Video Games 2 The Max

Hear Marc and Jens talk about Chaosbane, Days Gone, a bit of Judgement and some pre-E3 news

On this episode, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison are joined by Jens to spend the first part of the episode discussing his and Marc's further progress in Days Gone. They talk about some of the story beats spoiler free, the motorcycle, freakers, and much more about the game. Marc also gives final thoughts on Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain as well. Next, the trio delves into the Borderlands 3 Gameplay reveal. Are they excited about the game? And what's really new with the franchise this go around. There's also a change coming for the design of Sonic after the poor reception to the trailer. Can they really change much with the release date remaining the same?Plus, there's a discussion on possible franchises SEGA could bring back after their earnings call has the company upset about its financials. A new Ghost Recon game could be coming, Epic buys Psyonix, and more.

On this episode, Sean Garmer is back in the host chair along with Marc Morrison as they discuss some big topics happening in gaming. They begin with Marc's very early thoughts on Days Gone. Plus, discussion on the sort of announcement of Kingdom Hearts 3 DLC called ReMIND. Not to mention, the NPD results for March and for 2019 so far. Next, they get into some heavy stuff with the crunch and workplace issues at Riot Games, Netherrealm Studios, and Epic Games. They also get into what Epic CEO Tim Sweeney said about stopping Epic Store exclusives if Valve lowers their cut. Then, a section on the PlayStation 5, its possible price, which features are important, and which are not. The future of streaming between Microsoft and Google's Stadia. Atlus dropping the Persona 5 announcements, the Sonic Movie trailer, and more. They also talk about the games they've been playing. Marc dishes on The Division 2 and Far Cry: New Dawn. While Sean blabs on The World Next Door, Katana Zero, and Steam World Quest. Finally, the

Join Marc and new player Jens as they talk about the past few weeks of video game stories and what they've been playing.

On this episode, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss the Nintendo Switch's second birthday. How the system has evolved over time and how much they enjoy the system itself. They also talk about fond memories of the PlayStation 2 as it passes its 19th anniversary in Japan. Marc also gives general thoughts on Captain Marvel too.The duo also discuss games they've been playing. Sean loves Ape Out. While Marc talks about his not so fun time with Anthem. Plus, more on Marc's journey through Kingdom Hearts 3, Pokemon Let's Go and more. They get into the news with Nintendo's VR Labo Kit. Could this be what helps Labo become a success? Finally, the Generation 8 Pokemon game is announced with Pokemon Sword and Shield. Some information on the Disc-less Xbox One S has released. Judgment comes West June 25. Valve's Steam controversy with Rape Day, and much more. Also, they talk about the sad passing of Luke Perry, Idris Elba possibly taking over as Deadshot in Suicide Squad 2, many anime going Live-Action, Disney

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss the games they've been playing. Jump Force and God Eater 3 are on the docket. How do the two anime-inspired games fare? They also give some thoughts on the other big game releases of last week. While Sean talks Senran Kagura: Burst ReNewal, Mages of Mystralia, and much more. They also get into the news talking the Activision-Blizzard Layoffs. Rumors of Scalebound returning but for the Nintendo Switch. A breakdown of the recent Nintendo Direct and what it means for the Switch's future lineup. Sony's errors in cross-play continue, Hollow Knight getting a sequel. Netflix also canceled the rest of their Marvel shows. Hulu picked up some Marvel shows. Ni No Kuni becomes an actual anime, and more animated shows make a return to the silver screen too. Finally, the duo end things by talking about the games coming this week like Steins;Gate Elite, Death end Re;Quest, Aragami: Shadow Edition, and more.

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss two major games they've played in Kingdom Hearts III and Resident Evil 2. They discuss a lot about both games without story spoilers. While also covering the possible announcement of Resident Evil 3 and Netflix developing a Resident Evil TV Series. After that, they get into the news with Microsoft maybe bringing Xbox Live features to Nintendo Switch and Mobile. Could it be much more than that though? They speculate on the possibilities with some actual arguing as well. The duo also discuss the saga of Metro Exodus on PC, Sony possibly doing backwards compatibility on PS5, the rumors of a smaller Nintendo Switch, and much more. Finally, Sean talks about playing Wargroove, Marc discusses more on Ace Combat 7 and Gears of War 4. Plus, the games releasing this week to end the show.You can also watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/P-PkuwtLPdc

On this edition of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss all the big news that's happened already in 2019, along with games they've been playing too. First off, they discuss a variety of news topics ranging from the huge news of Bungie going independent and splitting from Activision to the absurd with Randy Pitchford, Gearbox, and some magic. Along the way they discuss various companies getting sued including Rockstar. EA canceling yet another Star Wars game. Super Nintendo Games possibly coming to the Nintendo Switch, and much more. The duo also discuss games they've been playing. Sean gives his review of YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG. While both talk a little about Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition, Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, and the Resident Evil 2: One Shot Demo. Finally, they end things with a full spoiler discussion of Dragon Ball Super: Broly.

On this special episode, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison are joined by fellow W2Mnet.com staff members Daniel Anderson and Randy Isbelle to take a list of 42 games and whittle it down to 25. So they can determine the 25 Best Games of 2018. However, they begin with a "Year in Review." Looking back at some of the biggest storylines of the year. Starting with how Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo did. Who had the best year out of the "Big 3?" They also talk about the year's consistency of great games, especially the indies. The resurgence of PlayStation VR. The power of Fortnite. Microsoft's Gamepass being a boon for the future. They also look ahead to 2019 a little too. Finally, they spend the other hour and a half discussing the Games of 2018. What are the 25 Best of the year? Listen to find out. The full staff voted and we wound up using a tier system depending on the number of votes games received. We reference this throughout the discussion. Below is the full list of games available we had to choose from wh

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss quite a few topics. Not to mention, they have listened to the audience and commenters as well. Welcome to their first video podcast. What will hopefully be the first of many to come. The guys begin talking about CBS doing a Gamers Choice Awards. What it means for the industry to now have two award shows basically back to back. Will this one be good? What do they think of the actual awards? And will the celebrities help or hurt the show? They also talk about Starbreeze Studios issues thanks to a bad game. Loot Boxes possibly being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission. Fallout 76 being investigated for a potential lawsuit, and what nylon bags have to do it. They also talk about the possible surprises and games we could see at the Game Awards. One name that won't be there is Rocksteady. Who aren't making a Superman game, as many speculated? But what are they making? Plus, Daredevil canceled. Evangelion is coming to Netflix

On this Thanksgiving episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss quite a few topics, and the games they've been playing heading into the last legs of the year. They begin by talking game sales for last month as Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 proves triumphant over Red Dead Redemption 2. Then, they switch focus to a much longer conversation about Sony skipping E3 2019. What it means for the company and for the Entertainment Software Association that runs E3. Is the PS5 truly on the horizon, and what games could they have to show even if they did an event. They also get into what Microsoft has planned for Scarlett and a rumored upgraded Nintendo Switch too. They also discuss Square-Enix's financial troubles and what it meant for Final Fantasy XV, Hajime Tabata, Shadow of the Tomb Raider. There's elaborations on Mortal Kombat 11 and Diablo 4 being in development. THQ Nordic buying more studios and their lack of marketing for Darksiders 3. Microsoft's X018 event, and much more. Near the end

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison return from a very much unintended layoff to discuss some of the big news and recently released games. The guys change things up this time around talking the news first. Sean and Marc discuss the huge backlash from Blizzard fans after the Diablo Immortal mobile game was announced at Blizzcon 2018. Is the hate justified? Or is this another case of entitlement in the community? Is mobile gaming truly the devil? The guys also rundown what was announced at the final Smash Ultimate Direct. They talk the final new additions to the roster. The announcement of a Fighter Season Pass. A big story mode "World of Light," Spirts, and more. The guys also discuss the highs and lows of the full PlayStation Classic lineup. Are there some big misses? Did remasters, remakes, and ports hurt what could have been a sold first try for Sony? Or is this what we expected all along? There's also Netflix's Castlevania getting a Season 3, Penny Dreadful getting

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison begin by discussing the terrible news concerning Telltale Games laying off over 275 people without severance pay or any warning. The class action lawsuit filed by an employee in its wake, the reasons behind the studio closing, and how it may be time for game development to bring unions into the mix. They also discuss the Capcom Vancouver studio closing and Total War Rome II stupid controversy in this as well. After that, they talk Microsoft announcing their fan fest in Mexico, bringing mouse and keyboard support to the Xbox family, and what they've been playing with Marc talking Marvel's Spiderman. While Sean talks about the DLC expansion to one of his favorite games from 2017 in Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna: The Golden Country. Continuing on, they talk the announcements from the Nintendo Direct. What they are most excited about, some not so favorites, and Final Fantasy coming to Switch, and if it means they are buying some of these game

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison comeback from another unintended delay having played some major games. Marc talks more about World of Warcraft: Battle For Azeroth and gives final thoughts about We Happy Few. While Sean has a long list of games to go through. He gives his intial thoughts on Dragon Quest XI, right as embargo lifts a week before launch date. While he also discusses Ninja Gaiden and Metroidvania lovechild, The Messenger. He tries not to burn too many things talking Overcooked 2. Sean gives a major Suplex to baddies in Guacamelee 2. Tries not to die a lot in Death's Gambit. Goes back in time with Freedom Planet, and more. The guys also touch on some things announced around Gamescom 2018. Including release dates for major games like Devil May Cry 5 and Shenmue III. There's also a big discussion on what the introduction of Xbox All Access could mean for how we buy gaming consoles in the future. Will this turn out to be a boom for Microsoft? And could the oth

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss the latest in Games and some Entertainment happenings. The guys begin by discussing the games they've been playing. Marc gives his initial thoughts on We Happy Few. While also giving his feelings on Dead Cells as well. This also bleeds into the two talking about the plagiarism at IGN by Filip Muocin of Boomstick Gaming's script for a Dead Cells review. Sean also talks a bit more on Pool Panic, and about an indie game called Russian Subway Dogs. They also talk about the very recent Super Smash Bros. Direct. What do the guys think about Simon Belmont and King K. Rool being added to the roster? The Nintendo Switch being a MP3 machine, 103 stages, and more. Plus, they talk more on the saga involving James Gunn. Ben Schwartz cast as Sonic. Master Chief actually being in the Showtime series. Nintendo and Sony's big sales numbers. New Bravely Default and Persona Q2. There is absolutely a lot to discuss here folks.

On this post San Diego Comic-Con 2018 episode, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss the juicy details that Microsoft may be planning not one, but two consoles for a 2020 release. One of them is possibly an all streaming edition. Could this actually be feasible by then? Or is it still too early for it? What are some features it could bring into gaming? We discuss that and more out of that potential big news. Nintendo also sues two Rom websites for copyright infringement, could they be starting a war on downloading their games over the internet? NBA Playgrounds is now published by 2K. The Sly Cooper Animated series is finally happening. Battle Royals could earn $20 Million in 2019, and much. Then, on the entertainment end things get a little controversial, as the guys tackle the gaming Arena Net scandal. The firing of James Gunn. Dan Harmon's bad video, and somehow Twitter was involved in all of those too. They also talk their favorite trailers from SDCC 2018, HBO bringing some big news. Joss Whedon leading

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, after an very much unintended longtime off, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss some of the major things they missed prior to San Diego Comic-Con week. First though, Sean and Marc discuss the games they've been playing in that span. Sean and Marc have both been doling out Break Points in Octopath Traveler. While Marc talks Mega Man X Legacy Collection as well. Sean also talks Adult Swim's latest Pool Panic and Y's VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana both on PC. After that, they discuss the news from that time period. Sean brings up the No Man's Sky NEXT update and wonders if Marc is gonna give the game a shot once again. While there's also talk of Yakuza games maybe coming to Xbox consoles. Nintendo wanting 20-30 indie games each week on Switch. The HALO TV series getting the greenlight at Showtime. Blizzard ending the Battle Chest. Jim Carrey playing Dr. Robotnik in the Sonic movie. Rugrats gets a revival and much more.

On this episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison take a deep dive into a variety of topics, as they return from a post E3 2018 break. First, they begin by talking about games they've played over that span. Marc gives his thoughts on both Vampyr and Jurassic Park Evolution. While Sean hasn't played any games because of the World Cup, but he did see Incredibles 2. There's plenty in the news for the guys to cover. Gaming is a step closer to becoming an official disorder. The two talk the pros and cons of this happening, why people are over-analyzing this, and why it is the bad thing gamers are making it out to be. They also talk May 2018 hardware and software sales. PUBG receiving backlash for their $10 event pass. Pokemon Go adds trading, but is it too little, too late? Telltale finally ditches its old engine. Capcom thinking about doing more cloud games on Switch. The Cyberpunk 2077 controversy. Gamestop possibly being sold and what could happen to the company if it did. Why a Spiderm

On the final E3 2018 centered special episode, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison are joined by Randy Isbelle and Sean Comer to talk all things Nintendo. How did the guys feel about a new Mario Party announced? What about Overcooked 2? And did Sean go crazy about Xenoblade 2 DLC? Plus, some interesting info on Pokemon Let's Go was revealed concerning the Pokeball Plus, and of course Super Smash Bros. Ultimate too. The guys also discuss the press conference in general as well. Finally, after finishing the details on the Nintendo presser, all four guys rank the E3 2018 press conference from best to worst. Who's number one? Listen to find out.

On this special E3 episode of Video Games 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison are joined by Randy Isbelle, Daniel Anderson, and Sean Comer to discuss all things Playstation. Sony stood firm and showcased their four pillars in Last of Us Part 2, Spiderman, Death Stranding, and Ghost of Tsushima, but did anything else catch the panel's eye? What game did they like the best? And how about the layout of the press conference itself. There's also a few surprises to talk about too. So don't miss it.