Episode 91 - Biggest Revelations From The Microsoft Xbox Leaks

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In what’s being cited as the biggest leak in the company’s history, Microsoft revealed a massive amount of information about forthcoming Xbox refreshes, next-gen systems, and more after uploading a series of unredacted documents to a court website as part of the ongoing Federal Trade Commission v. Microsoft case. We discuss the headlines included in the leaks and wonder...is any of it REALLY news??
We'll also be talking about how series creator Ed Boon promises that the widely panned port of Mortal Kombat 1 on the Nintendo Switch will be fixed, how Unity has apologized for its install fee policy and says it "will be making changes" to it, and how the original Call of Duty Warzone is shutting down for good this week.
Finally, in News Rewind, we look at the New York Times article "The Gaming of Violence," published on April 30, 1999.
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1. Episode 91 - Biggest Revelations From The Microsoft Xbox Leaks (00:00:00)

2. Reviews, Reactions, and Requests (00:04:40)

3. Very Important Poll (00:08:54)

4. Patron shout-outs (00:15:36)

5. Mortal Kombat 1: Nintendo Switch version will be fixed, says boss (00:18:28)

6. Unity Has Apologized For Its Install Fee Policy and Says It 'Will Be Making Changes' to It (00:24:44)

7. The original Call of Duty Warzone will shut down on Thursday (00:31:06)

8. Top 3 New Releases (00:35:46)

9. Main Topic: The Biggest Revelations From the Microsoft Xbox Leaks (00:40:47)

10. News Rewind: "The Gaming of Violence," published in the New York Times on April 30, 1999 (00:56:50)