The Gaming Hub Podcast

With a lot of big new releases now approaching, we discuss the news this week that Anthem will have matchmaking for every activity in the game. Will this make for a more seamless experience in the game, and does it affect our excitement level for Electronic Arts' much hyped competitor to Destiny? Speaking of EA, they also announced more changes to their planned Star Wars offerings this week. With the perception of disorganization and no clear plan for what to do with the Star Wars license, is it time to start asking if EA is the right company to have the license? If they're not, which developer or publisher would we love to see take Star Wars? We get into the latest news and rumors around Star Wars games, including what we know about the upcoming Jedi Fallen Order game. In other news, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is getting a new addition for Blackout, Hitman's developer is getting a second studio, and the real-life Pinkertons aren't happy with Rockstar and Red Dead Redemption 2. We discuss all of that on this week's episode as well. We also detail all the newest releases, and answer community questions - including new voice mail questions -  in our Fan Mail segment! To become part of our awesome community, just use the links below: Links: Email: thegaminghubpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: 

This week, we discuss the announced split between Bungie and Activision. What does this mean for the future of Destiny? We talk about the implications of Bungie retaining the rights to the Destiny franchise, as well as discussing who we think initiated the breakup. Are we more or less excited for the future Destiny 3 based on this announcement? In other news, a new Alien game was announced - and it is a mobile only game. Are fans right to be upset about the game only being available for mobile devices? What are the benefits of the studio to make it mobile only? Also, CES was this week, and that meant the announcement of new TVs for us to feast our eyes on. We discuss two of the ones that really caught our eye, and make guesses as to how much they'll cost. Finally, we take the time to make some predictions for what will happen in the world of gaming in 2019. Will we see The Last of Us 2? Will the PlayStation 5 be announced and revealed? Will Nintendo release an upgraded version of the Switch? We make predictions about these, and many more gaming items for 2019. We also detail all the newest releases, and answer community questions - including new voice mail questions -  in our Fan Mail segment! To become part of our awesome community, just use the links below: Links: Email: thegaminghubpodcast@gmail.com Facebook:     

We're back after a week off to celebrate the holidays, and it's time to announce the winners of The Gaming Hub's 2018 awards! All nominees, and ultimately the winners, were chosen exclusively by our community! Which game will win game of the year? Which game was the best console exclusive of 2018? We also announce winners in the best shooter, best sports/racing game, best independent game, and best action/adventure game categories. We've had many comments and questions asking us what our plans are for 2019. We take some time to talk about where the show and community have gone in 2018, and offer a glimpse of what new content and plans we have for the year ahead. This includes what we want to do for the show, additional content on Twitch and YouTube, and our hopes for the coverage we can bring for E3 and other gaming shows in 2019. We also detail all the newest releases, and answer community questions - including new voice mail questions -  in our Fan Mail segment! To become part of our awesome community, just use the links below: Links: Email: thegaminghubpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: 

This week, we discuss the code names for the rumored next-gen Xbox consoles that were leaked this week. With two different versions of the console supposedly coming, we talk about whether that could help Xbox avoid the pricing issues they experienced in 2013. Also, which one of the two are we most likely to get? Also, the first Razer keyboard and mouse combination for the Xbox One was detailed this week - how much does it cost and are we excited to get one? With the holidays now here, we take some time to discuss our favorite holiday movies, TV shows, and traditions. Steven goes on a rant about how to play board games during family gatherings, especially when it comes to playing these games with children. Finally, we also get into the debate over whether movies like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon are Christmas movies. We also detail all the newest releases, and answer community questions - including new voice mail questions -  in our Fan Mail segment, and have a huge announcement regarding our biggest giveaway ever! To become part of our awesome community, just use the links below: Links: Email: thegaminghubpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: 

With there being very little gaming news this week, we turn our attention to the past and revisit the biggest video game stories of 2018. Will The Game Awards' Game of the Year decision make our list? We also discuss Xbox's complete year in general, PlayStation's decision to not attend E3 2019, the large gap between consoles in the quality of first-party games, 5and how Nintendo Switch continues to dominate console sales. In addition, we discuss Nintendo's online service and whether or not it meets the standards of what's expected in 2018, PlayStation's sudden change in opinion on cross-play, and Xbox's push to lead the way in making gaming accessible to gamers with disabilities. Finally, we revisit the story of Sony skipping E3 2019 and not holing a PSX in 2018, and that the ramifications of that decision are moving forward. We also detail all the newest releases, and answer community questions - including new voice mail questions -  in our Fan Mail segment, and give the eleventh clue in our biggest giveaway ever! To become part of our awesome community, just use the links below: Links: Email: thegaminghubpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: