Split Fiction, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, Tides of Annhilation - Gaming Podcast
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What are the highlights from the State of Play?
Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. On this episode of This Week in Gaming, we're breaking down the gameplay reveals from the state of play. We've got some awesome games we're excited to talk about, but first, some introductions are in order. I am your host, Josh, and joining me, we've got all these games to talk about, but he asked if we could just make this the Metal Gear Solid Delta episode.
It's Ryan. Ugh, tastes like poison. I will say this.
You're going to hear that a lot. We got the longest look at Metal Gear Solid Delta, the remake so far. And so we're going to talk about that here in just a little bit.
Oh, it's going to be good. I love it.
Yeah. So I'm actually, you know, I saw a lot of conversation online, just like people like to do online. But it's like there were people that were like, Oh, this is the worst state of play. And then other people are like, what are you talking about, man? We got like a whole bunch of good looking games.
Yeah.
So we're going to talk about it. And the beauty is if you are not a PlayStation person, fear not. Neither am I. But most of these games are coming out on PC and a few of them are cross platform. So this is not like the days of Sony exclusive are over, buddy. They're over. We're all going to get to enjoy these games.
Love it. Games for everybody. That's what we need.
I will say this, dude. Before we get into the show, the days of exclusives, I think it's time to be extinct, man.
It is weird. It's a weird thought because you think back to certain games like 007. That was N64. Even, like you mentioned, Metal Gear Solid. That was PlayStation. Yeah. the thought of just exclusives being gone, you know, Halo with Xbox, you know, it's, it's, it's a weird thought, but also why not? Like, why, why can't these games just be for, for everybody?
I know that there are people of the mindset that go, I bought a PlayStation so that I could play PlayStation games. This is the thing where I bought this. I want to be able to play these games. I get it. But at the same time, you are in theory saying, I don't want other people to be able to play these games. And it's like... I just want to play games, man. I don't, I don't care what platform it's on. Like not everybody can have every gaming platform. So the more people that get to experience these games, the better, in my opinion, I understand the thinking of like the gatekeeper where it's like, this is my console. And so you shouldn't be able to play games on these, but dude, I mean, the more people that can play games, it's the better for everybody. There's really no downside there other than trying to like justify your choice of console. But then that gets into the whole console war thing, and I stay as far away from that as humanly possible.
Dude, honestly, if they make the games for everything, then it's not about the games anymore. It's about the consoles. Let's step up these consoles. They have to pack them to the brim with the best tech. And, you know, that that's what's going to dictate what people buy, you know, so like that's, you know, that's going to be ultimately better for the consumer is that they have to give everyone the best option, you know, because all the games are going to come out in all the systems. So this this one has better performance than that one, you know, so then it's all about performance and what you get verse. Oh, this is an exclusive for this one or that one.
Console gaming's not going away. People love to sit on their couch and play on their big 70-inch TV.
What games are discussed in the podcast?
For sure. Absolutely.
That is not going away. There's no danger to consoles by games being available on multiple ones. And I'm with you. Maybe they start getting innovative and saying, hey, this console... We're back to Blu-rays. You know, you want to play this on your TV and have really good high end video and audio like there you go. So I definitely could see a world where they move consoles into like more of like the home automation stuff where it's like this is controlling your speakers. This is controlling the lights in your house, that kind of thing. I'm with you, but. We got sidetracked already. We're not even four minutes in. Back to state of play. Oh, my goodness.
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