Episode 17 - The Evolution of Games After Release

Super BS Gamescast

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Welcome back to another episode of the Super BS Gamescast. On this episode we're joined once again by Dave . . . or is Stank Bank? These names get confusing. We're also joined by Stank McMaster, whose real name might be Jake Schaffer. There's been plenty of news this past week. The release date for Gran Turismo was announced, and the Nintendo Switch is getting its first video streaming service, which isn't Netflix. Dave talks about stocks in the video game world. Brian tries to repurpose stock market references. We defintely don't talk about Final Fantasy. And finally, Brian asks an important question. What do we think of games that continue to evolve after they come out? After all, this might be what the future of gaming looks like, which will hopefully be better than Mass Effect: Andromeda. All this and more on this episode of the Super BS Gamescast.

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