Welcome back to another episode of the Spectator Mode Podcast, where we discuss the gaming industry and all the things that come with it. In this episode, we get a bit serious as we discuss the differences between having a good year in gaming and having a good year for gamers. Karl is back from PAX AUS 2024 and he gives us the rundown, as well as his meet-up with Square Enix's Yoshi-P. We aren't done being serious as we point at the countless GOTY shows and ask why expansions aren't included in the fun. That and more on this episode!

This is a mature podcast and we do use adult language... we curse a bit, but that's it.

So, pull up your chair, get some popcorn, and enjoy the blend of chaos and fu that only we can bring to you.

Hosts:

Keith Mitchell (@shadowhaxor)
Scott Adams (@sithscott)
Karl Smart (@themasething)

Timestamps:

• 00: 00 - Intro
• 00:31 - Games/shows we’ve played or watched recently
• 20:36 - No, we are not having a good gaming year
• 36:11 - Karl’s PAX Aus 2024 adventure
• 1:04:01 - Karl speaks with Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P)
• 1:14:19 - Should expansions be considered for GOTY awards
• 1:31:27 - Windows updates adding co-pilot frustrates us
• 1:34:55 - Please stop spreading these terrible PC gaming stigmas
• 1:40:24 - Watching and listening to toxic content creators is bad for you
• 1:46:31 - Outro

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Welcome back to another episode of the Spectator Mode Podcast, where we discuss the gaming industry and all the things that come with it. In this episode we talk about dumb stuff people say, the messy PS5 Pro Anniversary preorders, Transformers One being an amazing movie, remasters getting out of hand, and much more.

So, pull up your chair, get some popcorn, and enjoy the blend of chaos and fu that only we can bring to you.

Hosts:

Keith Mitchell (@shadowhaxor)
Scott Adams (@sithscott)
Karl Smart (@themasething)

Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro x
01:09 - Games We've played / Shows we've watched
22:14 - Ironmouse Breaks Kai Cenat Twitch Record (over 314,000 to date)
26:51 - PlayStation 5 Pro Messy PS Direct storefront
39:55 - Annapurna Interactive Crazy Shutdown
46:26 - Recent industry layoffs
52:55 - Uploading game playthrough to validate a review
1:05:37 - Transformers One was better than it’s given credit for
1:16:20 - TGS Dynasty Warriors Origins Gameplay
1:27: 35 - Just how packed is October in terms of gaming
1:35:13 - Remasters are getting out of hand
1:46:05 - Outro

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Welcome back to The Spectator Mode Podcast, with Keith, Scott, and Jordan are ready to go. In this packed episode, we discuss Dragon Age The Veilguard previews, Greg Miller being impressed with PC gaming, God of War Ragnarok PC being reviewed bombed, Concord's cost to develop, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, Nintendo suing Palworld, the ever-growing Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero roster and more.

Hosts:
Keith Mitchell (@Shadowhaxor)
Scott Adams (@Sithscott)
Jordan Andow (@Wheelie_average)


Topics:

00:00 - Intro
00:48 - What we’ve played this past week
13:46 - Keith is jealous of everyone who had a chance to play Dragon Age The Veilguard
16:50 - Greg Miller might be coming to the Darkside
18:41 - God of War Ragnarok PC being reviewed bombed
29:23 - PlayStation 30th anniversary - I want all those toys
35:05 - Concord Development
46:04 - Square Enix PowerPoint
54:03 - Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii announced
57:57 Nintendo suing Palworld
1:06:38 - Digital foundry PS5 Pro video
1:14:50 - Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero Roster reveal
1:24:53 - Will the new Kingdom Hearts signify the end of the original game
1:35:04 - What have you watched lately
1:43:49 - Outro

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