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PB & Jason Issue 119: Life is Like a Hurricane! I-in E-A!

Bad press, resigns, stock dro-o-ops, it's a nightmare!

They failed SimCity, caused gamers mis'ry! EA Fails! Woo ooh! Every day they're out not making game sales! Woo ooh! Sales not faring, do-bad, and they suck-sales!

Ok, that's enough of that for now. This week's PB & Jason is sponsored by issues EA and Square-Enix have been having. Both CEOs resigned, both are great at pouring money down the drain, and the former of the two currently has an image problem. Of course, there are other gaming things to mention. A little bit of news out of PAX gets mentioned. Most people should be able to guess I talk about the upcoming DuckTales Remastered game being published by Capcom. Alongside all of this, PB & Jason 119 hints at a possible future of live broadcasts, based on listener feedback. Remember, PB & Jason is recorded in front of a live studio audience (almost) every Wednesday. For ticket and show time information, please email jason@pixlbit.com.


 

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Coolsetzer

03/31/2013 at 11:54 PM

To be fair, SE has an image problem too. All they do are rehashes, and their mobile division is money grubbing. Maybe now they'll stop turning every Final Fantasy game into its own mini series.

Jason Ross Senior Editor

04/03/2013 at 08:49 PM

I have bad news! I'm postponing this week's PB & Jason until tomorrow. Sorry! Things can always come up to stall me, and it's sad to say one of those things happened. Tune in tomorrow night for the show.

While we're at it, was there any interest in a regular, live PB & Jason? Leave a message, and perhaps it can happen. I imagine recording would start around 8 or 9 PM EST if we did something live, so let me know if you'd want to attend!

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