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Season 20, Episode 25
Sunday, 16 August, 2026
At the start of this episode I mentioned that AI and RAM prices and all that doom and gloom is still out there but that hopefully we could talk about other things. And we did. But I could NOT pass up talking about the week that was for Saber and their situation with AI use. They got called out for it. Not from gamers by the way, no. This call came from inside the house. Or, at least, someone who used to be inside the house. The head writer for one of their games brought up the fact that she was fired and replaced by ChatGPT. What follows seems an almost text book lesson in how NOT to respond to something like this. We cover the whole situation, but you can easily look it all up yourself. And, maybe, try to avoid buying anything Saber in the future. Outside of that is a discussion as to what could, so far, be on this year’s game of the year contender list. Going on vibes alone, there’s not much. Going on sales, there’s also not much but you’d see games like Mecha Chameleon or Big Walk on that list and other games of the sort – not something I disagree with but the triple A games are lacking so far this year. There’s still a lot of year left to go, however. One game that won’t make that list is, you guessed it, Splinter Cell. Ubisoft…it’s been 4,745 days since a new Splinter Cell game (non-animated series or guest spot in another game franchise, remake, BBC radio drama, or VR exclusive) was released. Also, there’s been 10,608 job losses in the gaming industry since January 1, 2026.
