Video Game Logic Episode 242: Valve Builds the Switch Pro
Video Game Logic Podcast

Video Game Logic Episode 242: Valve Builds the Switch Pro

Jul 23, 2021
2:07:30
E238
-(0)

About this episode

This week Shrink & Rage get somewhat excited about the Steam Deck, laugh at the new Tom Clancy game, and talk about a Sony patent. Do you have feedback for the show, have a response for something we said, or something we should know about? Drop us an e-mail at VGLPodcast@gmail.com stop by our Discord, or tweet us @VGLPodcast. Finally, if you wish to throw us some cash to help improve the show, and for various show related projects, you can do so by supporting our Patreon campaign. Show Highlights & Timestamps Games We Played 9:25 Valve Announces the Steam Deck 53:52 Free to Play Tom Clancy Game Announced 1:22:00 Sony Patents Player-Kicking Microtransaction 1:28:27 Community Corner 1:33:47 Ukraine warehouse packed with thousands of PS4s was actually a FIFA Ultimate Team bot farm Discovery Queue 1:48:53 Games We Played Rage: The Touryst Snow Runner Shrink: Snow Runner Transport Inc News Steam Deck Store Page Tech Raptor: Handheld Gaming PC Valve Steam Deck Revealed ETA Prime: How Will the Steam Deck Perform? Digital Foundry: Steam Deck Spec Analysis “Tom Clancy's” Xdefiant Tech Raptor: Free-to-Play Shooter Tom Clancy's XDefiant Revealed Sony's Player-Kicking Microtransaction Tech Raptor: Player-Kicking Microtransaction Patented by Sony Community Corner Ukraine FIFA Ultimate Team Farm Eurogamer: Ukraine warehouse packed with thousands of PS4s was actually a FIFA Ultimate Team bot farm Discovery Queue Rage: Mini Motorways Death's Door The Last Stand Legacy Collection SuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator Samurai Gunn 2 Dream Engines: Nomad Cities - A survival city builder with flying cities Rogue Company Halo Infinite Shrink: Before We Leave Breakwaters Hide and Run The Immortal Mayor SRX: The Game

Comments

Rate this episode

Episode Details

Author
Video Game Logic Podcast
Show Type
full
Audio Format
audio/mpeg

We use analytics

We use Umami, a privacy-friendly analytics tool, to understand how visitors use this site. No personal data is collected and no data leaves our EU servers. You can accept or decline below. Privacy Policy