digitec Podcast Episode 90: Balitea, Sony Game Pass, Moon Knight, Weird West
Colleague Simon talks about his rapper career. Sony presents a Game Pass alternative. Bruce Willis ends his acting career. "Moon Knight" and "Weird West" captivate us on TV and PC.
The cat is out of the bag, or rather Simon out of the bathtub. With Balitea, our mouth hero has proven that he can not only make iced tea, but even rap. Luca has also moved around the houses. However, not to record fat beats, but to chat with LG about OLED, Samsung and Sony. We continue with Sony. They finally presented their Game Pass alternative. There is bad news for the NFT game "Axie Infinity". There a hacker has stolen 600 million dollars. At the end of the news we dedicate ourselves to Bruce Willis, who has to end his acting career due to illness.
We have more positive news on the series front. There "Moon Knight" inspires us. With "Morbius", on the other hand, you can save yourself a trip to the cinema. It's a flop.
Simon explains the complex background story of Kirby and thus provides the perfect introduction for the new Switch game "Kirby and the forgotten Kingdom". We continue with the ghostly "Ghostwire Tokyo", which can't keep up with the visual presentation in terms of gameplay. In contrast, "Weird West" is convincing on all fronts. A wild mixture of cowboy action, fantasy characters like pig people and mysterious cults.
Topics
- [00:00:45] Making-of Balitea
- [00:14:30] A visit to LG
- [00:28:48] Game Pass from... Sony?
- [00:35:07] Crypto game scam.
- [00:40:08] Bruce Willis ends film career
- [00:52:29] "Moon Knight"
- [01:00:50] "Morbius"
- [01:06:05] "Kirby and the forgotten Kingdom"
- [01:15:28] "Ghostwire Tokyo"
- [01:18:43] "Weird West"
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As a child, I wasn't allowed to have any consoles. It was only with the arrival of the family's 486 PC that the magical world of gaming opened up to me. Today, I'm overcompensating accordingly. Only a lack of time and money prevents me from trying out every game there is and decorating my shelf with rare retro consoles.
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