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The Game Deflators E408 | PlayStation Failures Continue
Phantom Blade Zero showcase, Amazon gaming speculation, Horizon spinoff reboot, GTA 6 leaks, pickups, and a Jurassic Park SNES review.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
03:13 Game Pickups and Miniatures
06:11 Dungeons and Dragons Campaign Planning
12:17 Chrono Trigger Gameplay Experience
18:16 Fast News: Gaming Industry Updates
34:23 Amazon's Gaming Aspirations
37:45 PlayStation's Horizon Multiplayer Reboot
41:58 Sony's Live Service Game Struggles
48:23 GTA VI Leaks and Speculations
56:19 Retro Game Review: Jurassic Park on SNES
John and Ryan start the week with their recent gaming pickups, including John’s discounted Critical Role miniatures for future sessions, Ryan’s time with Granblue and Guilty Gear Strive, and John’s ongoing playthrough of Chrono Trigger on PS1.
The news kicks off with the Phantom Blade Zero showcase, where gamers are calling for a physical release — overshadowing the impressive gameplay reveal. The guys then react to speculation that Amazon may be stepping away from gaming, following recent studio closures and the hand‑off of online services to other developers. They analyze what this could mean for Amazon’s broader entertainment strategy if the trend continues.
Next, they dive into Sony’s reported reboot of the Horizon multiplayer spinoff after negative feedback, noting how this continues a string of failed live‑service attempts. The conversation then shifts to Rockstar and Take‑Two as GTA 6 leaks reveal map and gameplay details ahead of the Netflix preview, sparking debate about marketing strategy and fan expectations.
To wrap up the episode, the Inflation Deflation Game of the Week features a review of Jurassic Park on SNES, as John and Ryan revisit the 16‑bit adaptation of the blockbuster film and evaluate its current market value.
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