This Conversation Has No Point Podcast Evan Griffin

Because if Taco Bell can do Patch Notes so can we!
Evan and Travis go through several talking points in gaming culture and upcoming releases and news of the last week or so.
Topics include the 1.1 update to Battlefield 2042, the 6.18 update to Final Fantasy 14 Online, the controversy around Cyberpunk 2077's third party QA contractors and the Triforce reveal at the Ocarina of Time Speedrun during Summer Games Done Quick 2022
The show notes can be found on TheYoungFolks.com with original link sources

Evan is joined by Ryan Gibbs, Travis Hymas, Miles Staton, and Aaron BadOpinion for a long winding conversation about absolutely nothing and also everything.  This week's topics include cursed personal video game stories from childhood, Post Malone's adult contemporary performance with Pokemon, why everything gets compared to Persona 5, why Capcom has been blowing it with their classic arcade support, plus hundreds of other things.   If you'd like to watch the show live, you can venture over to https://www.twitch.tv/evgriff42  Download and listen to the podcast here:  You can find more of Evan's content here: https://muckrack.com/evan-grifin Portfolio site: https://evgriff42.wixsite.com/evan-griffin-media  Miles' Writing and Social Media: https://www.theyoungfolks.com/author/mstanton/  Travis' Writing and Social Media: https://muckrack.com/travis-hymas  and Ryan's writing: https://www.theyoungfolks.com/author/rgibbs/  Opening song: tofu chan - lofi hip hop - hop to it - beats to relax/study to jpjames_bn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3wdhjlJSWI

Evan, Miles, Travis and Tyler (briefly joined by someone's roommate) get dreadfully nihilistic about Star Wars and Star Trek. Later, we reminisce what we did and did not miss about movie theaters. Much later, we discuss the anniversary of Pokemon, the internet's big wifu of Resident Evil VII, Ninja being a sociopath, and vague semantics of the fighting game genre

Evan and Alex discuss the aspects of The Last of Us Part II, namely it's the relationship between story and gameplay, to determine whether it works cohesively or not.