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Aug 4, 2021 2 hr 1 min

Episode 38: We're Back.

from ButtonMashing101 Hosted by Alex Perez

TRIGGER/CONTENT WARNING: While we do not go into details about the Blizzard lawsuit or talk about the actual things that occurred, we do address and discuss the infamous Cosby Suite as well as other things pertaining to the lawsuit. We also discuss the sexual misconduct happening throughout the industry. There are timestamps to avoid these topics if they are too overwhelming. We vehemently denounce all the misconduct and toxic work environments and hope these issues get resolved. We also stand in solidarity with the workers of Activision, Blizzard, and Ubisoft. Description of episode goes as follows... After another long hiatus we're finally back and better than ever! This week's episode is a bit heavy but there are also lighter topics that are discussed such as the Annapurna showcase, Games we're excited for, the Steam Deck, and more! We apologize for the delays in recent episodes and hope to have things back to the regular schedule, next Monday. All the Timestamps are below and enjoy! Also, Dan is not in this episode and it's sad. Time Stamps: (10:57) Steam Deck (14:33) Annapurna Showcase (35:00) Blizzard/Activision Lawsuit (CW) (45:00) Ubisoft News & Originality in Video Games (56:10) Fantasy League Update (59:42) Games We're Playing (1:15:33) Games We're Excited For (1:21:00) Judgement Discussion Follow us on Twitter! @Bmashing101 , @MrDaveMike , @alexjperez4

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