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On this week’s CGM podcast, Crytek might be in trouble, but that’s no real surprise considering how things have been going for them the last few months. Phil has watched the latest Transformers movie and the verdict is not good, think everything bad about Michael Bay movies x 4. Finally, Valiant Hearts is Ubisoft’s latest small art game, and it’s actually a charming, moving adventure game about… World War I.

On this week’s CGM podcast, E3 has come and gone, and of course there was a lot of news that came out of that. Nintendo surprises everyone by showing that they’ve still got some fight in them, 22 Jump Street manages to keep the momentum going for a comedy film that couldn’t shouldn’t work, but somehow does, and Destiny is actually a game that has some legitimate hype behind it now that people have played the Alpha.

CGM Podcast Episode 111 - E3 2014 by Pixels & Ink

This week on the CGM podcast, Rockstar catches the most unfortunate lucky break of its troubled history as two girls stab another girl in attempt to appease the Slender Man. No GTA-inspired killing here, so for once, Rockstar is off the hook and not the target. Also, Tom Cruise somehow falls into a science fiction film that's not terrible, but that's what happens when the source material is based on Japanese science fiction. Finally, Tomodachi life and Murder Soul Suspect are here! They're just not amazing, but still worth your time.

On this week’s CGM podcast, Harmonix has a successful Kickstarter then fires a bunch of people. Guess that crowd funding stuff ain’t all it’s cracked up to be. Edgar Wright walks away from the Ant-Man movie which is actually some pretty horrible news for concerned geeks everywhere, and Watch_Dogs is finally out, and it’s good, it’s just not going to change your life.

On this week's CGM podcast, Microsoft is the big topic as they drop the biggest 180 of the year with a suite of policy reversals that turn the Xbox One and Xbox Live into a PS4 and PSN. The latest Walking Dead episode debuts, and its more great story but slightly less game, and finally, Godzilla proves that he is, now and forever more, King Of The Freakin' Monsters.

On this week’s CGM podcast, James Gordon gets his own TV show, Harmonix needs your money, and Scarlett Johanssan gets naked. Repeatedly. Just not on our podcast.

On this week’s CGM podcast, John Carmack finds out he doesn’t own his ideas, Marvel keeps things interesting on Netflix, and Spider-Man will make huge bucks at the box office, but apparently it sucks.

On this week’s CGM podcast, Fatal Frame makes a return to consoles, Jim Jarmusch gives us an anti-Twilight movie and Octo-Dad plays just as badly as you’d expect.

Podcast: On this week’s CGM podcast, the Halo composer gets fired, the X-Men movie continues to look very promising, and Johnny Dep’s new film hits an all new low for science fiction action films.

CGM Podcast Episode 103 - Super Smash Podcast by Pixels & Ink

On this week’s CGM podcast, Amazon gets into the movie/game streaming biz, Amy Hennig jumps from Naughty Dog and Nathan Drake to Visceral Games and Star Wars and Captain America is the Greatest American Hero in his new movie.

With Wayne out of the office the CGM crew dig into his favorite subject VR, with the Oculus purchase by Facebook. They also look at Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls, Dark Souls 2, and Infamous Second Son.

On this week’s CGM podcast, Sony gets into the Virtual Reality biz, the Muppet Movie hits theaters, and the crew calls out their favorite games of the generation.

On this week’s CGM podcast, someone got a million Gamerscore on Xbox Live, the Batman movie is in trouble, again and Bryan has played the hell out of Titanfall.

On this week’s CGM podcast, Sony loses a major executive, Phil fights to the death to defend the rumored Matrix prequels, and the South Park game is a big hit with the kids.

On this week’s CGM podcast, the Xbox division gets a new boss, Liam Neeson rules the air in his latest movie and a small Canadian indie company introduces a new hybrid controller for PCs.

On this week’s CGM podcast, Ken Levine closes up shop in a dubious matter, Guardians of the Galaxy is actually happening and the Lego game is not as good as the movie it’s based on.

Games and Comics are in the air on the very special Valentine’s day episode of the CGMPodcast. With Wayne sick Brendan joins the cast to as the crew talk about everything from the Robocop remake to the Flappy Birds controversy.

On this week’s CGM podcast, Ubisoft refugees are trying to map the world for a new MMO, the Watch_Dogs trademark almost slips out of Ubisoft’s grip, and the new Lego movie is amazing.