Welcome back to The Bricked BIOS Podcast! In this episode, we break down the latest Halo Q&A, discussing what was revealed, what it could mean for the future of the franchise, and whether the community should be excited. We also dive into the biggest gaming release on the horizon—Grand Theft Auto VI. How many copies could GTA 6 sell in preorders alone? Will it become the biggest entertainment launch in history? We share our predictions for preorder numbers, launch sales, and debate what Rockstar might charge for the game. Finally, we talk about the newly announced Steam Machine and ask the big question: Is it worth the price? We discuss its hardware, expected performance, who it's for, and why we think the price may be too high compared to other gaming options on the market. Let us know your thoughts in the comments: What did you think of the Halo Q&A? How much do you think GTA 6 will cost at launch? How many preorders will GTA 6 get? Would you buy the new Steam Machine at its current If you enjoyed the episode, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Ring the Bell so you never miss future episodes! #Halo #HaloStudios #GTA6 #GrandTheftAutoVI #RockstarGames #SteamMachine #SteamDeck #PCGaming #GamingPodcast #GamingNews #TheBrickedBIOSPodcast

In Episode 30, the crew reacts to the announcement of a new **God of War** spin-off, discussing where the franchise could go next and whether it can succeed outside the main saga. They also break down the latest gameplay shown for **Halo**, looking at what’s changed and whether it’s enough to get fans excited again. To wrap things up, they dive into the news of a **The Legend of Zelda** remake.

In Episode 29, we dive into the latest controversy surrounding Subnautica and the changes to its End User License Agreement (EULA), discussing what it could mean for players and the gaming community. We also revisit Google's ongoing push into AI, covering recent developments, updates, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on technology and everyday life. And somehow, the conversation takes a strange turn when Jacob introduces us to his mysterious "oily friend." Is it a person, a creature, or something else entirely? Tune in to find out.

In Episode 28, the crew talks about eBay turning down GameStop’s buyout offer and what that weird little corporate chess move might mean. They also cover Amazon dropping support for older Kindle models, which is a bummer for anyone still clinging to their trusty digital bookshelf brick. To finish, they check out Google’s new AI-focused laptop, the “Googlebook,” and dig into what it says about the future of laptops, AI, and the ongoing tech industry habit of stapling buzzwords to shiny rectangles.

In Episode 27, the crew discusses the shake-up at Xbox as the brand’s new CEO promises major changes, including lower Game Pass prices and ambitious plans for the future of Xbox. They also react to the reveal of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, breaking down the new gameplay footage and what it could mean for one of the most beloved entries in the series. To wrap things up, they talk about Valve officially releasing a brand-new Steam Controller, because the eternal quest to reinvent where our thumbs live continues.

In Episode 26, the crew checks in on **Marathon** and whether the long-awaited project still has momentum behind it. They also talk about constantly switching hardware; PCs, laptops, phone and the endless quest for the “perfect” setup, a noble and possibly doomed techno-ritual. Then things get wonderfully strange as they tackle a serious nonsense question: **is hotdog broth a real thing?** Philosophy, culinary chaos, and the universe wobbling slightly off-axis.

In Episode 25, the crew dives into the news of Disney eyeing a deeper relationship with Epic Games, exploring what that could mean for gaming, virtual worlds, and massive crossover potential. They then react to reports about Sora AI shutting down, unpacking what happened and what it signals for the fast-moving AI space. To wrap things up, the conversation heats up with a full-on debate about AI, its benefits, its risks, and whether we’re heading toward something exciting or just complicated chaos.

In Episode 24, the crew reacts to the announcement of a new Pokémon game, speculating on what it could bring to the series and whether it’ll shake things up or stick to the usual formula. They then dive into the debate around DLSS 5, questioning if it’s a genuine leap in performance or just more AI-driven “slop” masking real improvements. To close things out, things get personal (and a little chaotic) as they jokingly call out Jacob for being a “sellout,” as he sells his Framework to move to Apple.