86: Sounds Hot, Gets Sketchy

Something tells me this is going to be a long episode. I don't know. Maybe it's because I edit them, but there is something mystical about it all. Or maybe it's miscellaneous? Who knows? Any who, Justin starts this week with, of course, Overwatch. Woo. Pokemon Leaf Green gets a mention, but really it's all about Mafia 3 for, well, the 3 of them. It's a hybrid of sorts. Or not. I don't really understand what that word means, actually. Anthony lets us know he's been playing Gears of War 4, though the real surprise is Color Splash, which is actually is more of a bellyflop. He also tries Emily Wants To Play. I'm not sure she really does. I know the rest of the gang is pretty freaked out. Speaking of freaked out, Brian freaks us out by not liking a "movie game" with him checking out 'Virginia' on the PS4. Too much movie and not enough game for him. Never thought I'd live to see and hear about it. Strange days. Closing it out this week is Gary. He talks a lot about Battlefield One. That's really all I remember. You should probably listen. The Drunken News is still pretty dry. Too dry, really. Sometimes the drive is just too far for some people, and for others it isn't. Go figure. I know this week we're seeing a lot of red. For one, Red Dead Redemption 2 is on the horizon with a trailer release, Blizzard makes some changes to Overwatch (...), and Nintendo announces the 'Nintendo Switch' (finally). If things are a little too coherent, feel free to email and complain.   The Drunken Show Notes: New Beyond Good & Evil May Not Be a Sequel FCC Filing for Bluetooth NFC Device Blizzard planning 'significant hero changes' for Overwatch Blizzard makes "significant hero changes" on the Overwatch PTR Nintendo Gives First Details Of Nintendo Switch Current Known Third Parties Publishing On Switch Nintendo: No Additional Switch Information In 2016 Red Dead Redemption 2: PlayStation and Rockstar Games Announce Partnership Extras Creep us on Facebook Stalk us on Twitter Or throw us that review on iTunes or Stitcher Questions, comments, concerns? E-mail us: [email protected] And be sure to check out what we're doing at our website: Pixelated Points Theme music: 'My Lady Carey's Dompe' performed by Jon Sayles