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Game Mess Decides

Jeff Grubb"s Game Mess

The Game Mess Decides podcast is the weekly gaming news show from Jeff Grubb and Mike Minotti. They decide all of the biggest issues in gaming so you don"t have to think for yourself.

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All Episodes

72:28

GOTY PT. 3 - STANDOUT MOMENT, BEST WRITING, BEST...

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/12/27

The crew gets together to pick the Standout Gaming Moment of the year, Best Writing, and Best Continuing Game Experience.

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67:13

GOTY PT.2 - BEST COMPANY AND FRESHEST UNIVERSE

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/12/26

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70:54

GOTY PT. 1 - THE NON-AWARDS

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/12/25

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22:26

65: CHICKEN DINNER VERSION 1.0

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/12/21

On this special episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, Jeff interviews Brendan Greene, PUBG creative director and the titular PlayerUnknown. Enjoy, and come back next week for our GOTY GAMESBEAT REWIND SPECTACULAR!

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31:15

64: LET 2017 END

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/12/16

GamesBeat Decides hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti pop in for a quick catch up. The crew is busy picking the best games of the year, so that means time is running short for your normally scheduled program. But on this week's episode, Jeff and Mike talk about Hellblade, Gorogoa, and Hearthstone. They then dive into a news appetizer with some NPD numbers, PUBG on Xbox One, and more.Games discusses: HearthstoneHellblade: Senua's SacrificeGorogoa What Remains of Edith FinchPlayerUnknown's

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99:00

63: THROAT BABY TUMBLR MEMES

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/12/09

It was a busy week in video games. The Game Awards unleashed its "world exclusives" on Thursday, and we dive deep into all of the announcements from that show on this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast. On this episode, GamesBeat IndieBeat editor Stephanie Chan and VentureBeat managing editor Jason Wilson join host Jeffrey Grubb. The trio spends time trying to pick up the pieces of their lives as they catch up Game of the Year and prepare to cover Sony's PlayStation Experience. As part of the

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60:55

62: I WON'T KILL YOU FOR 6 MONTHS

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/11/21

Star Wars: Battlefront II has emoted and win poses just like in Overwatch, but one thing you can't customize most of the heroes with are costumes. While different outfits -- often called skins -- seem like a great fit for this take on the Star Wars universe, it's not here because Lucasfilm and Electronic Arts couldn't agree on how to bring them into the game. On this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti talk about this news and other reasons Battlefront II's launch

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78:26

61: RECURRENT CONSUMER SPENDING

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/11/15

Star Wars: Battlefront II comes out this week and a lot of people are already playing it and yelling about it on the internet. A significant number of fans don't like its business model and progression system, and it is letting publisher Electronic Arts know it. On the GamesBeat Decides podcast, host Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti got together with guest Bob Gardner from Intel to talk about Battlefront II, EA, and the most downvoted comment in the history of Reddit. In addition to EA, we ask what in

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44:51

60: A CUP FOR FLUID

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/11/08

Mike has returned from BlizzCon, and Jeff Kaplan is his best friend now. We spend a portion of this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast going over what happened at BlizzCon and some of the games Mike got to play. In addition to Minotti's Anaheim Adventures, we dig into the news and the difference between a cup for liquids and a cup for wieners. Games we talk about this episode:Super Mario OdysseyDoom on SwitchNeed For Speed: PaybackCall of Duty: WWIIBlizzCon games

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77:17

59: KILLING NAZIS AND KINECT

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/10/31

Sony Interactive Entertainment showed off a brutal scene from The Last of Us: Part II at Paris Games Week on Monday, and the cruelty in that clip generated a loud response from fans and others who were watching the publisher's live show. On this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti discuss why Sony would want to use shocking violence to market a blockbuster sequel.In addition to watching The Last of Us characters smash arms in with a hammer, we also talk about some

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23:42

BONUS: THE BEST MARIO YET

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/10/27

This is a special moment because it is time for a bonus episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast and it is also, officially Mario time. In this show, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti discuss Super Mario Odyssey. Mike has put in a lot of time with it, and he gave it a 100 out of 100 in our review. During this episode, Mike explains why he loves Odyssey so much. Join us, won't you?Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, or StitcherListen on CastGB Decides on FacebookWatch live

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58: Crush Me With Games

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/10/24

It was already a busy year, but publishers are apparently trying to test if they can kill people through overexposure to huge game releases. On Friday, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Super Mario Odyssey, and Assassin's Creed: Origins launch for various platforms, so I hope you're caught up on your backlog. We've spent some time with a couple of these games, but on this episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, we can only talk about Ubisoft's open-world historical murder simulator. Origins is the

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114:23

57: ANDREW WILSON EATS DEVELOPERS

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/10/18

This week's GamesBeat Decides podcast was already a long one, and then -- right before we were going to upload it -- we had to make it even longer. That's because hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti pulled an emergency bonus session to talk about the breaking news that Electronic Arts has closed Dead Space developer Visceral and canceled its Star Wars game. That revelation is shocking on its own, but EA made it even more startling with a candid blog that explains why it made this choice. Put

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40:11

56: VICE PRESIDENT HELICOPTER

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/10/10

The evil White House in the upcoming Metal Gear Solid parody game Never Stop Sneakin' includes Health and Human Services secretary Dr. Acula (who is probably a vampire) and Vice President Helicopter (who is a helicopter), and that nearly kills host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb on this week's GamesBeat Decides podcast. Never Stop Sneakin' is a new stealth action game from Dust: An Elysian Tail developer Humble Hearts, and Jeff and co-host Mike Minotti talk about it on this week's episode along

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62:26

55: The Core Marios

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/09/26

The Super Nintendo Classic Edition is out this week, and we got our hands on one. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, host and PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb asks co-host and reviews editor Mike Minotti whether it lives up to the excitement.We also talk about the news from the last week. Bethesda wants to get close with Nintendo and its fans. Game developers admit they're afraid to speak out due to "toxic" gamer culture. Xbox boss Phil Spencer gets a promotion. And w easo talk

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89:25

54: CALMING HULK WITH FISTS

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/09/19

Fall is upon us, and we are gasping for breath under a deluge of games. That's one of the reasons this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast is extra long. We spend a ton of time talking about games before diving into some news, but the big topic this week is all about big games like Lawbreakers, Agents of Mayhem, and Battleborn crashing and burning immediately after launching. Lawbreakers has only a couple hundred people playing at any one time, and Agents of Mayhem was the No. 16

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47:12

53: I don't know about this PewDiePie

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/09/12

Last week, everyone was mad at GamesBeat for posting a video of Dean playing Cuphead poorly. This week, it's PewDiePie's turn for ... worse things. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti talk about why PewDiePie is bad, why he keeps doing this, and why other YouTubers are sick of his crap.As part of the fallout from PewDiePie discussion, the podcast tries to figure out what this means for the future of copyright, DMCA law, and Fair Use

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60:05

52: Your Cuphead World Champions

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/09/06

The collection of gamers that compose YouTube and Reddit have turned their suspicious gaze upon GamesBeat, and we swear we didn't mean to offend. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, hosts Dean Takahashi, Jeffrey Grubb, and Mike Minotti humble themselves before this great and terrible force. Together, we are holding hands and begging for one last chance to "git gud."We awoke this ancient legion of frustrated gamers with a 26-minute demo of Dean playing the upcoming Xbox One and

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61:44

51: New Super Mario Bros. Is Dogshit

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/08/29

Half-Life 2: Episode 3 died a long time ago, but its soul found some new life this week when writer Marc Laidlaw apparently published the story he had planned to close out the trilogy. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, we talk about Laidlaw's attempts to finish his story and our feelings about a Valve that isn't interested in making Half-Life anymore.In addition to Half-Life, hosts Jeffrey Grubb and Mike Minotti dive into the news like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds beating

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67:39

50: Been Through The Desert On Xbox With No Games

Game Mess Decides ·

2017/08/22

Microsoft delayed Crackdown 3 to next year, and the publisher doesn't have a lot of other releases to fill in the gaps for its upcoming holiday season. On this week's episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, managing editor Jason Wilson, reviews editor Mike Minotti, and I (PC gaming editor Jeffrey Grubb) try to figure out what the hell Microsoft is doing.The Xbox One X is launching November 7 for $500, and Microsoft is focusing on what the upgraded console will do for your current library. The

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