3-Bit Gamer Show

This week we have more Playstation disk drama, physical game spending is up, Pokemon tournament smell, and more.  Then JD reviews some of the October game releases and does a mulligan on his Dice play.  

On this week’s sode, the extraction genre flops, Riot Games only needed a million players to make 2XKO a success, and Disney isn’t buying Epic Games...yet. Later we talk about handholding and yellow paint in video games and then JD picks an RTS game. 

This week XBox Game Studios is disappearing, RAM conspiracies, Halo, and Bungie.  We talk about games we can jump right into seamlessly after years of not playing and the JD reviews his wild Dice pick of Wall-E on the PS2.  

On this week’s sode, Microsoft wants to put ads in all your loading screens, cheaters are making billions, and every Japanese game developer is putting AI slop in their games. Later we give out tons of kudos and then talk about college football in IRL. 

On this week Playstation is looking bleak, Blizzard workers finally come to the table with a contract, Nintendo with a terrible idea and more.  Peterson speed dates a few games and then reviews his Dice game, Sephiria.  JD gets a terrible Dice roll.  

On this week’s sode, the game industry is on fire, Steam is full of shovelware, and every PS5 on earth is sold out. Later, we talk about produce and then we run down September game releases. 

This week NVIDIA's DLSS tech is unnecessary and dumb, a leaky Valve gives us some good insight into 2003-2013, Fortnite kids are thirsty, and XBox does something interesting with discs.  JD becomes AI.  Peterson reviews Gamble with your Friends and Machine Party.  Peterson picks his Dice game.  

This week we have GTA leaks, Playstation coming to conclusions we came to years ago, EA workers on the Saudi deal, Saber's CEO being a complete moron and more!  Then we do a full rundown of the Mistborn deck builder and JD gives a preview of his Dice game.  We roll another dice.  

In this episode Roblox is in the hot seat (as usual), Microsoft on blast, Blizzard, and an bunch of fun Riblets.  We talk about the Good, Bad, and Ugly of board games (because we just got back from a board game cruise).  

On this episode, Roblox loses value...kind of, the Saudis bought EA, Japan telling Trump to stop being a troll, and more.  Then we talk about board games from our childhood.  JD picks his Dice game.  

On this week’s sode, the indies prove yet again that only they can save us. Sony tells gamers to pound sand, Xbox explodes, and EA’s CEO gets a huge bonus after a bunch of layoffs. Later, we talk about Low Budget Repairs on first impression rose, then JD reviews Dig or Die for his Dice of Destiny game.

This week we have Hasbro's video game division struggling, the physical game media secondary market, Japan getting sick of Nintendo lawsuits, and then some smaller riblets.  Then JD goes over some of the August game releases.  JD picks his Dice game.  

This week we have Fallout 5 in super beta pre-production, variety in games, and some layoff deep dives.  Then we talk about IRL tasks that should be automatic, like in a bullet heaven game.  And we talk about our latest addiction, Megabonk.  

On this week’s sode, Microsoft lays off EVERYONE. Sony cuts off its own disc, and EA stubs their toe trying to be sneaky. Later, we talk about what games we would play on a cruise and JD picks his game.  

This week is all about disc eliminations, XBox canceling everything, and game prices.  Then JD gives his First Impression on Outbound, and Peterson reviews Human Resources Machine.  

This week is all about consoles - XBox, PlayStation, Steam Machine.  Prices are...not good.  Then we do some Keyboard Confessions about games that are on our backlog that we haven't played.  Peterson picks his Dice game.  

This week we just have riblets - Steam Machine price, Bonertroller, and more.  Then we talk about games that we would like to see the novelization of and we both review Peterson's Dice game, Far Far West.  

This week is all about XBox and Asha Sharma.  The good and the bad.  We play a foodio games about roguelikes and then we do a Dice of Destiny first impression for Peterson's Western themed game Far Far West.  

This week Valve takes a fall from grace, 70% of Americans are playing some form of video games, and the GTA 6 desert.  Then we talk about a few of the game trailers from Summer Games Fest and JD reviews Chants of Sennaar.  

Rockstar gets a union, Steam Deck price hikes, and Tim Sweeney being a real S-weenie.  Then we do a version of Gamedar that was definitely our original idea and didn't come to us from @aboutthreefiddy31486  on YouTube.  

In an episode where the alternate titles we had written down are: Fart and a Haircut, Butterfunger, Bundied by Embracer, and Go Prude Get Booed - you know this is going to be a good listen.   JD reviews Mouse: P.I. for Hire and then picks his Dice game.  

On this episode Sega cancels their super game, Amazon cancels a LoTR MMO, ebay slams the door on Gamestop bid, and a bunch of games selling big numbers.  Then we talk about what games are on our Gamedar.  JD reviews Cleared Hot.  

On this week, we have ALL. THE. NEWS. Sony is bleeding, Xbox is done with AI, and Rockstar expects GTA 6 to sell one trillion copies. Slay the Spire 2 is getting review bombed–again, the Switch 2 is getting a price bump, and GameStop wants to buy…eBay? JD Picks his Dice of Destiny game.   

 On this week’s sode, Xboxes aren’t popular in Japan, PlayStation isn’t popular with pirates, and Grand Theft Auto 6 isn’t popular with brands.  We propose some new video game pricing strategies and Peterson reviews Slay the Spire 2. 

We cover all bases this week - Microsoft and their unidentifiable strategy, Nintendo getting sued, and Playstation age verification.  We have a bunch of riblets and JD sales reports.  Then we play some Foodio Games about discontinued foods.