XO18 Reaction, PlayStation Skipping E3 2019 and More

TrueAchievements Podcast

English - November 16, 2018 18:11 - 1 hour - 55.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 28 ratings
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Previous Episode: XO18 Speculation and an Interview with Mike Brown from Playground Games

Next Episode: TGN Podcast: Xbox or PlayStation - who's had a better year?

Welcome to episode seven of the TGN podcast. On this week's show, Ollie and I were joined by Jack, who stepped out of podcast retirement to cover for Sam, as we react to last weekend's X018 event and check out all of the hottest Xbox news that was announced, we discuss PlayStation's decision to skip next year's E3, I completed Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Jack gives us a brief summary of his time with Red Dead Redemption 2, and we take a look at the huge Xbox Black Friday sale. We also give you the chance to win an Xbox One game code (leave us a comment in the thread below to enter), chat about this week's ID@Xbox streams, and answer your questions, including the question of the week.

Links: Microsoft Acquires Two More Development Studios Mouse and Keyboard Support Coming for Xbox One Next Week Final Fantasy XIII Trilogy Is X Enhanced/Backward Compatible on Nov. 13th PUBG, Hellblade, 14 More Games Announced for Xbox Game Pass Forza Horizon 4's First Expansion is Fortune Island State of Decay 2 Getting Three More Updates Beginning Next Week New PvP Mode The Arena Coming to Sea of Thieves Strategy-Shooter Void Bastards Revealed for Xbox One Download Backward Compatible Xbox 360 Game Crackdown for Free Pandas & Cats Are Showcased In Charming New Minecraft Video Winter of Arcade Teased at X018, Will Highlight Big ID@Xbox Games PlayStation Are Skipping E3 Next Year, Breaking a 24 Year Tradition Achievements Requiring Guides List and Direct Messages Seven Games Leaving Xbox Game Pass at the End of November 2018 Telltale Games Enters Liquidation, Games Disappear from Steam