th hour saving of Giant Bomb mean for the future of games media? Could Game Pass' undeniable value proposition begin peeling away the Sony hardcore? Who should we cast Obesaga on, so that we can have an overweight cast member for representation's sake?Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement.

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Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro
0:19:30 - No more sad write-ins
0:22:20 - How are we doing?
0:31:22 - LSM needs more diversity
0:43:46 - This week's "situation"
0:47:08 - HBO MAX
0:54:09 - Guy waking up meme
0:59:22 - Sony FY2024 financials
1:20:50 - Capcom continues to dominate
1:26:38 - Death Stranding 2 goes gold
1:37:18 - Stellar Blade coming to PC
1:44:33 - Tati Gabrielle trained on online hate
1:57:10 - GTA IV Remaster?
2:04:34 - Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra delayed
2:10:21 - PS Plus updates
2:13:51 - Fallout Season 2 in December
2:17:01 - What We’ve Been Playing (Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Doom Eternal, Doom: The Dark Ages, Tomba!)
3:16:24 - Final Fantasy returning to turn based
3:20:16 - Gatekeeping
3:35:18 - Giant Bomb goes independent
3:42:44 - Moon Studio in trouble?
3:55:14 - More Xbox games to PlayStation
4:03:13 - Will the value of Gamepass convert PlayStation users?
4:13:43 - Jade Raymond leaves Haven

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#358 | Like the MAC Got a EZ Pass May 12, 2025

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Grand Theft Auto VI promises to be the biggest video game (and likely entertainment product, full stop) in history. But unfortunately, it's been delayed. It'll come out just over a year from when this episode publishes, and a brand new trailer indicates it'll launch with all of GTA's essential trappings: Cars, guns, insane characters, a crazy story, and -- of course! -- lots and lots of crime. What are our fresh thoughts on GTA6? And do we think it'll make its new May 2026 release date? There's a lot of other news to get to this week, too. For starters, a new PlayStation first party studio has been revealed, though we already sorta knew about them. They're called teamLFG, they've been splintered off from Bungie, and they're making a more lighthearted multiplayer game. Is there cause to be optimistic about this project? Plus: The next Xbox domino falls, as Gears of War will arrive on PlayStation 5 this August, something that was completely unthinkable just a couple of years ago. But what about the other Gears games? And when's Halo coming over, too? Later: Mafia: The Old Country gets a release date, EA indicates Battlefield 6's reveal is imminent, Death Stranding 2 is getting its own DualSense controller, and more. Then: Listener inquiries! Are we ever going to get another PlayStation Showcase? With the US threatening tariffs on foreign movies, should we be worried about foreign games suffering a similar fate? Why does Colin fail to see the intrinsic value of the modding community? Is Bradley Ellis slowly-but-surely taking Last Stand over from the inside?Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement.
Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro
0:06:46 - Mumu
0:16:12 - The Man Who Sold the World
0:32:40 - Sacred in space
0:46:20 - Punching Up takeover
0:49:06 - PSN horror story
0:58:14 - GTA VI delayed
1:35:50 - teamLFG
1:55:48 - Gears of War Reloaded coming to PS5
2:26:33 - Xbox games dominated PSN
2:36:36 - Mafia: The Old Country releases August 8th
2:46:24 - Destiny 2 expansion revealed
2:57:38 - EA gets ready for Battlefield
3:04:56 - Death Stranding 2 Dualsense
3:08:23 - Game sales
3:09:58 - What We’ve Been Playing
3:55:34 - Remaster/remake naming
4:01:45 - PlayStation Showcase
4:08:11 - PS5 identity
4:13:33 - Tariffs on video games
4:20:14 - Live service pricing
4:28:31 - Modding projects

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#357 | It's Magic, It's Tragic, It's A Loss, It's A Win May 05, 2025

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While the Xbox console brand continues to wane, Microsoft's wise pivot to third party publishing is already paying dividends. According to recent financial reports, Xbox is now PlayStation's single biggest publishing partner, dominating PSN's very own pre-order and pre-load charts on the backs of Forza Horizon 5, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Doom: The Dark Ages, not to mention strong performance across its brands, from Activision Blizzard's Call of Duty to Mojang's Minecraft and beyond. It's weird, to be sure, but predictable, too: These one-time rivals are now intrinsically linked, with both sides benefiting mightily from this new normal. With Halo, Gears, Fable, and virtually everything else Xbox-related no doubt en route to PlayStation 5 as we move forward, how deep and fruitful can this new, unusual relationship become? Plus: Long-in-development China Hero Project darling Lost Soul Aside gets delayed, Borderlands 4 experiences the extremely rare move-up in release date, Electronic Arts lays off hundreds and cancels projects at Respawn, and more. Then: Listener inquiries! Is it high-time for Sony to explore asymmetrical sticks for its controllers? Does PC gaming represent an existential threat to the console space? Should Sony tap Chinese mega-studio Virtuos to revive its old IP? Are we willing to endorse the new term "remakester?"Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement.
Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro
0:22:22 - Girl crying in the bathroom Part 3?
0:23:58 - Hi Jimi
0:24:35 - Sacred Wives
0:26:14 - Best man's speech gone wrong
0:38:04 - nerd slop
0:44:09 - Xbox is PlayStation's top publisher
1:07:11 - Lost Soul Aside delayed
1:13:25 - Borderlands 4 release date moved up
1:21:17 - EA and Respawn layoffs
1:35:38 - Video game sales numbers
1:39:18 - New PS+ essential games
1:49:36 - Split Fiction movie
1:53:23 - Until Dawn original writers not credited in the movie
1:59:07 - Polygon is done, Giant Bomb next likely
2:05:26 - What We’ve Been Playing
2:07:43 - Marathon
2:34:20 - Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
3:00:05 - Dualsense with asymmetric sticks
3:07:50 - Virtuos remakes
3:15:29 - Remakester
3:20:24 - Goofy games we liked
3:31:42 - PlayStation's future errors
3:39:27 - The best case scenario for the big three going forward

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#356 | Can You Hear the Rumble That's Calling? Apr 28, 2025

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It's been a very busy week in PlayStation Land. For starters, Sucker Punch's long-awaited follow-up to Ghost of Tsushima -- Ghost of Yotei -- has a release date. It'll be coming to PS5 on October 2nd, alongside a non-linear, almost Mega Man-like gameplay structure. We're excited! Let's discuss. Then: Bethesda's Oblivion Remastered has finally arrived, PS5's new firmware memorializes the 30th anniversary celebration once an for all, Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders light up the internet, Star Wars is getting a strategy RPG, and lots of others news, too. Finally: Listener inquiries! How come Sony subsidiary Aniplex isn't publishing Danganronpa-like The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy on PlayStation 5? Which existing entertainment properties would best benefit from the Supermassive/Quantic Dream "CYOA" formula? Is the Catholic Church really canonizing a "gamer saint"? Which Last Stand contributor should we replace with AI first?Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement.

Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro
0:17:17 - AI replacement
0:23:33 - Crying Woman Part 2
0:36:25 - Skull lining at a funeral?
0:37:28 - Divorce proceedings
0:41:25 - Dave Ramsey
0:53:45 - Letting each other talk
0:55:37 - Ghost of Yotei releases October 2nd
1:24:35 - Switch 2
1:36:01 - Oblivion Remaster released
2:13:18 - New PS5 Firmware
2:20:45 - Devolver Digitals stats
2:28:59 - Star Wars: Zero Company
2:32:50 - Football games release dates
2:34:31 - Onimusha 2 "Hell mode"
2:36:07 - US Sales for March
2:40:50 - What We’ve Been Playing (Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Lunar: Silver Star Story, Oblivion Remastered, Marathon Alpha, Blue Prince)
3:28:48 - Engagement bait
3:47:22 - Non-stop games
3:55:37 - The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy
3:59:20 - Choose your own adventure dream IP
4:03:48 - Indexed archives
4:09:31 - Saint of Gaming

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#355 | In Violent Times, You Shouldn't Have to Sell Your Soul Apr 21, 2025

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After years of hard work (and tons of external speculation), Sony-owned developer Bungie has finally revealed gameplay from and tons of details concerning its next project, Marathon. An extraction shooter that will be sold for a mid-range price ($40 seems to be the going guess), reactions to the project have been mixed. Does a large market for a game like this exist? Is the cost of entry too prohibitive? Is it DOA like Concord? Honestly, we feel like a lot of people are overreacting one way or another, but one thing's for sure: For some, any payment is too much. Speaking of cash-money, prices for PlayStation 5 hardware and/or PS+ subscriptions alike are going up in various parts of the world, including Europe, Australia, and Canada. Is Sony trying to inoculate itself from American tariff threats by exploiting safer markets? Or are global currencies and economies really doing that poorly? Amongst other news comes, of course, listener inquiries. As Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 draws ever-nearer, what's our collective gut-check? Could rumors of a Prototype 3 actually be real? Have we gotten to the point where trashing games has become tropey? Are we closer than ever to discovering the identity of the woman who was crying in the bathroom during Sacred 200?

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Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:30:49 - Sacred is here for you

0:33:24 - Crying woman revealed

0:37:55 - Sacred Lore

0:48:38 - More Sacred dating advice

0:58:59 - Marathon revealed

1:52:25 - PS5 price increase in certain regions

2:18:44 - Last of Us Season 2's strong start

2:23:05 - Oblivion remake is real

2:35:32 - Chronos: The New Dawn

2:41:38 - Minecraft movie domination

2:45:24 - Ubisoft making an Apex Clone

2:50:23 - What We’ve Been Playing (Blue Prince, Death Stranding, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle)

3:13:40 - Clair Obscur gutcheck

3:18:00 - Most toxic fanbase

3:24:09 - Fan service complaints

3:39:21- Prototype 3 rumors

3:46:55 - New Naughty Dog game?

3:49:36 - Final gaming experiences

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#354 | You Have No Idea What Loss Is Apr 14, 2025

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If something never goes away, you're never able to miss it. That's why there's an incredible amount of cynicism surrounding The Last of Us Complete, yet another re-release of the 2013 original and its 2020 sequel, a package that combines both games into something more accessible and affordable for PlayStation 5 owners. Naturally, this is heavily tied into the return of The Last of Us on HBO, and clearly this sort of thing isn't really aimed at us at all. In fact, it's likely very smart business. But that doesn't mean we're longing for something else. Anything else, really. For once. Plus: PS+ price increases slam headlong into Latin America, Portal gets some key UI and UX updates catered toward streaming users, PlayStation's concert series seemingly suffers poor ticket sales, and more. Then: Listener inquries! Should console manufacturers limit hardware sales to their most hardcore audience first? Considering the length of both Uncharted 4 and TLoU2, should be expect Intergalactic to be a very long game? Is the "games are too expensive" argument ultimately a dead end? Can Colin mystify his sons with the '90s tech magic of WYSIWYG?

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Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:37:06 - Larger shirts selling out

0:42:17 - Dealing with grief

0:44:51 - Kids listening to Sacred

0:46:02 - Espresso tips

0:52:04 - Lawn boys rise up

0:56:21 - Timestamps on what we're playing (no)

1:00:21 - Dustin's art of the deal

1:03:19 - PS+ price increase in Latin America

1:12:52 - Marathon reveal incoming

1:30:30 - HBO renews Last of Us for Season 3

1:38:28 - PS Portal update

1:41:06 - Animated background on PS5

1:43:58 - Vampire Survivors cross-save wont come to PlayStation

1:51:23 - PlayStation Concerts being canceled

1:56:08 - Death Stranding film details

2:03:06 - What We’ve Been Playing (The Last of Us: Part II, Breakout Beyond, Ready or Not, Blue Prince, Marathon 2: Durandal, Assassin’s Creed Shadows)

2:35:58 - The Last of Us Complete

2:44:21 - New PlayStation+ games

2:52:47 - PSN Top Downloads

3:02:15 - Post-apocalyptic media

3:11:34 - Preorders looking at accounts

3:18:27 - Intergalactic's runtime

3:23:20 - Best weather in videos games

3:29:25 - Games industry and economics

3:40:48 - Lilymo and Kickstarter

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#353 | Like A Worn-Out Recording of A Favorite Song Apr 07, 2025

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We don't make the news; we merely report and dissect it. So it's not our fault that this week's episode focuses quite a bit on some older topics come alight, starting with a new Helldivers 2 postmortem. Developer Arrowhead's CEO recently gave an interview, displaying a surprising level of accountability and levelheadedness about the ups and downs of their mega-popular game. Then, we talk a whole lot about Nintendo, because literally half of our listener inquiries this week were on the topic of Switch 2. Switch's successor is a mere months away, and while there's no doubt a lot of excitement, there also seems to exist an unusual amount of skepticism, and even anger and animosity. Will Nintendo be able to capture its first generation-to-generation success story since NES and SNES? Or are we looking at more of the same-old same-old? After, we get into rumors of yet another The Last of Us-related re-release, a mysterious physical edition at a premium price, but with contents unknown. Have we had enough, already? Other news includes data on Xbox's publishing performance on PS5, fresh sales and player numbers for the likes of Death Stranding and Atomfall, and more. Then: Listener inquiries! With the reveal of The Duskbloods on Switch 2 and because there's no Bloodborne news seemingly ever, is it clear that FromSoft has beef with Sony? Should we be worried about the survival of Ubisoft's studio Massive, and thus the future of The Division? Are physical game gimmicks getting awfully close to jumping the shark? How did we accidentally appear in a popular YouTube series about

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Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:12:35 - Congrats Crystal!

0:23:48 - Sacred x Idiots in Cars

0:31:41 - sugrör

0:33:15 - Colin's garden

0:34:46 - Indulgences

0:41:29 - Is Colin pissed?

0:44:17 - Listener write in exposed

0:48:46 - Shout out Barry

0:49:51 - Colin on interstitial games

0:51:26 - Nintendo Switch 2

1:39:03 - Performance of Xbox game on PlayStation

1:48:03 - TLOU special edition

1:53:25 - WB cancels HogLeg expansion

1:58:46 - Game sales

2:06:49 - Onimusha details

2:08:53 - Final Fantasy IX 25th anniversary

2:11:21 - MindsEye new trailer

2:16:25 - What Are We Playing?

2:36:51 - Helldivers 2 interview

2:48:46 - Sacred and Sony PR

2:56:38 - PlayStation and Bloodborne

3:04:55 - Is Massive Entertainment safe?

3:08:24 - What's the point of physical games?

3:20:28 - Studio system

3:22:45 - platform specific podcasts

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#352 | A Warning Shot Is A Wasted Bullet Mar 31, 2025

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Would you play a Miles Morales-style God of War interstitial? If you said "yes," we have good news: Just such a product is apparently slated for PS5 this fall, and it's rumored to return the series to its Greek roots. But is this really the best use of Santa Monica Studio's time? Shouldn't all eyes be on what's truly next? We discuss. Then: Ubisoft has announced its long-rumored financial deal with tech conglomerate Tencent, one that will give the Chinese firm a 25% stake in a new entity encompassing Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six. What does this $1+ billion infusion in capital do for the ailing publisher? Is it too little, too late? Plus: Indiana Jones' PS5 release date draws very near, Until Dawn's original PS3 version leaks in full, Rocksteady's upcoming Batman game may be the first confirmed PlayStation 6 title, Bandai Namco and Sony get together on more retro PlayStation ports, and more. Then: Listener inquiries! With Naughty Dog's Intergalactic unlikely to come to market before 2027, could it end up being PlayStation 5's swan song? Will Game Informer's unexpected comeback prove a triumphant success or a predictable failure? How can Housemarque best position Saros to succeed with Returnal fans? Has Colin ever sat on the couch behind him even a single, solitary time?

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Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:40:19 - The unified feed is back

0:50:07 - Reddit

1:19:56 - Depression tips

1:24:39 - Bidet recommendation

1:29:55 - Should Dustin actually talk less?

1:35:47 - New "situations"

1:38:19 - Colin's couch

1:42:18 - Dustin encounter at Target

1:43:16 - Sacred recommendations

1:51:14 - God of War expansion

1:56:03 - Indiana Jones PS5 release date

2:01:15 - Until Dawn on PS3 leaked

2:03:28 - New trophies for Days Gone

2:07:16 - Next Batman game for PS6

2:09:25 - Painkiller PS5 remake

2:12:24 - What We’ve Been Playing

2:55:01 - Ubisoft change-up

3:08:08 - Patapon and Everybody's Golf is back!

3:26:51 - New PS+ games

3:33:12 - Will Intergalactic be the swan song for PS5?

3:36:35 - Best video game stories

3:44:34 - Cosmetics in games

3:47:47 - Assassin's Creed vs Elon

4:00:04 - Game Informer's return

4:13:00 - Saros expectations

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#351 | Too Many Shadows, Whispering Voices Mar 24, 2025

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This week is one of revelations, as the once-unknown finally sees the light of day. For starters, we have exclusive information on WB San Diego's cancelled game, a never-before-discussed (until now) WB-infused kart racer codenamed Moonlight, in development for years before having the plug pulled. We give you all the details. Then: If you're a Sacred Symbols listener, you've known about Sony's secret LA-based studio for the better part of two years, one led by Call of Duty veteran Jason Blundell. Well, now we know the team's name -- Dark Outlaw Games -- and have a better glimpse as to their future plans. Plus: Polish FPS studio People Can Fly signed a second party deal with Sony, Konami revealed its upcoming all-new horror offering Silent Hill F, the Final Fantasy series surpassed a staggering 200 million copies sold, Starfield's inevitable PS5 port is definitively leaked, and much more. Finally: Listener inquiries from our Patreon audience! What's the perfect age for a kid to start playing games? Are there any famous (or not-so-famous) gaming Easter Eggs that have stuck with us over time? Will Iga ever release Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night 2? Should we let Dustin speak more, or silence him completely?

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Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:26:40 - Music podcast?

0:32:34 - Another Death Stranding spoilercast?

0:37:42 - Dustin suppression?

0:42:29 - Poker night

0:45:21 - Colin's sighs

0:47:39 - Diddy's Dream

0:56:37 - Flushable wipes

0:57:47 - The Bradley Ellis allegations

1:09:23 - Final Fantasy surpasses 200 million sold

1:22:00 - Starfield on PS5?

1:29:49 - Plants Vs Zombies: Reloaded

1:33:25 - College Football players getting a raise from EA

1:34:08 - Space Marine 3 confirmed

1:42:02 - New industry union

1:57:52 - What Are We Playing?

2:06:42 - Warner Bros San Diego leak

2:23:04 - Dark Outlaw Games

2:33:46 - People Can Fly is partnering with PlayStation

2:41:14 - Silent Hill F

2:44:23 - February Circana figures

2:49:33 - How young to start playing games?

2:58:03 - Best easter eggs

3:10:29 - Naughty Dog and internet culture

3:15:36 - Where is Bloodstained?

3:24:02 - God of War TV's director hasn't played the games

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