Rushdown Radio - Video Game and Entertainment Podcast

We've reached the end credits for 2024. Join us as we discuss the year that was 2024 in film, television and music. And what we're looking forward to in 2025. Also we top our Movies of the Year.

You see the title...You are here to listen to us talk about the Game Awards 2024 and also look back at some of the biggest stores from this year. We also talk about our Top 5 Games of 2024. Yes, that is a real video game you can buy on Steam.

We're discussing the year of 2024 in the Fighting Game Community. We go over some of the highs and lows as well as a small bit from the Game Awards 2024. There was much to discuss.

In this episode of the Rush Hour, we tackle a series of updates from the gaming world that have fans on edge. First, we explore the new law requiring Steam to disclose details about game ownership—raising questions about player privacy and the impact on the industry’s digital future.Next, we cover the closure of Firewall Studios, the team behind Concord, the game no one wanted or asked for. We also look at Nintendo’s surprising new music app, which, rather than delighting fans, has stirred up frustration and confusion over its purpose.And then, there’s Ubisoft. Their latest title, Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles, is NFT-powered, and let’s just say the community isn’t thrilled. We unpack why gamers continue to resist NFTs in games and why Ubisoft is still pushing this DOA tech forward.Finally, we dive into the complex realm of game preservation, where the U.S. Copyright Office recently denied requests for DMCA exceptions, making preservation efforts even more challenging. We round out the episode with a Dragon Age news roundup, where Veilguard has sparked some chaotic online discourse. Tune in for all the latest, as we break down what’s driving gamers up the wall this week!

This week on Hollywolves, we’re diving into a packed lineup of news, reveals, and a touch of Halloween glam! First up, Disney+ has dropped a tantalizing new “Coming Soon” reel, but all eyes are on Henry Cavill, who’s set to bring the iconic Voltron to life in a live-action adaptation. Meanwhile, fans of Power Rangers might be sad to hear about the upcoming auction of classic series memorabilia—it’s the end of an era!In superhero news, DC is launching its Absolute Universe, which promises to shake things up. Over in the MCU, we go through the fresh slate of release dates: Captain America 4 and Thunderbolts are set for 2025, while Fantastic Four, Avengers: Doomsday, Spider-Man 4, and Avengers: Secret Wars are slated from 2025 to 2027. But there’s a snag: the Blade movie is delayed indefinitely, leaving fans wondering what’s next for the Daywalker.We also touch on the casting controversy around Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, as the casting has sparked mixed reactions, especially within the Black community. In other news, Scary Movie 6 is officially on its way, and the new Dynamic Duo animated movie has fans excited to see what’s in store.In our reviews, we give you the scoop on Transformers One and Venom 3, weighing in on what works and what doesn’t. And we can’t overlook Halloween 2025’s celebrity costumes: Chloe Bailey as Jessica Rabbit, Megan Thee Stallion channeling both Starfire and Trish from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and Katseye with a magical Winx Club tribute.Join us for all the latest, and as always, stay tuned for our takes on Hollywood’s best, worst, and weirdest stories!

Welcome to the Howling Hour 2024 with extra special guest Melanie, aka *Moxxie Peachez*, horror aficionado and video game lover! Moxxie dives into her top favorite scary movies and video games, setting the stage for a deep dive into all things horror this year. We look back at the 2024 horror landscape, exploring movies like *Alien: Romulus*, *Beetlejuice 2*, *Longlegs*, *Trap*, *The Substance*, and *Smile 2*, and preview upcoming titles like *Nosferatu* and *Werewolf*. On the gaming side, we talk about this year’s chilling releases and classic scares with titles like *Mouthwashing*, *Iron Lung*, *Bedrotting*, *Alien Isolation*, *Dead by Daylight*, *Fear and Hunger*, *SOMA*, and *Silent Hill 2*.Then, we launch into our "Hear Me Out: Horror Edition" segment, where we get Moxxie and the boys hot takes on monsters, ghouls and creatures they would probably have sex with. We also discuss the impact of remakes on the horror genre in film, TV, and gaming. We also discuss the potential revival—or demise—of classic horror IPs like Capcom's *Darkstalkers*. Plus, we share our thoughts on the upcoming season of *Castlevania Nocturne*.Whether you're here for the scares or the spook-inspired discussions, this episode promises a thrilling look at horror in 2024 and beyond.

In this episode of The Rush Hour, we tackle the latest controversies and headlines in gaming:RIP Concord, Sony’s live-service game that shut down after just three weeks.Sony admits they don't have enough original IPs, raising questions about their future strategy.Game Pass subscriptions are under fire for being worse than advertised—what’s really going on?The PS5 Pro reveal has sparked intense discourse—will it live up to the hype?Annapurna faces a mass exodus, leading to a complete shutdown of the studio.Unity reverses course, canceling their controversial Runtime Fee on the platform.Randy Pitchford defends the chaotic Borderlands movie amid heavy criticism.Finally, Katsuhiro Harada speaks out about the current state of the gaming industry.Join us for all the latest news, hot takes, and deep dives into the gaming world!

In this new episode of FGC-Ism, we're breaking down the hottest news and updates in the fighting game community:- *Byte Breaker* makes a grand reintroduction to the scene.- We dive into the "Baddie Bots" with the latest *Mortal Kombat 1* trailers featuring Noob Saibot and the chaos that reigns.- The *Dragon Ball FighterZ* community is reeling after insane balance changes shake up the game.- Tekken's Katsuhiro Harada doesn't hold back, saying he doesn’t care about pro players' opinions on game balance.- *Street Fighter 6* celebrates an incredible milestone with 4 million units sold globally.- We debate which three games currently reign supreme in the Big 3 for fighting games.- Guilty Gear Strive is heading to the Nintendo Switch next year- Lastly, Justin Wong is making waves online, terrorizing players in *Marvel vs Capcom Collection*.Tune in for all the latest FGC drama, news, and in-depth discussions!