Ep. 32: Streaming Video Games
In this week's episode we discuss our thoughts on this week's Movie Minutes, Pennsylvania proposing a ridiculous video game tax, Ubisoft pulling away their games from Steam, Activision giving Bungie more power, and this week's conversation is all about the future of the Gaming Industry with streaming Video Games like we stream Movies.
Intro Music: "Follow Me" by Jimmy Fontanez
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