Trailers, studio news and chat giveaways, numbered by level.
Gerofied and MrTherm number their episodes as levels and run them live on Twitch. They play trailers on air, hold chat giveaways and trade plenty of tired, teasing talk. The news covers a lot of ground: console hardware, PC betas, studio acquisitions and the pile-up of big releases trying to land before Christmas.
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Game On Centre Com is gaming news the way it sounds when two people stream it live while the chat watches. Gerofied and MrTherm present it. Episodes are counted as levels, so an opening names Level 037 or Level 044, sometimes after a small back-and-forth over getting the number right. Energy is not always high. More than one cold open starts with someone saying they are ready for bed, and the show leans into that deadpan tiredness rather than hiding it. The format is loose. Trailers play and the reactions happen in real time. One running argument is whether the Project Awakening reveal is a cinematic or actual gameplay, and a Monster Hunter comparison comes up once the combat appears. Devil May Cry gets a blunt 'pass for me'. Sports games are judged on details, such as whether NBA 2K19's animations and collision physics improve even when the graphics look much the same. Industry news fills the gaps. The Black Desert Online developer acquiring CCP Games, the studio behind EVE Online, gets real attention, along with a complaint about the lack of Oceanic servers. Magic the Gathering showing up in a PC beta is another item. Personal takes are welcome. One of them argues that single-player games deserve replays the way a favourite film earns a rewatch, with Spider-Man as the example. Talk of what they are playing comes up too, from Iron Banner matches to a Pokemon Go community day. The chat is always there. Giveaways are drawn during the stream, viewers are asked for plus ones to unlock more prizes, and a competition winner is promised. In one episode MrTherm runs the stream alone and apologises to YouTube viewers because only Twitch chat is open. The endings are part of the charm: goodbyes tend to collapse into overlapping talk, and one of them protests about being cut off yet again. The titles give a good sense of the show's range, naming 'PUBG Vs Fortnite Lawsuit', 'Fortnite Monopoly', 'WWE WOOO Edition', 'Overwatch LEGO' and 'Troy Baker' alongside Nintendo Direct and Xbox hardware. It is a hangout first and a news bulletin second.
Made for: Suits a listener who wants gaming news as a relaxed, chatty stream, where trailer reactions and banter count as much as the headlines.
What sets it apart: Episodes are counted as levels and keep the feel of the live stream, from Twitch chat giveaways to trailers judged in real time as they play.
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