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GaS Daily Episode 84: Pokemon Sun and Moon Get Ultra Beasts

GaS Daily Episode 83: No Mods for PS4 Skyrim and Fallout 4

GaS Daily Episode 82: Interplay Selling All Video Game Assets

GaS Daily Episode 81: Super Mario Run

Legal team, or hive of angry bees in lawyer suits? CIA? Who knows.

With the upcoming release of the long-awaited Shenmue 3, SEGA finally acknowledges ideas for Shenmue 1 & 2 HD. But what does that mean?

Finally some updates that were more excited about.

This is what happens when you haven't finished your game your original game, but you went ahead and made an entire paid expansion for it. Why. WHY.

Now you can have your cartoony adult humor and your VR games in one beautiful package.

Some dude's building a version of Pokémon GO for the Dreamcast VMU, that little portable memory card thing from SEGA's last console.

Gracious Destiny players generate over half a million dollars in a week long stream.

Blizzard adds built-in Facebook streaming to the Battlenet client, which could mean a lot of people easily streaming some very popular games on Facebook. What might this change?

Are you tired of being harassed by salty trolls in Overwatch? Well, Blizzard's sneaking in an update to throw a wrench in their plans.

Pachinko overlords hit a grand slam by announcing the visionary zombie-survival masterpiece that no one knew they needed in there meaningless non-Metal Gear Survive lives: Metal Gear Survive.

Columbia's small-yet-growing developer scene is a very supportive environment to work in, with developers helping other studios and developers to get off the ground.

What can we expect from this combination of streaming, databases, and in-game communication software?

We talk our way through a ton of new announcements for Pokémon Sun and Moon. Things are getting interesting!

Nvidia announces their Indie Spotlight program to help small games and studios shine through the masses. But how is it different than what's already in place?

Nvidia puts the breaks on its Shield product line, and with recent talk of Nvidia cards in the NX, we think that can't be coincidence.

League of Legends owners sue a subscription-based cheating service. What? You had to PAY them to play the game for you? Can we even make sense out of that?