Video Games 2 The Max

Holy Crap! Sony had a lot to show, a heck of a lot of surprises at the start, and then we got the stuff we know was gonna be there like Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, Uncharted 4, Assassin's Creed Syndicate, Destiny, even indy stuff like No Man's Sky too. A whole big cast is here to discuss it too. Sean and Marc are joined by Stephen Randle, 411mania.com Editor Jeremy Thomas, and Backlog Busting Project's Randy Isbelle and Wes Harrington. This should be fun!

On this special E3 2015 edition of Co-operative Multiplayer Live... What did we think about what Sony, EA and Ubisoft had to show at their press conferences? Well listen here to find out. Sean and Marc are joined by Stephen Randle and Daniel Anderson to break it all down. What was revealed about Star Wars? What did we think of Assassin's Creed Syndicate? Did EA learn anything from last year?

What did we think about what Microsoft presented at their E3 press conference? Well we are gonna tell you right here! Sean and Marc are joined by Daniel Anderson, Stephen Randle, and Backlog Busting's Wes Harrington to break it all down and find out what were the best parts of the big show. Halo 5, Gears 1 remaster, Gears 4, Fable Legends, Forza 6, we all knew about, but there were quite a few surprises too.

Sean and Marc are joined by Randy Isbelle and Wes Harrington from 411's retro podcast "Backlog Busting Project" to discuss and give our reactions to everything that was shown at the Bethesda Studios E3 press conference. What did we think of what we saw of Doom, Fallout 4 (It's coming out this year!), Dishonored 2 and all the surprises? Listen to find out!

This week, Sean and Marc are joined by the returning Robert Cooper to discuss all the news going on as we are less than a week away from the start of E3 2015. That being said, the guys discuss what they are playing and give out some predictions for what we could see at E3 2015. We would also like to remind you that starting with Bethesda's E3 press conference on Sunday night, we will have LIVE reaction podcasts immediately following each of the press conferences. So, if you watch the pressers and want some opinion, this is the spot for that.

This week, Sean and Marc discuss the reveals of both Fallout 4 and XCOM 2. We also spend time wondering if the Nintendo NX rumors are true, the newest Silent Hills rumors being false, Toys to Life getting lots of news, can LEGO really compete with Minecraft and more. We also discuss what we are playing and if people really have a "right" to complain about free games.

This week on The official 411 Games podcast, Sean and Marc discuss the possibility of there being a Red Dead Redemption 2, Need for Speed getting a reboot, Rock Band 4 being like an RPG, Bravely Second possibly coming West, the whole Witcher 3 graphics issue, and more. Marc also has more to say about his time with Witcher 3 as well.

This week, Sean & Marc discuss the information that has come out about Doom and if they would be interested in what apparently might be an "origin" story. There's also news about Konami announcing their future plans, Nintendo sort of saying they won't be doing microtransactions in their mobile games, NPD's for April, Capcom's love of HD remasters and more. We talk what we've been playing and a lot more too.

We are a day later, but that's ok because Sean and Marc have plenty of stuff to discuss on this week's episode. Nintendo revealed a bunch of stuff about Splatoon and also about themselves. Who would have thought Nintendo theme park rides would be a reality? Yeah... probably no one. However, that's happening so we are going to talk about that, plus Nintendo earns its first profit in a long time and lots more. Activision also revealed they made money, but gave out some bad news about World of Warcraft losing 3 million subscribers. There's also information about Guitar Hero LIVE and Destiny too. EA gave out release years for Mirror's Edge and Titanfall 2. SEGA is not happy with their sales (go figure), and there's a Dishonored Remastered coming too. Not to mention, there's even more out there like Grandia II remaster coming to Steam as well.

I know this is a quick turn around, but this is probably going to be our new release time-frame for a little while. This week, Sean and Marc share their "Five Games that make-up our gaming influences." Marc has also been playing Project CARS for revew too.In the news: We discuss Konami's legacy, some new information about instrument expression has come out for Rock Band 4, Disney Infinity 3.0 may have been leaked, more information has come out about the Batman Arkham Season pass, Dead Island 2 has been delayed and a few other things of note to talk about as well.

Around the 22 minute mark there’s a little bit of silence because we lost the feed, but we got it back like five seconds later. It's been a little bit, but hopefully this is the last unintended break we take. Daniel joins Sean and Marc for the whole show on this episode too.Today we are starting a series introducing our personal gaming stories and tendencies to everyone. We are going to start with our "gaming origin stories about how we became gamers and what reasons we have for playing video games."We also discuss what we are playing and topics such as: the paid mods controversy with Valve and Steam, Marvel partnering with Telltale, Microsoft and Black Tusk possibly deciding to remaster only one Gears of War title, Square-Enix having their own press conference and many more things. Hope you enjoy the show!!

I know it has been two weeks, but scheduling conflicts and new work schedules caused to have to delay the podcast. But we are back and if you like Star Wars, there's plenty to talk about on that front. We delve into what was announced for Star Wars Battlefront and we also talk about the Force Awakens new trailer, the Anthology Films, and a few other things. There's also the Guitar Hero Live announcement, the US Government allowing people to voice their opinion on jailbreaking home consoles, Call of Duty Black Ops 3, and a whole lot more. Marc also talks about Axiom Verge, Mortal Kombat X for PC, Sean gives more thoughts on Xenoblade Chronicles 3D and why he's going to start playing series of games that he owns.

Happy Easter everyone. Sorry, we took a week off due to Wrestlemania 31 consuming Sean's time. But that gives us two week's worth of news to get through. Sean and Marc break down Nintendo's pretty big direct where they confirmed Legend of Zelda Wii U has been delayed until 2016, but they revealed more Amiibo, a new trailer for Shin Megami X Fire Emblem, more DLC for Smash and Mario Kart, and yeah more stuff. Marc bought a PS4 this week, so we get his thoughts on that. We talk about the Halo 5 trailers and what it could mean for the game's story, Quantum Break gets delayed until 2016, and damn there is just too much to list here. Sean has started his review of Xenoblade Chronicles 3D. Sean also has thoughts on the mobile game Final Fantasy Record Keeper, both Marc and Sean talk Episode 2 of Tales from the Borderlands, and probably a few more games will be mixed in there. So, be sure to listen to this episode, because I'm sure there is something for everyone here.

This week, Sean and Marc discuss Nintendo's big announcement about finally making games for mobile platforms, what does this mean for the future of Nintendo, and what could the "NX" possibly be. Hideo Kojima is leaving Konami and the Metal Gear franchise after Phantom Pain, where does this leave Metal Gear and can it be successful without Kojima? Plus Sean talks Final Fantasy XV Episode Duscae and Type-0, Microsoft could potentially have two lawsuits on its hands, and a whole lot more.

Even though we are on a day later than normal, don't fret we are still here to deliver 411mania.com's Games Zone podcast. This week, Sean and Marc discuss Uncharted 4 being delayed until 2016, how this affects Sony's outlook for 2015, and does this help Microsoft and Nintendo at all. We also discuss the February 2015 NPD numbers, Frozen 2 being announced, and a whole lot more.

This week, Robert returns to discuss with Sean and Matt what each one has been playing. PAX East and GDC 2015 happened this week and we talk about some of the big things that happened there like Phil Spencer announcing retail Xbox Ones can now be used to develop games, Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain finally gets a release date, are we excited? Valve revealed the Steam Link and Steam Controller, plus a whole lot more.

Sorry for being a few days late, a few personal things became issues for Sean to be able to do the podcast. Anyway, Marc and Sean are back discussing a myriad of things. Marc talks about Dragonball Xenoverse and another weird Steam purchase. Then there's also the possible return of Guitar Hero, Nintendo talking about how to best deal with the digital age, Fable Legends being free to play, DuckTales making a comeback, lots of Final Fantasy stuff to get to, and a whole lot more.

This week, Robert returns and he joins Sean and Marc to discuss what they've been playing, which includes the newly released Hand of Fate and the guys also discuss The Order 1886 and if the game is truly worth $60. Nintendo also had a lot of things to announce about Amiibo's and New 3DS sales, Sony says they are relying on Playstation to help them turn a profit, Microsoft closes the Phantom Dust studio and a whole lot more!

This week, Marc and Sean discuss the NPD numbers for January 2015 and how it might look different for this month. Sean got a New 3DS so he shares his thoughts on Nintendo's newest handheld. The guys also talk about what Bethesda could be announcing at E3 2015, Ubisoft confirming both Tom Clancy games are releasing this year, and a whole lot more.

After an unintended week off, Sean and Marc are back with financial reports from all the big game companies, Sony Online being bought and going multi-platform, the possibility of a Condemned 3, SEGA downsizing, and more. Plus Sean discusses Grim Fandango Remastered, #IDARB, Theaterrhythm Curtain Call, and Marc has his review of Hyperdimension Neptunia Rebirth 1 that released on Steam last week and lots more.