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Hosted by The Horizon · leisure · EN · 284 episodes
Welcome to The Forecast, a bi-weekly podcast produced on Thursdays. Co-hosted by a community of people who love exploring and discussing all kinds of things from video games and board games to film and tv to our everyday life experiences. If you’d like to know more about what we do, you can follow us at facebook.com/thehorizonfb or you can check out our website at wearethehorizon.com.
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Episode #239
On today’s episode #239, Hot new Blizzard titles are on their way very soon™ and Nintendo has some big announcements as well. Sony makes yet another baffling decision and both Valve and Nvidia suffer some giant leaks. All that plus we talk about the biggest game of the week, Star Wars Zero Company.
Episode #238
On today’s episode #238, Rockstar gets hit with massive leaks just days before their big premiere, Sony still doesn't know what their live service strategy should be, and Riot has some similar issues as 2XKO gets killed off far before expected. All that plus we talk about our Big Walk. You gotta hear about our Big Walk. Big Walk is cool y'all.
Episode #237
On today’s episode #237, more video game companies are going private? That’s odd because having corporate share holders to be accountable to seems to be going so well for most devs these days. After solving capitalism we share our opinions on the new Spider-Man movie and then get into the nitty gritty on some hot, relevant games like Unrailed 2 and Inkbound.
Episode #236
On today’s episode #236, if you’ve been listening lately you’ll know some of us have recently played a lot of Resident Evil. We go over everyone’s Ranking of the RE games they’ve played and discuss why some of the titles stand the test of time and some… not so much. Also, Xbox has some interesting ideas about how “backwards compatibility” works and we have predictions on GTA VI’s week one sales. Plus we have some Doomsday speculation and our thoughts on The Odyssey all presented for your listening pleasure just as Nolan intended.
Episode #235
On today’s episode #235, Sony continues to make controversial decisions with their new physical media policy and Xbox is trying to one up them with sweeping structural changes and layoffs. Steam Machine is finally here for better or worse and guys... there was a cool martyr event in PoE2. All that plus we get some movie talk this week. Come hear our thoughts on Masters of the Universe, Obsession, and Disclosure Day!
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