The Bricked Bios Podcast

In Episode 13, the crew breaks down this year’s Game Award nominees, highlighting the biggest surprises, snubs, and standout titles. They debate who should win versus who’s most likely to take home the trophies, mixing bold predictions with hot takes on the current state of the gaming industry.

Episode 12 kicks off with Valve’s return to living-room hardware as the crew breaks down the newly announced Steam Machine, along with Valve’s fresh VR headset and redesigned controller. They look at what this triple-hardware push might mean for PC gaming outside the office chair.Then they look at the news that Halo Infinite is losing support and what that means for the series going forward. Finally, they settle into a galaxy far, far away to rank the best Star Wars movies.

In Episode 11 as we celebrate the dedicated Fallout fans at Fallout Fest, analyze how and why YouTube icon PewDiePie Changed his platform and content over the years, and finally, tackle the ultimate sci-fi ethics debate: were there truly Innocent People on the Death Star when the Rebel Alliance destroyed it? 

Join us as we debate the controversial changes coming with the highly anticipated, multiplatform release of the Halo CE Remake, analyze the implications of the massive Amazon Layoffs sweeping through the tech industry, and lighten the mood by screaming about our Favorite Scary Movies of all time.

The gang debates the pros and cons of playing with a HUD—does removing on-screen clutter make games more immersive or just harder to play? Then they shift gears into the future of transportation, exploring how self-driving cars could reshape cities, safety, and daily commutes. To close things out, everyone shares their most played games and what keeps them coming back for more.

In this episode, the crew dives into whether Battlefield really needs a battle royale mode to stay relevant, or if it’s better off doubling down on its classic large-scale warfare roots. They also break down the newly announced Asus ROG Ally X and what it means for handheld gaming versus the Steam Deck and Xbox ecosystem. To wrap up, Isaac shares his experience buying a Framework laptop, sparking a chat about modular design, repairability, and the future of customizable tech.

The cost of gaming just went up! Microsoft hits subscribers with a significant Xbox Game Pass price hike. Is the "best deal" over? We break down the new pricing and the widespread fan anger. Then, we pivot to the desktop as Windows 10 loses support. Find out what this sunset means for your PC security and what you need to do now. But at the end of the day what will this podcast entail.

In this episode, we talk about EA’s surprising buyout and dive into the first YouTube reviews of the new iPhone 17. Finally what are cow bullets?

In this episode, we dive into the newly announced Call of Duty movie, look back at ambitious games that were revealed but never made it to release, and explore Framework’s latest innovation, a replaceable GPU. From Hollywood adaptations to canceled projects and repairable tech, it’s a mix of gaming and hardware you won’t want to miss.

This episode covers the controversial comments from the Borderlands CEO, the big announcements from the latest Nintendo Direct news, and the current state of Intel, Nvidia, & Amd.