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James reacts to the news that the Nintendo Switch could cost $400 or more. He thinks Nintendo consumers will buy it at that price or higher.
He thinks that Rainbow Six Siege is now one the best live-services on the market after the event.
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James praises Ubisoft for staying away from the free-to-play model and thinks more multiplayer games should be paid for games.
Leaks from Battlefield Labs creates buzz and James says the FPS genre is better when there is a good Battlefield game on the market.
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James talks about the most recent layoffs with WB Games and NetEase and believes the games industry needs good leadership more than ever.
The Pokemon ZA announcement and changes are exciting but James laments how slow The Pokemon Company is to evolving the Pokemon formula.
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Welcome to the first episode of GamingTrend Radio; a live show that airs Sundays at 4:00 PM Pacific. Join live to be a part the discissions as well as enjoying awesome music that cannot be heard in the podcast version.
This week, Anthony James dives
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