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Hosted by Bryant Chappel · leisure · EN · 162 episodes
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<p>Join us as we launch the next chapter in the Nerf Report history.</p>
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<p>In this week’s episode of The Nerf Report, we're diving into the biggest headlines in gaming:🎯 EA shocks the gaming world with a surprisingly strong Battlefield 6 multiplayer reveal.⚔️ Nintendo's latest Direct Partner Showcase delivers some unexpected hits—and a few head-scratchers.🦗 Obsidian drops Grounded 2 into Early Access and it's already a banger.🎮 Nintendo announces a controversial price hike for the original Switch... after the Switch 2 is already out. What?!From trending moments to fan reactions, this episode is packed with punchy commentary, humor, and everything you missed in gaming this week.👾 Subscribe for weekly gaming news breakdowns.📱 Follow us on socials for clips...
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<p>This week on The Nerf Report:We’re diving into a massive week of gaming news! EA finally dropped the cinematic trailer for Battlefield 6, and it’s everything fans have been waiting for—urban warfare, class-based combat, and that signature destruction.Next, we break down the highlights from the July Pokémon Presents, including the reveal of Pokémon Legends: Z-A, the PvP-focused Pokémon Champions, and… Mega Dragonite? Yeah, that happened.And in classic Xbox fashion, Microsoft tried to hike game prices to $80, only to walk it back after fans revolted.Plus, this week’s Game of the Week spotligh...
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<p>Reviewing a Console Is Now Illegal? This week on The Nerf Report, we’ve got a wild lineup of stories from across the gaming world — and it all starts with a YouTuber facing potential jail time just for reviewing gaming handhelds.That’s right: Once Were Nerd, a content creator who tests third-party handheld consoles, is now in legal hot water over claims that his reviews promote piracy. Is this the end of reviewing gray-market gaming gear? Or just another overreach?But that’s not all — because the news just keeps getting weirder:📎 A GameStop stapler that pierced a Nintendo Swit...
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<p>🎮 This Week in Gaming: Subnautica Drama, Ghost of Yotei Reveal, Tony Hawk’s Big Return & FBI vs NintendoThis week on The Nerf Report, we’re serving up all the biggest (and weirdest) stories from the world of gaming — and trust us, it’s a wild ride.Here’s what we’re covering:🌊 Subnautica Drama: The developers of Subnautica are facing serious backlash after layoffs, controversy, and growing fan frustration. We break down what’s going on — and why the story keeps getting worse.🥷 Ghost of Yotei Reveal: PlayStation unveiled Ghost of Yotei, a gorgeous and mysterious samurai adventure that might just be the spiritu...
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