#310 | The Waves Keep on Crashing on Me For Some Reason

fter a flurry of activity, we find ourselves in a bit of a lull. And frankly, that's good. We could all use a little bit of a rest. Doing so allows us to catch up, refresh, and anticipate what lies behind the next undoubtedly-busy corner. With E3's multi-pronged replacement readying a barrage of announcements and other newsworthy bits, let's clear what's on our plate at present. Firewalk's divisive Concord has been given a (compelling?) price, PSVR2 is receiving its long-rumored PC adapter, WB loses $200 million on Rocksteady's Suicide Squad game, the original Halo is rumored for release on PS5, and much more. Listener inquiries wrap things up, per usual. Does Astro Bot have the potential to be PlayStation's next big IP? Do Chinese games deserve more respect? Why doesn't PlayStation Network allow you to buy digital titles for your friends? Is Colin a psychopath for embracing the 'sock-shoe, sock-shoe' lifestyle?

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0:00:00 - Intro

0:18:57 - Dustin’s baby’s name

0:30:56 - Dusty

0:34:35 - Colin’s Body Pillow

0:40:04 - Ranch

0:42:59 - sock, shoe, sock, shoe

0:49:24 - Slitter’s Return

0:52:50 - Dagan’s IMDB page

0:54:46 - Puff puff

0:58:48 - Tomba: Special Edition dated

1:10:26 - PSVR PC Adapter

1:23:56 - Multiple projects confirmed at Naughty Dog

1:32:55 - Concord price and beta details

1:55:34 - PS5 8K box change

2:10:11 - Is The Last of Us Part 2 PC port done?

2:14:04 - Octopath Traveler is out on PlayStation

2:19:20 - Suicide Squad bombs

2:25:41 - Silent Hill 2 gameplay

2:32:16 - Dragon Age has a new name

2:33:31 - YouTube Leaks

2:34:29 - Amazon’s Yakuza show

2:43:24 - What We’ve Been Playing

3:00:39 - Astro Bot’s potential

3:08:10 - Do we miss E3?

3:15:25 - Game selling regret

3:22:16 - Battle Pass objectives

3:25:02 - Chinese Games

3:29:21 - PSN buying for a friend

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