The Bricked Bios Podcast

In Episode 23, the crew discusses the surprising news about PlayStation stepping back from PC, and what that could mean for players who were hoping more console exclusives would keep coming to other platforms. They also talk about Highguard shutting down, reflecting on why some projects struggle to survive in today’s gaming landscape. To wrap things up, they explore the all new MacBook Neo and what this changes for the laptop landscape.

In Episode 22, the crew reacts to the latest PlayStation State of Play, breaking down the biggest reveals, surprise announcements, and what Sony’s roadmap looks like going forward. They then dive into the debate of remakes vs. remasters—when is it worth rebuilding a game from the ground up, and when is a fresh coat of paint enough? To close things out, they celebrate the state of couch co-op in gaming, talking about whether local multiplayer is making a comeback or quietly fading away.

In Episode 21, the gang talks about Overwatch dropping the 2 and whether this will affect their future. They then dive into the modern reality that everything has an app now, questioning convenience, over complication, and security. To wrap things up, they explore how each member can image on object on a scale of 1 to 5.

In Episode 20, the crew discusses news regarding recent gaming releases and announcements including Highguard, Forza Horizon 6, Fable, and Hytale. They later compare how communication and social interaction in modern-day gaming has changed relative to previous eras, and how games like ARC Raiders seem to be restoring that old spark. Isaac and Jacob reveal a few odd and possibly "unreasonable" ways they are wanting to make change in their tech and gaming lives. Finally, the conversation shifts to opinions on literature, and the possibility of the Bricked Bios Book Club may become a reality.

In Episode 19, the crew reflects on the future of the podcast, where it’s headed, and what they want it to become moving forward. They then tackle the controversial idea that there may be no true 10/10 games, debating perfection, flaws, and how expectations shape reviews. To close things out, they get nostalgic, revisiting the childhood games that left a lasting mark and helped shape their love of gaming.

In Episode 18, the crew rounds up the biggest CES announcements, cutting through the hype to find what actually matters. They take a closer look at Lenovo’s rolling display tech and whether it’s a glimpse of the future or just a flashy concept. To wrap things up, they discuss a new AI assistant, what it promises to do.

In this episode, we recap the biggest winners and reveals from The Game Awards, analyze the latest trends in RAM prices, and give you an inside look at the new tech we've bought. 

In Episode 16, the crew reacts to The Game Awards, breaking down the biggest announcements, surprise reveals, and headline wins of the night. They dig into what deserved the hype, what fell flat, and what these results say about where the gaming industry is headed next.

In Episode 15, the crew unpacks the sprawling world of live service gaming, what works, what doesn’t, and whether players are finally burning out. They move on to Samsung’s ambitious tri-fold device, imagining how a pocket sized tablet-phone hybrid could reshape mobile tech. To round things out, they wade into the spicy debate over ad-blockers and whether using them truly counts as piracy, exploring the ethics, the gray areas, and the realities of the modern web.

This week, get ready for a deep dive into the battlefield as we break down all the rumors, leaks, and potential features for the highly anticipated Black Ops 7, analyzing what the future of the franchise might hold. Switching gears, we shift to saving you money by revealing our top picks for the best tech deals currently available, helping you snag that gadget upgrade without breaking the bank. Finally, we wind things down with a cozy Book Talk.