BioShock 4 Going Open World - Kinda Funny Games Daily 04.14.21
Blessing and Andy talk about Bioshock going open world, Sucker Punch going multiplayer, and updates on the Nintendo Indie World Showcase.
Time Stamps -
00:00:00 - Start
00:04:34 - Housekeeping
- A new episode of Gamescast is now live and it’s a full episode of Reader Mail. We answer the question “What is the Snyder Cut of gaming?”. You can catch that on Youtube and podcast services.
- Going up today: you’re going to get our live reactions to Nintendo’s Indie World showcase on Youtube.com/KindaFunnyGames. You’re also getting our reactions to the new Fast 9 trailer on Youtube.com/KindaFunny.
- The Roper Report -
00:05:51 - BioShock 4 is looking to be an open world game
00:17:57 - Speaking of job listings: Sucker Punch is hiring for a multiplayer game
00:25:44 - Naughty Dog says it’s still struggling with multi-project development
00:34:17 - Ad
00:37:11 - Is Sonic Real?
00:42:14 - The new PS5 update has some nice surprises in it
00:49:27 - E3 has announced Media Partners
00:51:47 - Nintendo Indie World showcase BIGGEST headlines
00:55:54 - Out today
00:57:00 - You‘re Wrong
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