#34: The Game of Capitalism
At the center of any enterprise is money, and the gaming industry is no different. But with the recent layoff of a staggering 800 people at gigantic (and profitable) publisher Activision Blizzard, que...
22 Feb 20191h 36min
#33: Old, Irrelevant E3
Late last year, we learned that Sony would skip E3 in 2019, an unprecedented exit from the world famous trade show that began way back in the mid-'90s. But with the recent words of a top PlayStation e...
15 Feb 20191h 32min
#32: The Apex Theory
Ready or not, a brand new battle royale adventure has joined the fray. It's called Apex Legends, and it's a free-to-play Titanfall spinoff from EA's Respawn Entertainment, launched on PS4 as a complet...
8 Feb 20191h 44min
#31: Horror Returns
For some strange reason, rock solid survival horror is somewhat scarce these days. (Indeed, if you think about it, that's kinda always been the case.) But with Resident Evil 2's long-awaited remake fi...
1 Feb 20191h 30min
#30: A Failed Empire
In 2013, Electronic Arts signed a promising (and lucrative) deal with Disney to be the exclusive developer and publisher of Star Wars video games. Fast forward nearly six years to 2019, and EA has ver...
25 Jan 20191h 31min
#29: Bungie Jumps
This past week, something seemingly unthinkable happened: Developer Bungie and publisher Activision parted ways when it comes to the mega-popular Destiny IP, and weirder yet, the measure seems complet...
18 Jan 20191h 26min
#28: Game of the Year Awards 2018
We like to do things just a little differently here on Sacred Symbols, even with tried and true industry-wide traditions like Game of the Year. For our First Annual Prestigious Sacred Symbols Game of ...
11 Jan 20191h 50min
#27: PlayStation 5 Intrigue
It's a new year, and it's time to get down to brass tacks. 2019 will almost certainly bring with it the first concrete details -- official or otherwise -- concerning Sony's PlayStation 5, and it's hig...
4 Jan 20191h 31min
