The TT Show Episode 15 is another big one and the second last episode before the show returns in 2024. This week, Jak and Kosta go through a massive week of Grand Theft Auto 6 hype and news, covering the PC version delay and how it's shaping up to be the most popular game of all time.
The duo also talk about the recent The Game Awards 2023 presentation, which seemed to be more about showcasing new trailers and 'World Premieres' than it was handing out awards. And with that, they take a look at the stunning Hellblade 2 trailer running on Xbox Series X hardware, the ambitious follow-up to No Man's Sky from Hello Games, and SEGA dipping into the Dreamcast era to bring back some classics.
Plus, talk about how the developers behind Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III can't take a joke. This week's episode also looks at Microsoft ending support for Windows 10, though based on just how popular it still is, Kosta isn't convinced that the plug is actually being pulled.
And Jak and Kosta comment on all of the recent PlayStation 5 Pro rumors.
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All the topics discussed in this week's episode of The TT Show
- Read more: No Man's Sky 2 isn't happening, next game is a fantasy sim
- Read more: Singleplayer Blade game coming from Dishonored and Deathloop dev Arkane
- Read more: SEGA confirms five retro franchises are returning with new games
- Read more: New Hellblade 2 trailer is movie-level sets the gold standard for video game trailers
- Read more: Grand Theft Auto 6 looks to be skipping PC at launch, will it arrive in 2026?
- Read more: Rockstar dev explains why it takes so long to make GTA 6 PC port
- Read more: Grand Theft Auto 6 has already broken these three world records in just 24 hours
- Read more: PlayStation 5 Pro: AI tech, 60% faster than PS5, 2x faster with RT, with November 2024 release
- Read more: Microsoft announces its killing support for the most popular Operating System
- Read more: Governments busted spying on every smartphone through push notifications
- Read more: Call of Duty devs triggered over God of War voice actor comments at Game Awards 2023
- Read more: Nintendo Switch 2 leaks point to big upgrades and early release date
