Xbox has officially gone 15 years without a single exclusive nominated for Game of the Year at The Game Awards — and that streak reveals a much bigger problem. With PlayStation and Nintendo dominating GOTY conversations, fans are asking what happened to Xbox’s first-party studios, strategy, and identity.

In this video, we break down the numbers, the nominees, the history, and why Xbox keeps missing the Game Awards stage — despite record-breaking acquisitions and massive funding.

Do you think Xbox can bounce back?

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I got my hands on Black Ops 7, and wow… this game is a disaster. But it’s not just bad gameplay—it’s a warning for the entire AAA shooter market. Why is Call of Duty losing players? What does this mean for Battlefield, PvP shooters, and the future of franchise gaming?

In this video, I break down:

Why Black Ops 7 is failing while Battlefield 6 thrives

How Activision’s shift toward “Little Timmy” gameplay backfired

Why nostalgia bait isn’t enough to save AAA franchises

What this means for the future of Call of Duty and PvP shooters

If you care about the future of AAA shooters, gaming trends, or just want the honest truth about Black Ops 7, you need to watch this.

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Nintendo just removed The Great Rebellion 2084 from the Switch eShop literally ONE DAY before release — after already approving the trailers, age ratings, and store pages.

The developers claim Nintendo is calling the game “damaging to their reputation,” despite already censoring political satire to meet Nintendo’s guidelines.

This video breaks down what happened, why it matters, and how this situation exposes a much bigger problem in Nintendo’s certification process and the politics around game approvals.

Whether you play on Nintendo Switch 2, Steam, or console in general, this story affects your freedom to buy games — and what publishers are allowed to make.

Why did Nintendo pull a rated-12 indie shooter but still allow games like Postal, Gal Gun, Night Trap, and other controversial titles?

And why is the game still being sold in Japan but banned only in the West?

Let’s talk about what’s really going on here.

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GameStop is about to launch the most chaotic promotion in gaming history — and it’s going to be a disaster in the best possible way.

On December 6th, GameStop is hosting Trade Anything Day, a wild one-day event where customers can walk in and trade almost ANY physical item for store credit. Taxidermy? Valid. Bowling balls? Probably. DVD players? Weirdly not allowed. And the internet is already melting down trying to figure out what “anything” actually means.

In this video, I break down why this event is guaranteed to be a complete mess — and why that’s exactly the point. The memes, the chaos, the impossible trade-ins, the employees documenting the strangest items… it’s all free viral marketing that GameStop desperately needs.

This thing is going to be unhinged — and absolutely hilarious.

Let me know what YOU would bring.

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Last week, Ubisoft shocked the gaming world by delaying its financial report. Fans and investors speculated: bankruptcy? Buyout? Secret Tencent takeover? The truth is more alarming than you think.

Ubisoft’s recent accounting restatement nearly triggered a financial disaster. The company had to cover €286 million in loans to avoid breaking covenants, and without Tencent’s billion-dollar intervention, bankruptcy could have been next. Despite “overperforming” reports on Assassin’s Creed Shadows, 96% of Ubisoft’s revenue comes from older titles. New games barely move the needle.

This video breaks down the crisis, why the media missed it, and what it means for Ubisoft’s future.

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Black Ops 7 just had one of the WORST launches in Call of Duty history. Sales are down 63% compared to Battlefield 6, and the user score has hit a shocking 1.7—marking a new series low.

In this video, we break down why Call of Duty’s newest release is struggling so badly, how competition from Battlefield 6 and Arc Raiders is finally eating into COD’s dominance, and what this means for the franchise going forward.

Gamers are furious, Steam numbers are tanking, and Game Pass isn’t saving the launch. If you care about FPS gaming, industry trends, and the future of Call of Duty, this video is a must-watch.

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The Steam Machine price situation just got worse, and the new leaks paint an even uglier picture. From RAM and SSD shortages to AI-driven GPU demand, the cost to build this thing is skyrocketing — and Valve may have no choice but to price it far higher than gamers expected.

In this video, I break down the newest price leaks, the hardware shortages pushing everything upward, and why the Steam Machine could hit $800–$1,000+ at launch. If you care about PC gaming, console pricing, SteamOS, or the future of living-room gaming… this affects you directly.

Drop your thoughts: What’s your max price before you skip it?

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The Xbox price hikes aren’t stopping — and a major hardware insider just revealed why. Massive AI companies are buying up global RAM supplies, creating a shortage that could hit Xbox, PlayStation, and every major gaming platform. With RAM prices tripling and new data centers consuming the world’s components, console prices may spike again… and Xbox could face major supply issues.

Sony reportedly stockpiled hardware years ago, but Microsoft didn’t — and with Xbox already struggling in sales, insiders warn the Series X|S lineup could be impacted first.

In this video, I break down the leak, explain how AI is disrupting console manufacturing, and why the future price of gaming might be in serious danger.

If you care about the future of consoles — this affects you.

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Do you think Xbox even survives this?

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