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We are back talking the divisiveness of No Man's Sky and Suicide Squad, a new Metal Gear without Kojima and has the Xbox One finally seeing the light? Watch as Josh and Gerald share their thoughts!. (36:53)
Josh and Gerald are here talking San Diego Comic Con, their picks so far in media for 2016 and wonder if Nintendo really needs the NX. (47:00)
Josh and Gerald are back talking Comic Con, Nintendo NX rumors, Star Trek Beyond, Ghostbusters and what we are looking forward to in gaming for the rest of 2016.(46:41)
Gerald from the NU Herald interviews Chris Bahner of Game Source on what good (and bad) came out of the recent E3 2016 press conferences. Was there too much VR? Did Xbox confuse the public with TWO new console on the way and did Sony do enough to impress the guys? We discuss...
Josh and Gerald discuss their hopes and concerns for E3 2016, DC vs. Marvel and their cinematic universe and Captain America said Hail Hydra? Really? We discuss... (31:49) (recorded 6/1/2016)
Josh and Gerald are on the airwaves once again courtesy of the NU Herald as they talk Captain America: Civil War just before the movie debuted in North America and how it sets up the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They give their picks for the summer movie season, discuss why May is a HUGE month for video games and if the NX debut in March is a little too late. Listen in and choose a Side! Team Iron Man or Team Cap!
Editor-in-Chief Michele Leivas along with NU staff writers Gerald Glassford and Josh Pederson chew the fat in this debut NU Herald Podcast! They describe why they became National University students and why they think YOU can help us make the Herald a better experience!