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After years of hard work (and tons of external speculation), Sony-owned developer Bungie has finally revealed gameplay from and tons of details concerning its next project, Marathon. An extraction shooter that will be sold for a mid-range price ($40 seems to be the going guess), reactions to the project have been mixed. Does a large market for a game like this exist? Is the cost of entry too prohibitive? Is it DOA like Concord? Honestly, we feel like a lot of people are overreacting one way or another, but one thing's for sure: For some, any payment is too much. Speaking of cash-money, prices for PlayStation 5 hardware and/or PS+ subscriptions alike are going up in various parts of the world, including Europe, Australia, and Canada. Is Sony trying to inoculate itself from American tariff threats by exploiting safer markets? Or are global currencies and economies really doing that poorly? Amongst other news comes, of course, listener inquiries. As Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 draws ever-nearer, what's our collective gut-check? Could rumors of a Prototype 3 actually be real? Have we gotten to the point where trashing games has become tropey? Are we closer than ever to discovering the identity of the woman who was crying in the bathroom during Sacred 200?

Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement.

Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:30:49 - Sacred is here for you

0:33:24 - Crying woman revealed

0:37:55 - Sacred Lore

0:48:38 - More Sacred dating advice

0:58:59 - Marathon revealed

1:52:25 - PS5 price increase in certain regions

2:18:44 - Last of Us Season 2's strong start

2:23:05 - Oblivion remake is real

2:35:32 - Chronos: The New Dawn

2:41:38 - Minecraft movie domination

2:45:24 - Ubisoft making an Apex Clone

2:50:23 - What We’ve Been Playing (Blue Prince, Death Stranding, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle)

3:13:40 - Clair Obscur gutcheck

3:18:00 - Most toxic fanbase

3:24:09 - Fan service complaints

3:39:21- Prototype 3 rumors

3:46:55 - New Naughty Dog game?

3:49:36 - Final gaming experiences

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After years of hard work (and tons of external speculation), Sony-owned developer Bungie has finally revealed gameplay from and tons of details concerning its next project, Marathon. An extraction shooter that will be sold for a mid-range price ($40 seems to be the going guess), reactions to the project have been mixed. Does a large market for a game like this exist? Is the cost of entry too prohibitive? Is it DOA like Concord? Honestly, we feel like a lot of people are overreacting one way or another, but one thing's for sure: For some, any payment is too much. Speaking of cash-money, prices for PlayStation 5 hardware and/or PS+ subscriptions alike are going up in various parts of the world, including Europe, Australia, and Canada. Is Sony trying to inoculate itself from American tariff threats by exploiting safer markets? Or are global currencies and economies really doing that poorly? Amongst other news comes, of course, listener inquiries. As Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 draws ever-nearer, what's our collective gut-check? Could rumors of a Prototype 3 actually be real? Have we gotten to the point where trashing games has become tropey? Are we closer than ever to discovering the identity of the woman who was crying in the bathroom during Sacred 200?

Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement.

Timestamps:

0:00:00 - Intro

0:30:49 - Sacred is here for you

0:33:24 - Crying woman revealed

0:37:55 - Sacred Lore

0:48:38 - More Sacred dating advice

0:58:59 - Marathon revealed

1:52:25 - PS5 price increase in certain regions

2:18:44 - Last of Us Season 2's strong start

2:23:05 - Oblivion remake is real

2:35:32 - Chronos: The New Dawn

2:41:38 - Minecraft movie domination

2:45:24 - Ubisoft making an Apex Clone

2:50:23 - What We’ve Been Playing (Blue Prince, Death Stranding, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle)

3:13:40 - Clair Obscur gutcheck

3:18:00 - Most toxic fanbase

3:24:09 - Fan service complaints

3:39:21- Prototype 3 rumors

3:46:55 - New Naughty Dog game?

3:49:36 - Final gaming experiences

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