Open Discussion: July 26th, 2020

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As for this week’s topic, it is about low quality being sold as a product to stir up fan hype. As you may know by now, Microsoft and 343 Industries hosted a segment of Halo: Infinite’s campaign during the Xbox Games Showcase digital event. However, an uncanny and unloved Brute warrior showed up, along with many other issues, and revealed an ugly side of the “next-gen” Halo game. With that said, what are your thoughts on publishers and developers showing off unpolished games as the next big thing?

Also, feel free to share memes of our new Harambe or Gorilla Munch friend that is the unloved ugly Brute.

Like any other Open Discussion, you are free to change the subject whenever you want to. And lastly, this weeks’ music comes from Tekken 3 and is Forest Law’s theme.