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Ladies and gentlemen, it is time for a rare one! Indeed, it is I, Matty, and I shall be tickling your ears across the airwaves in a solo venture here from Paris. Today, I dive into the post-Gamescom fallout in what has been an eventful trip for Xbox. For starters, BBC News briefly spoke with Asha Sharma and managed to snag a few answers from her on everything from Helix's "family of devices" to Halo getting some more focus over time. Most interestingly to me was her approach to physical games versus Sony's recent statement on how "reasonable consumers" know they don't own their digital games. Naturally as a game collector, I'm very interested to see where Xbox's disc-to-digital program goes. If this is the starting point, or "step one" as they've put it, then I can imagine great things arriving down the stretch. The question is: what does this mean for physical releases? Is it possible that Xbox pulls out limited runs of their games following the launch? I discuss that, plus Asha's thoughts on Xbox's approach to exclusivity which say more than I think most are considering! Beyond that, we dive into Fable's story length, Xbox's ambitious movie deal, my experience with State Of Decay 3, and (somehow) a whole lot more. Enjoy! Sign up with code DEFININGDUKE at DraftKings! Spend $5 to get $200 in rewards within 21 days Get early access to Defining Duke and all Last Stand Media shows at https://www.patreon.com/LastStandMedia 0:00:00 - Intro 0:15:55 - State Of Decay 3 release plans 0:32:08 - Double Fine's Game Jam Kickstarter 0:42:58 - Xbox's Ambitious Movie Deal 0:53:56 - DOOM's DLC Crunch Story 1:01:08 - Thoughts on GTA 6's Gameplay Reveal 1:11:40 - Star Wars: Zero Company Devs Furloughed Ahead Of Launch 1:17:37 - A Motive's Iron Man Game Confirmed 1:56:03 - What I'm Playing 2:19:22 - Asha Sharma's comments on Helix, Physical Media, & Halo
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