E3 May Be About to Get Better

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🗓️ 17 September 2019

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Ryan and Brandin discuss and analyze the week's Xbox news, including the big changes proposed for E3 2020 and how they should make the event better, Ubisoft's doubling-down on large-scale blockbuster games, Gears 5's fast start on Xbox Game Pass, Madden's big sales and the surprising #2 selling game of August, the return of The Game Awards, and more!

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0:00.0	What's happening friends, welcome to Unlocked it is episode 411 of your favorite weekly Xbox
0:06.2	show, Ryan McCaffrey with Brandon Tyrell.
0:08.2	We got a lot to talk about this week.
0:10.3	The ESA, apparently making some big changes to E3.
0:14.4	Ubisoft sort of doubling down on their commitment to big open play space.
0:19.9	Yeah, blockbuster stuff.
0:20.9	We'll talk about that.
0:21.9	Gears 5 getting off to a great start now that it is released.
0:25.4	The top selling games of August, we'll talk control, project resistance and the game
0:30.5	awards coming up on podcast Unlocked.
0:34.2	All right, my friends, Ryan McCaffrey here, Brandon Tyrell.
0:54.4	Hello.
0:55.4	The two man game again, it's Nash and Stottomire, the thickens roll.
0:59.8	Yeah, seven seconds or less sons shout out the last good era of Phoenix, sons basketball
1:05.8	in a while.
1:06.8	Sorry.
1:07.8	Arizona's just had a really rough time of it since forever.
1:11.8	One professional sports championship in however many combined seasons.
1:16.4	That was Cardinals.
1:17.4	Oh, God.
1:18.4	No, they came that they came a toe tap.
1:21.1	A court Warner, right?
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