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Jan 18, 2019 57 min

67: A Pirate Bard

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Bungie leaves Activision and takes Destiny indie. Rocket League goes cross-platform. Intel price-gouges on downmarket CPUs. Todd and Joe have ATLAS on the brain... WRUP ATLAS Farming Simulator 19 Destiny 2 Forsaken Super Smash Bros. Ultimate NOTES Todd's AKRacing MAX Gaming Chair MassDrop Bungie, Activision Part Ways 2010's 10-year publishing deal between Bungie and Activision Activision Bungie contract unsealed in Call of Duty case Activision "not happy" with Destiny 2 Forsaken's sales Bungie's Luke Smith: We are not disappointed with Forsaken Bungie gets $100M investment from Chinese gaming company NetEase Diablo: Immortal is a co-development project between Blizzard and NetEase Rocket League goes full cross-platform XBox Elite Wireless Controller The real Pinkertons aren't happy with Red Dead Redemption 2 Microsoft removes Forza dances amid Fortnite lawsuits EA cancels open-world Star Wars game Robert Schwalb's D&D 5e Warlord Class Comicbook.com's review Fallout 76 players find a hidden Developer Room Save $0 by opting for Intel's iGPU-disbaled CPUs AMD surprises as CES 2019 MUSIC CREDITS Music for this episode of HammerCast is Mega Hyper Ultrastorm by Kevin McLeod of incompetech.com. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.

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