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Hosted by Unknown Host · leisure · EN · 100 episodes
Taking over the world one geek at a time. A group of enthusiasts in all things Geek.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGeekOut Heroes is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #407
Hey Geeks! This episode we chat about the usual state of the industry, hardware, AI, a game re-re-release and give our thoughts on some games we've played, movies and television we've watched.
Episode #406
This week we catch up on some old news and chat about the latest rumor that Sony is pressuring Crunchyroll to no long focus or support Blu-ray sells for Anime along with the removal of three Anime series. We also discuss the Steam Machine and why you shouldn't waste your money on one. We also Review a few movies and some of what we've been watching in Anime.
Episode #405
This week we talk about some of the titles that were shown off the past several weeks including Wolverine and God of War: Laufey. We also give our opinions of the latest Fears to Fathom, RV There Yet, and a few movies including Disclosure Day.
Episode #403
Hey Geeks, this week we chat a bit about PlayStation making the news for all the wrong reasons. Marathon has proven to be an IP that's being dragged along like a prize pig waiting for slaughter and we decide whether losing Bungie would be sad. Valve has apparently imported 50 tons of consoles. Could this be console gamers' chance to move into the PC space. Turns out nothing is holding them back from PCs as it is. Nintendo increases their prices for a console they're already making money on. Sucks to be us, right? And an unexpected source admits that Ray Tracing was mostly just a marketing scheme, that we all bought into, including us. We also talk about some games we've been playing and give our recommendations.
Episode #402
Hey Geeks, this week we talk a bit about Xbox making a PR announcement that sounds nice, but we'll believe they actually want gamers back when the actually put things into effect. Subnautica 2 is coming to early access without their publisher. Pragmata came out to great reception and weird comments that deserve a lot of backlash. We had a chat with a developer about Unreal Engine 5. We also give our thoughts on One Punch Man Season 3, Beheneko: The Elf-Girl's Cat is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster!, and Snowball Earth. Plus we review Pragmata and Mouse P.I. for Hire.
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