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The PC Gamer Show was the official podcast of PC Gamer from 2014 to 2021, the number one source of PC gaming news & reviews. Now we have a new podcast: PC Gamer Chat Log.
Check it out!
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This week the hardware crew steps in to break down everything you need to know about the excellent AMD Ryzen 9, Andy Kelly reviews Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and James and Jorge talk about Harmonix's new DJ game Fuser while making some mixes on the spot.
This week in PC gaming Apex Legends hits Steam, Chicken Police releases, and more.
It's a damn Halloween special! First up, Evan Lahti comes through to talk about how PC gaming is more unpredictable than ever and how much of a thrill it is to take part in. Then we meet up with the mayor of Silent Hill to see how his little town is faring during tumultuous times. Joseph Knoop stops by to talk (spoiler-free, mostly) about Amnesia: Rebirth, how it compares to Frictional's previous games, and whether it's worth playing or not. Then I wrap by convincing you to reinstall F.E.A.R. Do it. It's aged so, so well.
This week in PC gaming, Watch Dogs Legion is finally out, Valorant gets a new healer, and more.
Check out the video version of our weekly PC gaming forecast on YouTube.com/pcgamer.
This week, Jorge joins James to look at all the big games coming out through the rest of the year. Take stock and plan ahead.
This week Jody does something terrifying talks about his recent quest to play and rank every Warhammer 40K PC game ever made. Bless his heart. Then ARPG design legend Max Schaefer comes through to play and talk about Torchlight 3, his latest pointing and clicking venture.
This week, Steven convinces James Genshin Impact is the odd free-to-play game that isn't just good, but astounding. Then Chris talks about how running over a stranger ruined his life. In Watch Dogs Legion, of course.
This week, Wes talks about his time in Star Wars: Squadrons, the new dog-fighting sim from EA. It's pretty good, if not a bit slim. Then we wrap with a special production detailing what happened to 12 of gaming's biggest studios before and after they were sold. Good food for thought.
This week Evan and Tim join James to talk about Microsoft's surprising acquisition of ZeniMax Media, which includes all of Bethesda and Bethesda Softworks. That means Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Doom, Dishonored, and plenty more are Microsoft's now. It's a lot to digest. Digest with us.
On this week's show, the hardware team takes over to talk about Nvidia's excellent RTX 3080 card, then Jorge and James sneak back in to talk about the psychologically damaging indie sensation Among Us.