Podquisition 369: Proper Sausage
🕑 Added 2022-01-20 17:01:25 +0000 UTCHave a meaty one.
Games we played this week include:
The Procession to Calvary (18:00)
Buck Up and Drive (26:35)
Super Bomberman R (32:28)
Galaga Wars + (38:35)
The Anacrusis (39:10)
Anvil (40:25)
Forza Horizon 5 (41:20)
Halo Infinite (45:30)
Deep Rock Galactic (49:05)
Blaster Master Zero 2 (51:45)
The Gunk (58:35)
Shadowman Remastered (1:00:55)
Into the Pit (1:01:50)
Baldur’s Gate Dark Alliance (1:05:45)
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News things talked about in this episode:
Microsoft to buy out Activision Blizzard (1:07:00) https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/xbox-is-reportedly-nearing-a-deal-to-buy-activision-blizzard/
Microsoft announces well-timed internal review of sexual harassment and gender discrimination (1:19:10) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2022-01-18-microsoft-to-review-its-sexual-harassment-and-gender-discrimination-policies
Bobby Kotick’s golden parachute is predictably obscene (1:22:05) https://twitter.com/gamesbizuk/status/1483435864378290179
Kotick alleged to have attempted burying employment figures to make issues seem smaller (1:24:02) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2022-01-17-activision-blizzard-has-pushed-out-almost-40-employees-since-july-2021
James Stephanie Sterling turned into an NFT, proving them right about NFTs (1:34:35) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2022-01-17-gaming-youtubers-have-had-their-likenesses-stolen-and-sold-as-nfts
Continuing the trend of leaks from Nintendo, Pokémon Arceus is in the wild early (1:41:00) https://www.polygon.com/22891556/pokemon-legends-arceus-full-pokedex-leak-new-hisuian-forms
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Comments
Ethan
Cathedral City! Cathedral City on beans & toast!
Natalie
Okay so, this probably isn't either realistic or helpful, I'm just curious: Hypothetically, if someone were a victim of one of these NFTs, and it was presented in a particular spiteful way, could one sue for defamation? Moreover, what would happen if you sued not the original seller, but the "current" "owner" of the NFT, since they are claiming to have "ownership" of that defamatory piece? EDIT: Just so I'm clear, I don't think this would happen. But it's just another example of how completely detached from reality NFTs are.
Møthra_666
Wow. A long podcast :D
Tim Albers
Thanks... *now* I crave for a British breakfast... you monster!