The Bricked Bios Podcast

Welcome back to The Bricked BIOS Podcast! In this episode, we break down the latest Halo Q&A, discussing what was revealed, what it could mean for the future of the franchise, and whether the community should be excited. We also dive into the biggest gaming release on the horizon—Grand Theft Auto VI. How many copies could GTA 6 sell in preorders alone? Will it become the biggest entertainment...

In Episode 30, the crew reacts to the announcement of a new **God of War** spin-off, discussing where the franchise could go next and whether it can succeed outside the main saga. They also break down the latest gameplay shown for **Halo**, looking at what’s changed and whether it’s enough to get fans excited again. To wrap things up, they dive into the news of a **The Legend of Zelda** remake.

In Episode 29, we dive into the latest controversy surrounding Subnautica and the changes to its End User License Agreement (EULA), discussing what it could mean for players and the gaming community. We also revisit Google's ongoing push into AI, covering recent developments, updates, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on technology and everyday life. And somehow, the conversation t...

In Episode 28, the crew talks about eBay turning down GameStop’s buyout offer and what that weird little corporate chess move might mean. They also cover Amazon dropping support for older Kindle models, which is a bummer for anyone still clinging to their trusty digital bookshelf brick. To finish, they check out Google’s new AI-focused laptop, the “Googlebook,” and dig into what it says about the...

In Episode 27, the crew discusses the shake-up at Xbox as the brand’s new CEO promises major changes, including lower Game Pass prices and ambitious plans for the future of Xbox. They also react to the reveal of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, breaking down the new gameplay footage and what it could mean for one of the most beloved entries in the series. To wrap things up, they talk about Valve o...

In Episode 26, the crew checks in on **Marathon** and whether the long-awaited project still has momentum behind it. They also talk about constantly switching hardware; PCs, laptops, phone and the endless quest for the “perfect” setup, a noble and possibly doomed techno-ritual. Then things get wonderfully strange as they tackle a serious nonsense question: **is hotdog broth a real thing?** Philoso...

In Episode 25, the crew dives into the news of Disney eyeing a deeper relationship with Epic Games, exploring what that could mean for gaming, virtual worlds, and massive crossover potential. They then react to reports about Sora AI shutting down, unpacking what happened and what it signals for the fast-moving AI space. To wrap things up, the conversation heats up with a full-on debate about AI, i...

In Episode 24, the crew reacts to the announcement of a new Pokémon game, speculating on what it could bring to the series and whether it’ll shake things up or stick to the usual formula. They then dive into the debate around DLSS 5, questioning if it’s a genuine leap in performance or just more AI-driven “slop” masking real improvements. To close things out, things get personal (and a little chao...

In Episode 23, the crew discusses the surprising news about PlayStation stepping back from PC, and what that could mean for players who were hoping more console exclusives would keep coming to other platforms. They also talk about Highguard shutting down, reflecting on why some projects struggle to survive in today’s gaming landscape. To wrap things up, they explore the all new MacBook Neo and wha...

In Episode 22, the crew reacts to the latest PlayStation State of Play, breaking down the biggest reveals, surprise announcements, and what Sony’s roadmap looks like going forward. They then dive into the debate of remakes vs. remasters—when is it worth rebuilding a game from the ground up, and when is a fresh coat of paint enough? To close things out, they celebrate the state of couch co-op in ga...

In Episode 21, the gang talks about Overwatch dropping the 2 and whether this will affect their future. They then dive into the modern reality that everything has an app now, questioning convenience, over complication, and security. To wrap things up, they explore how each member can image on object on a scale of 1 to 5.

In Episode 20, the crew discusses news regarding recent gaming releases and announcements including Highguard, Forza Horizon 6, Fable, and Hytale. They later compare how communication and social interaction in modern-day gaming has changed relative to previous eras, and how games like ARC Raiders seem to be restoring that old spark. Isaac and Jacob reveal a few odd and possibly "unreasonable" ways...

In Episode 19, the crew reflects on the future of the podcast, where it’s headed, and what they want it to become moving forward. They then tackle the controversial idea that there may be no true 10/10 games, debating perfection, flaws, and how expectations shape reviews. To close things out, they get nostalgic, revisiting the childhood games that left a lasting mark and helped shape their love of...

In Episode 18, the crew rounds up the biggest CES announcements, cutting through the hype to find what actually matters. They take a closer look at Lenovo’s rolling display tech and whether it’s a glimpse of the future or just a flashy concept. To wrap things up, they discuss a new AI assistant, what it promises to do.

In this episode, we recap the biggest winners and reveals from The Game Awards, analyze the latest trends in RAM prices, and give you an inside look at the new tech we've bought. 

In Episode 16, the crew reacts to The Game Awards, breaking down the biggest announcements, surprise reveals, and headline wins of the night. They dig into what deserved the hype, what fell flat, and what these results say about where the gaming industry is headed next.

In Episode 15, the crew unpacks the sprawling world of live service gaming, what works, what doesn’t, and whether players are finally burning out. They move on to Samsung’s ambitious tri-fold device, imagining how a pocket sized tablet-phone hybrid could reshape mobile tech. To round things out, they wade into the spicy debate over ad-blockers and whether using them truly counts as piracy, explori...

This week, get ready for a deep dive into the battlefield as we break down all the rumors, leaks, and potential features for the highly anticipated Black Ops 7, analyzing what the future of the franchise might hold. Switching gears, we shift to saving you money by revealing our top picks for the best tech deals currently available, helping you snag that gadget upgrade without breaking the bank. Fi...

In Episode 13, the crew breaks down this year’s Game Award nominees, highlighting the biggest surprises, snubs, and standout titles. They debate who should win versus who’s most likely to take home the trophies, mixing bold predictions with hot takes on the current state of the gaming industry.

Episode 12 kicks off with Valve’s return to living-room hardware as the crew breaks down the newly announced Steam Machine, along with Valve’s fresh VR headset and redesigned controller. They look at what this triple-hardware push might mean for PC gaming outside the office chair. Then they look at the news that Halo Infinite is losing support and what that means for the series going forward. Fina...

In Episode 11 as we celebrate the dedicated Fallout fans at Fallout Fest, analyze how and why YouTube icon PewDiePie Changed his platform and content over the years, and finally, tackle the ultimate sci-fi ethics debate: were there truly Innocent People on the Death Star when the Rebel Alliance destroyed it? 

Join us as we debate the controversial changes coming with the highly anticipated, multiplatform release of the Halo CE Remake, analyze the implications of the massive Amazon Layoffs sweeping through the tech industry, and lighten the mood by screaming about our Favorite Scary Movies of all time.

The gang debates the pros and cons of playing with a HUD—does removing on-screen clutter make games more immersive or just harder to play? Then they shift gears into the future of transportation, exploring how self-driving cars could reshape cities, safety, and daily commutes. To close things out, everyone shares their most played games and what keeps them coming back for more.

In this episode, the crew dives into whether Battlefield really needs a battle royale mode to stay relevant, or if it’s better off doubling down on its classic large-scale warfare roots. They also break down the newly announced Asus ROG Ally X and what it means for handheld gaming versus the Steam Deck and Xbox ecosystem. To wrap up, Isaac shares his experience buying a Framework laptop, sparking...

The cost of gaming just went up! Microsoft hits subscribers with a significant Xbox Game Pass price hike. Is the "best deal" over? We break down the new pricing and the widespread fan anger. Then, we pivot to the desktop as Windows 10 loses support. Find out what this sunset means for your PC security and what you need to do now. But at the end of the day what will this podcast entail.