Orange Lounge Radio

On a special early holiday edition of Orange Lounge Radio, our hosts talk about the recent hack of Insomniac games. We also talk about the reaction of the gaming media, some going out of their way to announce their opposition to talking about the leaks. Is this an appropriate stance in the age of social media? We discuss this and dive into more news from the week on another week of the longest running video game podcast, Orange Lounge Radio! Note: No live show or podcast next week, 12/31. Happy

The official news came out this week that E3 would be no more. Of course, if you've been following the show's updates since the last show happened in 2019, this isn't too much of a surprise. However now the industry can move forward in deciding what's next. What do we speculate will happen next, does a new show pop up to take it's place? Does something existing fill the gap? Is there even a gap to be filled? We discuss this all this and much more on another episode of the longest running video game

The Game Awards happened this last week, and with it plenty of game announcements and, a few awards as well. However, some online are complaining amount the amount of award speech content vs. trailer and hype content. Does the Game Awards need to make some adjustments, or do people need to support other award shows if they want to see more award content here? We discuss this as well as some commentary on game awards vs. film awards. All of this and much more news round out another week of the

In a shocking move, it was announced by Sony this week that certian television videos from Warner Bros. / Discovery purchased on Playstation would no longer be available to watch, even by those that had purchased the videos. Somehow this is legal with all of the little text that we don't read before we buy these things. Social Media seems to be blaming the wrong camp for this move though, as we break down our perspective on who is to blame, and how a dangerous precedent like this might send waves