A New Era For Xbox And Black Flag Resynced Has Been Revealed
Insider Gaming Weekly: A Video Game PodcastShow Notes
Xbox is seemingly pushing forward with a new era dedicated to its games, hardware, and services. And Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is officially here, and we break it all down for you.
Plus Fairgame$ (Fairgames) is struggling during playtests, but what does that mean for its success potential?
It's episode 60 of Insider Gaming Weekly: A Video Game Podcast. Join Mike Straw, Tom Henderson, Grant Taylor-Hill, and Albert Perkins this week as they talk through gaming's biggest stories of the week.
Topics this week include: ➤ Major Changes for Xbox — Game Pass price cut, Call of Duty removed, Exclusives possibly returning, a new Game Pass Tier, and more) ➤ Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced revealed — What's new with the game, and will it be worth your $60? ➤ Fairgame$ is struggling to "find the fun." ➤ The Mindseye "espionage" mission is finally coming ➤ A Battlefield Movie is in the works with Michael B. Jordan attached to it.
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