Unlocked Episode 318

Unlocked

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2017

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Our Xbox show dissects the radical shift at EA that's resulted in the closure of Visceral Games, a change in direction for their Star Wars game, and an uncertain future at EA for Amy Hennig. Plus: Master Chief Collection is back, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode of Unlocked is brought to you by Gamefly.
0:02.7	What's happening, friends?
0:03.7	Welcome to the 318th edition of Unlocked.
0:06.4	It is the world's number one Xbox show for October already.
0:10.2	October 18th, the heart of the Q4 season.
0:13.4	But the news is much, much deeper than that this week coming up on this week's edition
0:19.1	of Unlocked.
0:20.1	We're going to be sort of digging into the big EA news this week.
0:23.7	You may have heard about it.
0:24.9	Visceral getting shut down.
0:26.5	Amy Henning, Star Wars project being redistributed and reshaped as it were.
0:31.4	So there's a lot to chew on there.
0:33.4	Plus, the Master Chief Collection is back.
0:35.6	He thought it was kind of all done, nail in the coffin, no more updates.
0:40.3	Well, 343 is going to continue work on it.
0:43.2	So we'll talk more about that.
0:44.8	Plus, everything coming out this week in the Marketplace report.
0:47.6	And more.
0:48.1	So if you enjoyed the podcast, remember, we've got a YouTube channel now with not only
0:52.4	every episode of the show, but some unlocked plays where we sit down with the both new
0:57.1	and classic Xbox games.
0:58.6	Check that out at youtube.com slash IGN unlocked.
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