Rushdown Radio - Video Game and Entertainment Podcast

The FGC has been in an uproar, and this episode of FGC-Ism pulls no punches. We break down Pakistan’s clean sweep over Korea at the latest Tekken 8 pro event — and why Arslan Ash’s victory speech stirred the pot. Meanwhile, Tekken 8 Season 2 changes sparked serious backlash from fans and pros worldwide. We also dive into SNK’s bold move to add two actual people to the base roster of Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, speculate on Elena’s return to Street Fighter 6 (and how Nintendo might be holding her hostage), and celebrate the biggest Virtua Fighter 5 Revo online tourney yet — backed by Sega and Maximilian Dood. Finally, we ask the question: what’s next for NetherRealm Studios? With no announcements on the horizon, the silence is loud. It’s all that and more on this week’s FGC-Ism — where we keep it real and frame-perfect. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

This week on Rushdown Radio, we take Nintendo, Ubisoft, and Sony to task in a news cycle that’s equal parts clownery and chaos. Doug Bowser finally responds to the backlash over Switch 2 pricing — but does it actually help? Ubisoft doubles down in court, insisting you don’t really own your games, and Bungie’s latest look at Marathon has folks wondering if it’s just Concord 2.0. Meanwhile, Shuhei Yoshida throws shade at Nintendo for losing its identity… while Sony quietly hikes prices and rereleases The Last of Us (again). We also warn you about a fake Witcher 4 beta invite making the rounds, and point out the baffling fact that Breath of the Wild on Switch 2 doesn’t support cloud saves or include its paid DLC. Oh — and Nintendo’s raising accessory prices while keeping preorders locked at MSRP. Because… why not? ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

This week on Hollywolves, Matt and Michael unpack the wildest headlines and pop culture curveballs. From Sheryl Lee Ralph finally getting her flowers on the Walk of Fame to the highlights of Coachella 2025, nothing is off-limits. We recap C2E2 2025, react to the Immortal Legend Batman reveal, and break down that Fantastic Four: First Steps trailer. Plus: Netflix’s weird new show Pop The Balloon, the Daredevil: Born Again finale, and Devil May Cry’s stylish Netflix debut. We also get into Rachel Zegler’s latest round of backlash, a K-Pop scandal involving a slur, and Roman Reigns outs himself as a Trump supporter. Oh, and Hailee Steinfeld might be a little too into Michael B. Jordan during the Sinners press tour… 👀 Pop your earbuds in and join the chaos — it’s another stacked episode of Hollywolves! ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Team Rushdown discusses the Nintendo Direct and the Switch 2 reveal. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

This week on Rushdown Radio, we’re diving into the biggest gaming industry shake-ups and controversies: * Nintendo is ending support for Gold Coins. What does this mean for digital rewards and eShop users? * Marvel Rivals players are calling out NetEase for a severe lack of moderation—are we witnessing another live-service disaster? * Warner Bros. just canceled the highly anticipated Wonder Woman game and shut down Monolith Studios. What went wrong? * Epic Games is being sued for “deception on a massive scale.” How bad is this lawsuit? * Randy Pitchford got his feelings hurt again—what happened this time? * Activision is leaning into AI-driven marketing research. Should we be worried about this trend? * Nintendo’s latest legal victory might be its biggest yet. How will this impact the gaming industry moving forward? * The French Apex Legends cast is refusing to sign contracts due to concerns over AI. Is this a sign of bigger fights to come? ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.