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Displaying items 51-52 of 52 in total of Nick's Nerd News with the tag "rockstar games".
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Episode 128: Streaming killed the movie star
October 21st, 2020 | 51 mins 48 secs
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We finally know what the PS5 UI will look like, and to be honest you'll have to listen to see what I think. What does Phil Spencer mean in regards to his stance on Elder Scrolls VI. Disney is doubling down on streaming and is reorganizing their whole operation. Meanwhile the Mad Max franchise grows, and James Bond future is in flux.
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Episode 119: When Infinite becomes Indefinite
August 19th, 2020 | 1 hr 14 mins
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Will the delay of Halo Infinite hurt the Launch of Series X? Probably, Nick has some thoughts. Apple and Epic are duking it out in a battle for the ages, who will come out on top. Star Trek is boldly going but not as soon as you might expect, while Agents of Shield goes above and beyond expectations in its finale. Tron 3 is happening but at what cost? And movie theaters are opening but is it worth it? That and a hell of a lot more.