The Dalorrian Show

Episode 31 of The Dalorrian Show. Xbox is in full crisis mode — new CEO Asha Sharma just sent a memo saying the business "cannot continue," layoffs are coming after June 30, and this is the 4th straight year of cuts despite spending billions. Nintendo officially announced an Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2 and I have thoughts. Epic dropped the Unreal Engine 6 roadmap and it's pac...

Episode 30 — the milestone. Dalorrian ranks the worst WoW Classic classes for the 1-20 experience and it gets controversial. Then a full breakdown of the 5 Summer Game Fest games worth caring about: Final Fantasy VII Revelation (open world, airship, Spring 2027 and it looks unreal), Star Wars Zero Company (Clone Wars XCOM, August 27), Blood Message (Tang Dynasty action game that came out of nowher...

EP29 of The Dalorrian Show. Still grinding WoW Classic Era and TBC Anniversary — helping people out in the world, running Slave Pens, keeping the All Classes to 60 challenge alive. Also jumped back into Hogwarts Legacy and the game is gorgeous but something feels off — we talk about whether it actually aged well or if the IP was always carrying it harder than we admitted. Then a full State of Play...

EP28 of The Dalorrian Show. This week: a full meltdown at AutoZone over windshield wipers, a possible root canal on the horizon, and a truck that's leaking something. On the gaming side, WoW Classic leveling continues and my wife deleted our Tamagotchi Pauly Shore because her sister got too attached — he's been replaced by John Cena. In the news: Forza Horizon 6 and the photorealism debate...

This week: new truck chaos, a 7am walk I hated every second of, WoW Classic Shaman being surprisingly okay, my wife building celebrities in Tamagotchi Life, and the week in gaming news. FF6 AI remake goes viral, PS Plus raises prices, and GTA 6 fans spiral over a Best Buy email that meant nothing. Come hang.

This week on The Dalorrian Show: I am back in WoW Classic Era rolling a Night Elf Hunter and the all classes to 60 challenge might actually be happening. But also there are so many versions of WoW right now that it is genuinely overwhelming and we need to talk about that. I also bought a $400 internal hard drive, tried to install it, and gave up. It is still on my desk. Crimson Desert added a claw...

Sold the motorcycle, low vitamin D, running on fumes — but the show goes on. Crimson Desert is finally done, WoW Classic Plus is looking real, Asha Sharma killed Xbox Copilot, GTA 6 is probably $80 according to Bank of America, and the Steam Machine is showing up in shipping containers. Also my wife is living her best life in Tomodachi Life and I have no notes.

My daughter is praying for Harry Potter, WoW dropped you in the Dragon Isles instead of Stormwind and somehow made things worse, Crimson Desert is in its slow middle chapter, PlayStation DRM was a panic over nothing, and GTA 6 marketing is coming — probably at the NBA Finals.

Episode 23 of The Dalorrian Show. Crimson Desert refuses to end and honestly I respect it. Game Pass got cheaper but lost Call of Duty day one — I'm calling it a rebrand not a deal. Halo Infinite and Battlefield 6 prove that launching strong means nothing if you don't go the distance. AC Black Flag leaked before its own reveal and looks stunning. Windrose is secretly a chill game. And I di...

Episode 22 of The Dalorrian Show. This week I did something stupid. GTA Online is making an obscene amount of money and Rockstar has a problem they created for themselves. Zuckerberg is building something that I've already thought about doing and it probably says something dark about me. The new Xbox CEO made an announcement I don't believe for a second. And Hollywood wants to touch Red De...

The Dalorrian Show is back. Tonight we run Crimson Desert through the full breakdown — what it gets right, what it gets embarrassingly wrong, and whether you should actually play it. Plus gaming news: State of Decay 3 was literally a Word document, No Man's Sky just added Pokemon, Starfield dropped an update nobody noticed, and Take-Two fired its entire AI team. What does that mean for the ind...

Episode 20 of The Dalorrian Show. truck shopping is happening, Resident Evil Requiem is earning it, Switch 2 Breath of the Wild might pull me back in, Crimson Desert launches this week, DLSS 5 reactions, Starfield's biggest update yet... What's really going on?

Tonight on The Dalorrian Show, we dive deep into running AI agents locally on a gaming PC and what that means for the future of personal AI tools. Then we talk about Resident Evil Requiem, including impressions of the graphics, crashes, how terrifying the game actually is, and early thoughts on the character arc for Grace. We also break down the newly announced Resident Evil Requiem DLC, debate th...

A late-night gaming podcast with monologues, jokes, and commentary on what I’m playing and what’s happening in the industry—Overwatch, WoW, Rainbow Six, and the latest news like Highguard, The Division 2, Marathon, and Crimson Desert.

Sick, building a late-night style gaming show, and talking Overwatch chaos, Siege thoughts, Geoguessr with friends, Windrose hype, and some wild gaming news takes. A chill, honest episode with low energy, big ideas, and the vision behind The Late Night Show format.

A real talk episode about dad life, health thoughts, Hogwarts Legacy mod chaos, weird indie games with friends, cooling off on WoW, and getting humbled by Rockband drums. Plus gaming news on MGS4 finally escaping PS3, Steam Deck shortages from the AI boom, and why premium games without microtransactions are starting to feel rare.

A laid-back catch-up episode covering real life, comfort games, and the weird state of gaming culture. From Burning Crusade nostalgia and Rock Band chaos to Discord’s ID rollout, Overwatch drama, and industry takes—this one’s a long, honest hang.

In this episode, helping my dad buy a computer, waiting on new characters in Wuthering Waves, the Dark Portal opening in WoW, and accidentally going all-in on Rock Band again (including a drum kit I definitely didn’t need). Then we zoom out and talk gaming new. Ashes of Creation’s messy situation, AI hype freaking out investors, and why Xbox hardware feels less important every year.

In this episode, I fall headfirst into a gaming rabbit hole that starts with Fortnite, spirals into Fortnite Festival, leads to buying guitars, Rock Band 4 nostalgia, emotional song purchases, drum kit research, and somehow ends with maybe… buying another guitar. I also check in on WoW TBC, spend some time with Wuthering Waves, and then get into the latest gaming news... including the strange High...

A chill catch-up episode covering recent movies, games, and gaming news. I talk Ant-Man: Quantumania, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, finishing Dispatch, Animal Crossing updates, Wuthering Waves, and my impulsive WoW Classic Anniversary Paladin boost decision. We also dive into Pokémon card gambling at the Pentagon, Switch 2 price hike rumors, Rockstar North news, and the truth behind Fallout 3 an...

A PS5 Pro purchase, sick kids, broken sleep, and games that kept me sane. Dispatch, Wuthering Waves, WoW Classic, and big industry news...

I talk about Christmas decorations, daycare, what I’ve been playing (Animal Crossing, Wuthering Waves, Dispatch, etc.), WoW pre-patch, and news like Star Wars Outlaws on Game Pass, Avengers: Doomsday teasers, and a new Red Dead Redemption 2 mystery.

A laid-back New Year’s episode where we talk flipped sleep schedules, comfort gaming, and hanging out with friends. We break down what’s been hitting lately—from Animal Crossing and Umamusume: Pretty Derby to Wuthering Waves, Sunderfolk co-op nights, and plans to jump back into Octopath Traveler 0. We also react to major gaming and culture news, including MTV officially ending, the Rainbow Six Sie...

Late nights, kids, and Christmas chaos collide with a week of games that got way deeper than expected. We talk UmaMusume: Pretty Derby, Wuthering Waves, Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and more.... plus big industry news around James Bond, indie awards drama, and what it all means heading into the new year.

The Game Awards went off the rails. One game swept everything, gacha won Player’s Voice, AI sparked a meltdown, and gaming discourse officially lost its mind. We talk about what we’ve been playing...