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Andrew Alliance & Daniella Manansala

Join Andrew & Daniella for their take on the latest Tech, Gaming, and Entertainment news! From breakthroughs in technology to the hottest games and movies, this dynamic duo has got you covered.

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What Battlefield is doing next. 🔥 Stay Connected & Support the Show! 🔥 🌐 Everything in One Place → 🎙️ Start Your Podcast! Get 1 month FREE on Libsyn with code TSR → 🛡️ Stay Secure Online! Save big with Proton VPN → 🎮 Upgrade Your Setup! Shop Logitech G gear → 👕 Rep the Brand! Grab your merch → 📺 Watch & Subscribe! 🔴 Twitch → ▶️ YouTube →

What Battlefield Is Doing Next

Join us for an action-packed dive into the latest gaming headlines! In this episode, we unpack the PlayStation 5’s record-breaking holiday season, hitting 75 million shipments and proving Sony’s console dominance. Meanwhile, the Epic Games Store boasts a staggering 295 million PC players, cementing its place in the digital battlefield. Netflix steps into the ring with Sloclap’s Sifu film adaptation, promising cinematic kung-fu chaos, while Xbox boss Phil Spencer shifts gears, admitting he’s done chasing every player to Team Green. Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida drops a gem, calling PS games on PC “almost like printing money”—and the numbers back him up! Valve opens a treasure chest by releasing Team Fortress 2’s source code, unleashing a wave of fan-made possibilities, and Ubisoft teases Rainbow Six Siege X, billing it as the shooter’s boldest evolution yet. Nostalgia strikes with Castle Crashers—17 years strong—revealing a new DLC release window, while PlayStation’s State of Play spotlights Shinobi and Tides of Annihilation. Wrapping it up, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 gets radical with a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossover—cowabunga, dude! 🔥 Stay Connected & Support the Show! 🔥 🌐 Everything in One Place → 💬 Join the Community → Chat with us on Discord at 🎙️ Start Your Podcast! Get 1 month FREE on Libsyn with code TSR → 🛡️ Stay Secure Online! Save big with Proton VPN → 🎮 Upgrade Your Setup! Shop Logitech G gear → 👕 Rep the Brand! Grab your merch → 📺 Watch & Subscribe! 🔴 Twitch → ▶️ YouTube →

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is calling on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

In this episode, we dive into some exciting gaming and tech highlights making waves this week. First up, we share our hands-on impressions of Logitech G’s Powerplay 2, breaking down how it’s enhancing the gaming experience with its innovative design. Meanwhile, Nintendo’s touting a major legal win against piracy, labeling it a “significant” victory that reverberates across the entire games industry. On the platform front, Steam continues its dominance, shattering records by topping 40 million concurrent players for the first time—an impressive milestone for the PC gaming giant. The news keeps rolling with some intriguing reveals for fans of niche and blockbuster titles alike. A game based on the cult anime Samurai Pizza Cats is officially in development, promising a nostalgic treat for longtime fans. Grand Theft Auto 5 is finally catching up on PC with its long-awaited next-gen upgrades, bringing enhanced visuals and performance to the open-world classic. Over at PlayStation, a new Beta Program is inviting players to test upcoming games and features, while in France, the Apex Legends voice cast is taking a stand, refusing contracts over an “unacceptable” AI clause that would allow their voices to train AI systems—a bold move sparking industry debate. Looking ahead, there’s plenty to anticipate in the coming months. A new 2D game inspired by Terminator 2 is set to launch in September, blending retro vibes with cinematic action. Nacon Connect’s digital showcase on March 6th is teasing “secret projects” that have us curious, and Twitch’s CEO dropped hints about 2025, spotlighting collaboration, a mobile push, and expanded monetization for streamers. Wrapping things up, Call of Duty fans will need a bit more patience—Verdansk’s return has been pushed to next month with a season delay. Stick with us as we unpack these stories and more! 🔥 Stay Connected & Support the Show! 🔥 🌐 Everything in One Place → 💬 Join the Community → Chat with us on Discord at 🎙️ Start Your Podcast! Get 1 month FREE on Libsyn with code TSR → 🛡️ Stay Secure Online! Save big with Proton VPN → 🎮 Upgrade Your Setup! Shop Logitech G gear → 👕 Rep the Brand! Grab your merch → 📺 Watch & Subscribe! 🔴 Twitch → ▶️ YouTube →

Powerplay 2 Unveiled: My Wireless Charging Impressions & Gaming’s Big Week

In this episode, we’re unpacking a whirlwind of gaming news that’s got the industry buzzing. Kicking things off, reports are swirling that Microsoft’s got big plans for Xbox: a full next-gen console is reportedly slated for 2027, promising a major leap forward, while an Xbox-branded gaming handheld could hit shelves as early as later this year—2025 is shaping up to be a wild ride for Team Green. Meanwhile, indie darling Split Fiction is making waves, smashing a major sales milestone in just 48 hours, proving there’s serious appetite for fresh titles. Over at Sony, they’re dabbling in AI-powered PlayStation characters and, in a twist of irony, picked Horizon’s Aloy as their guinea pig—smart move or uncanny valley vibes? We’ll dig into that. The headlines keep coming with Moon Studios, the creative force behind the beloved Ori series, announcing they’re now fully independent. They’ve wrested publishing rights for their latest dark fantasy epic, No Rest for the Wicked, from Take-Two Interactive—yep, the Grand Theft Auto and Borderlands giant—marking a bold new chapter for the studio. On the leak front, early Battlefield 6 footage has apparently surfaced online, and it’s looking like a win for EA, with fans already hyped for what’s next. We’ll also share our raw impressions of the Death Stranding 2 trailer—Kojima’s back, and it’s as weird and wonderful as ever. Wrapping things up, we’re throwing out a wishlist item: Uncharted 2 multiplayer—can we make this happen again, please? And finally, a quick pulse check: are we still doing the console war thing, or have we all just agreed to play nice now? From next-gen dreams to AI experiments and indie triumphs, this episode’s got it all—tune in for our full takes on where gaming’s headed next! 🔥 Stay Connected & Support the Show! 🔥 🌐 Everything in One Place → 💬 Join the Community → Chat with us on Discord at 🎙️ Start Your Podcast! Get 1 month FREE on Libsyn with code TSR → 🛡️ Stay Secure Online! Save big with Proton VPN → 🎮 Upgrade Your Setup! Shop Logitech G gear → 👕 Rep the Brand! Grab your merch → 📺 Watch & Subscribe! 🔴 Twitch → ▶️ YouTube →

Why Does Death Stranding 2 Feel So Eerily Familiar?

Halo Infinite, Zack Snyder's Justice League, Gaming Culture ft. Marc Washington

Head of Gaming Content Partnerships @Twitter/ @TwitterGaming Rishi Chadha hosted an official Twitter Spaces panel with Andrew Alliance, Danny Peña, Parris Lilly, Erin Ashley Simon, Kahlief Adams, and Marc Washington.

Twitter Spaces - Live With Our Gaming Community

Twitter Spaces Impressions, Paying For a Full Game, Coping With Imposter Syndrome. Andrew - Daniella - Tools and Affiliates -

Twitter Spaces Impressions, Paying For a Full Game, Coping With Imposter Syndrome

Love Documentaries? On this limited series, join @uriyya and @ggfirefly as they share their reflections on documentaries, nuanced topics - and sometimes about themselves.

Framing Britney Spears + Operation Varsity Blues | Docuseries

This week, Andrew talks about his guest appearance on Kinda Funny Xcast. Also, Andrew and Daniella and speak on fans vs. supporters, Starfield, Halo Infinite and more! CLAIM=203c12d6843331ef84f58116e955d9c35bd6e2ae=CLAIM

Kinda Funny Xcast Reflections, Halo Infinite and more!

We talk about Farcry 6, Battlefield, and gearing up for E3 2021.

Farcry 6, Battlefield, Gearing Up For E3 2021

Welcome to 'Game of the Year 2022: Our Top Picks' – the podcast where we discuss and debate the best games of the year. Join us as we share our top picks for the best games of 2022, ranging from blockbuster hits to hidden gems. We'll dive into what makes these games stand out, and why they deserve the title of Game of the Year. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just getting into the scene, there's something for everyone in this discussion. Tune in and see if your favorite games made the cut!

Game of the Year 2022: Our Top Picks

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