Royal Rumble Review, Bioware layoffs, Forza on PS5, Multiversus Shutdown, and Much More!

Royal Rumble Review, Bioware layoffs, Forza on PS5, Multiversus Shutdown, and Much More!

Author: TNP Studios February 5, 2025 Duration: 1:29:53
Terrence is back on the show and shares his shift to the mini PC space for gaming, along with the slew of roguelikes he's been playing. Brad is feeling a bit ambivalent about the run-based tower defense game Dome Keeper. Micah might not be teaching the best lessons as he shows his son how to play Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit. Carrie is working on a video game soundtrack.Bioware seems to be on its last legs as EA lays off and transfers a large chunk of the studio. Will we actually see a new Mass Effect, and if we do, will it live up to expectations? Dr Disrespect’s game studio has shut down, but unsurprisingly, he’ll land on his feet on YouTube. Multiversus is shutting down for good this time.Any lingering belief in Xbox exclusivity has died with the announcement that Forza Horizon 5 is coming to PlayStation. The founder of God is a Geek fooled around and found out. We share our impressions of the Royal Rumble and talk about ways we destress in these stressful times.

Dense Pixels is a weekly video game podcast covering gaming news, game reviews, and industry analysis. From AAA blockbusters to indie gems, we break down the latest game releases, PlayStation and Xbox news, Nintendo Switch, PC gaming, Steam, Game Pass, fighting games, RPGs, esports, retro gaming, and the business side of the gaming industry. Hosted by Brad, Micah, Carrie, and Terrence. A TNP Studios production. New episodes weekly on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and all major platforms. Join our Discord at densepixels.com/fans. For more TNP Studios content, check out The Nerdpocalypse (movie & TV news), Black on Black Cinema (Black film reviews), and Look Forward (progressive politics).





From the team at TNP Studios, Dense Pixels-Video Game News and Reviews offers a grounded and thorough look at the ever-shifting landscape of interactive entertainment. This isn't just a rundown of headlines; it's a series of conversations that unpack the stories behind the games, whether that's a massive studio release or a compelling title from a small independent team. Each episode aims to provide context and analysis, moving beyond simple scores to discuss what a game is trying to achieve and how it fits into the broader culture of the medium. You'll hear discussions that connect the dots between new hardware, evolving business models, and the creative risks that shape the industry. The tone is informed and engaged, favoring substance over hype while still capturing the genuine excitement of discovering a great new experience. For anyone who wants to think more deeply about the games they play and the world that creates them, this podcast serves as a consistent and reliable resource. Tune in for regular episodes that blend critical perspective with a clear passion for the subject, all dedicated to making sense of the noise in modern gaming.
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Dense Pixels - Video Game News and Reviews
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The Game Awards 2024, Capcom On Top, xDefiant Shutdown, and More! [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

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We recap the 2024 Game Awards, which somehow turned out to be one of the best video game shows…ever? From our takes on the winners to a breakdown of the smorgasbord of world premiere trailers, we dive into everything tha…
2024 Game of the Year Podcast! [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:27:16
It’s our 2024 Game of the Year show! We dive into the games that defined our year and brought us the most joy, excitement, and surprises. Which title will take home the coveted Dense Pixels Game of the Year award? Tune i…
Ubisoft is in Disarray (Metaphor ReFantazio, UFO 50, Halo Studios) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:07:12
We share our impressions of the Metaphor: ReFantazio demo as we anticipate its full release. Carrie dives into why the Monster Hunter Stories games are underrated gems in the turn-based RPG genre. Brad has more thoughts…