
Prolific gaming news expert Jeff Grubb is here to dish out all of the hottest headlines from the around the world of video games!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 679 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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We got Jason Fanelli joining Grubb to start the week! We're chatting about Bandai Namco developing a new fighting game, Resident Evil Requiem passing 6 million sales, Mario Galaxy movie projected to have a big opening, and maybe a new Simpsons Hit & ... more
This is not an Xbox. This is a news show and we got Lex Luddy joining Grubb today! To end the week we chat about some Crimson Desert previews, Xbox retiring the "This is an Xbox" campaign and marching towards AI, gaming trends from Roblox players, an... more
Jeff Grubb is back from GDC and here to talk about the news! Today we're talking about Pokopia selling very well, rumors and rumblings about the next generation of consoles and when they might come out, Jeff Kaplan's new game, and more!
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Mike Minotti and his brother AJ Minotti are here to share the news! To celebrate 311 day we're talking about Nintendo shares surging after Pokopia's success, a LEGO PlayStation coming soon, Fall Guys Show-bucks getting a price increase, and the Jay a... more
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Daily digest of video game news with interviews. Great effort, insight and professional production from independent GB crew. Keep doing the lawds twerk team!
Love Grubb, but every time Lexi is on the show you knows there’s going to be at least 20 minutes of “let’s bash Xbox.”
I love Jeff and Giant Bomb. This show is fine. Lately though, analysis has just been that CEOs are bad, AI is bad, Microsoft is bad. This may be true, but when every topic comes back to these points, the show gets tired fast, especially when the topic is irrelevant to these three things. I would prefer a more diverse rotation of guests instead of the same handful that just share Jeff’s opinion.
Radical political ideology has destroyed this show. They seem to hate the USA like most radicals. Show is utter rubbish as is their inane attitude.
Since giant bomb went independent, the ads rack up - for casinos, scams, and other unethical businesses.
On top of this, the news analysis seems less deep than ever. “Gamers are dumb” and “CEO’s are dumb” seems to be the takeaway over and over again. I miss when Grubb talked more about the industry and motivations on a level that I would have never considered. He’s a smart guy but I feel like this show went on autopilot.
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