There are some great news stories this week, plot details on Mass Effect: Andromeda have come out, the Oculus Rift founder hand delivers the first Rift, and Deadpool is officially the highest grossing rated R movie in the world.

The featured story this week is that the Science Channel is bringing back the Mythbusters but with a bit of a twist.  There will be a reality series to find new Mythbusters before launching the next generation in a brand new show! To get more information on any of the articles referenced in the show, chec […]

To open the show Chris runs down the events surrounding the GonnaGeek Network panel at C2E2.  Next up is the news that Doctor Who is coming to Amazon Prime and that Xbox Live is now open for cross-platform gaming.

The featured story this week is that rumors have come out of GDC that Sony is exploring releasing a PS4.5 to support 4K gaming and better support the upcoming Playstation VR.  With rumors that Microsoft may do the same with the Xbox One it’s looking like this generation of console gamers will be receiving an […]

This week Chris has an update on the release date for Luke Cage on Netflix, the dangers of home automation, and an update on Oculus support for Apple Computers.

The featured story this week is that Blizzard patched a 16 year old game in Diablo 2.  What is really cool is this is part of an ongoing Blizzard initiative to get their classic games to run on modern PC hardware. To get more information on any of the articles referenced in the show, check out our shownotes:

This week Chris has news on the shooting schedule for DC’s Justice League movie, the graphical prowess of Gears of War, and Google ending support for Google Chrome on older OSs.

The featured story this week is that Marvel’s Agents of Shield has been renewed while the uncertain fate of Agent Carter is trending towards a renewal. To get more information on any of the articles referenced in the show, check out our shownotes:

Chris is joined by Willie Nelson and Wing to talk about the new Virtual Reality Gear. Everything from smartphone based VR all the way up to beefy PC supported VR.  There’s a lot of cool systems coming up that we all want to try.  Wing has used the Oculus Rift and Willie has used Google Cardboard so they both have unique perspectives on VR.

To get more information on any of the articles referenced in the show, check out our shownotes: