The Easy Allies Podcast

When a wild Miyamoto interview sparks even more confusing speculation, we take it upon ourselves to plan the NX announcement.

E3 flew by last week and we never stopped to remark on all of Microsoft's big news. Quick, now's our chance!

This week's podcast was recorded live after the first day of E3, and it definitely feels like it. The highly-engaged panel covers the five (or so) biggest game announcements and a brief rundown of each press conference.

It's the week before E3, so we're spending an extra-long episode cramming in as much as we can before the big show begins.

First we have to chew through the rumors of a beefed-up Xbox One, but then we continue our extended look into what to expect from E3's big press conferences.

We officially begin our E3 countdown with an exhaustive outpouring of our hopes and realistic expectations for the EA and Bethesda press conferences.

Dragon Ball is still a headliner, box art never dies, and we were wrong about Doom. Also Damiani is back.

Battlefield 1 gets all gritty and nasty, the new Pokémon doesn't seem that new, and EA triples down on Star Wars.

Call of Duty really is going to space, we finally sift through last week's waste bin of Nintendo news, and Huber will not apologize for going media blackout.

This week the Easy Allies panel discusses each of the big games coming out between now and E3, and somehow forgets to bring up Nintendo.

Supergiant's new game is a bigger deal than Insomniac's new game, Giant Bomb reports some very detailed PS4K specs, and GameStop seems serious about making games.

Titanfall 2 whispers its name before E3, Rockstar North's former president wants some money, and a Fear Effect Kickstarter is happening at last.

We all get a sneaky sneak peek at God of War 4, the PS4K is shaping up to be a mean machine, and Final Fantasy XV has already made an impact.

The annual COD rumors are slightly more exciting this year, nobody wants an NX controller with no buttons, and Dark Souls III already opened Pandora's Box.

The first episode of our Podcast is here! Kyle Bosman and the boys are ready to talk games. With your help we'll make each episode better and better.