
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 | 762 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureTechnology | |||

Grubb is joined by Chuck Zimmerheld to jump start your week with video game news! We're talking about the mystery game at Gamescom MAYBE being a new Ori, Sony reminding users that they do not own their digital games, Nintendo going after emulators, C... more
Jeff Grubb is joined by Josh Coulson from TheGamer to chat about Riot ending active development for fighting game 2XKO, Take-Two issuing subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord over GTA VI leaks, FromSoftware's network test for The Duskbloods ending early... more
Jeff Grubb is joined by Mat Piscatella on the show today to chat about July's Circana Report and how the market is doing overall! We also get into a new Sony patent that makes AI play games for you, low physical sales on the Xbox, Duskbloods previews... more
Jeff Grubb is joined by Jan Ochoa to chat about PlayStation going back to the drawing board with Horizon Hunters Gathering, Xbox announcing a new game at Gamescom, Control Resonant not getting a physical release until October, and more news for hump ... more
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You are turning away half your audience. Good luck
I have been looking for a new gaming news podcast, and I thought this could be the one. However it’s easy to hear in the last five episodes; that, hard numbers and actual facts are ignored over feelings. Also if you have and opinion that is different or difficult to hear; than the hosts, then you are a bad person… apparently.
Jeff Grubb has a fine mind but most of his guests come across as unprepared. If you’re a big Nintendo fan it’s probably worth checking out but otherwise, no. A guest host recently suggested that “Elder Scrolls 6 was never coming out”. C’mon. Anti-Xbox sentiment at its laziest. Giant Bomb is off my podcast list
Used to talk a lot about game news and new releases and stuff like that but as time went on it’s gotten quite political and even as a liberal myself I find it quite off putting. Especially when they highlight things like the
Microsoft boycott but don’t actual do it themselves, just mentioning the boycott and then continuing to support Microsoft just makes you look like a shill. Just pick a side guys and actually stick with it, or go back to games talk I don’t care which one you choose. As a side... more
Daily digest of video game news with interviews. Great effort, insight and professional production from independent GB crew. Keep doing the lawds twerk team!
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A fast-paced daily briefing on video game headlines, industry moves, and market dynamics. Discussions frequently center on big releases, hardware pricing, publisher strategies, and cross‑media deals, with guest experts weighing in on trends shaping the gaming landscape. The show is known for candid takes, insider anecdotes, and a brisk, news‑forward format that helps listeners stay current on the industry, platforms, and monetization shifts. Noteworthy is the mix of hardware discourse, live‑service versus single‑player debates, and a willingness to connect gaming news to broader tech and entertainment trends, which can appeal to both industry professionals and informed enthusiasts.
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