GameStop wants your gaming history, but should you give it up? We'll get into why old games and consoles may be worth far more than their trade credit. Plus: the "unpaid vacations" behind a successful…
Gamescom 2026 is over, and I watched hours of showcases to find the games, technology, and stories worth keeping on your radar. This week, we explore how accessible tools are opening game development…
A rare win for Double Fine, a possible $1,000 future for consoles, and a simple argument for why video games still need demos. We also revisit the leadership of Satoru Iwata, explore the magic of…
This week on The Game Adventure, we try to rediscover the excitement of the next generation of gaming. We dive into the rumors that Xbox might actually preserve physical discs, review the incredibly…
Is digital ownership really a monopoly, or are we just angry about renting? This week on The Game Adventure, we dive into the massive Stop Killing Games lawsuit against PlayStation and what it means…
This week on The Game Adventure, Xbox comes out swinging with an incredibly ambitious strategy to hit 1 billion users by 2030, but how will they pull it off while Game Pass revenue drops? Meanwhile,…
In this week’s episode of the Game Adventure Podcast, we talk about the Halo Remake, and a GBA SP remake (of sorts)! We cover the surprising indie developer backlash against generative AI, the drop in…
This week, we discuss the brutal reality of how Xbox Game Pass metrics might be quietly killing some of our favorite game sequels, using Avowed 2 as the prime example. Plus we'll take a look at the…
This week on The Game Adventure, we tackle a brutal week for the industry, diving into the Xbox restructure and the human cost behind it. I also call out Ubisoft for their lazy Day-One DLC in the…
This week, we'll talk about the Xbox price hikes, Bungie's collapse, and why Valve's new $1,049 Steam Machine is actually not a terrible price. Plus, we dive deep into the retro scene with a look at…
