Trailers, Trailers, and Trailers

After a brief intro, and a Bitch 'N With B segment where B complains about shady things other podcasters are starting to do to steal your money we then move onto happier and more exciting things like all the trailers that released over the last week. B finishes up with what he's watching and playing this week.


 

Trailers and Battlefield Hard Line Beta

Not a terribly long and news worthy episode for the "B" Man but did want to go over a few trailers that dropped including Netflix's Dare Devil, and a reboot of Poltergeist coming out. Also talk about news that Netflix may be working with Nintendo to bring us a live action Legend of Zelda TV show. Finally B closes the episode with some Battlefield Hard Line talk. All this can be heard in the audio below. Later Wanna "B"s.


 



                     

                                                                                                                                    

The Biggest Storm There Never Was

After surviving the big blizzard of 2015 that never actually happened the B Man talks about how people panic at the first talk of snow. B also goes over news including free playstation and xbox games for members of their service for the month of February, Borderlands getting a next gen face lift and coming out in March, The Supergirl TV show and more. Closing out the show B talks some video games and shows he's watching. As promised funny youtube clip posted below as well.

Action Movies On The Menu

Sorry for the later than usual in the week post, but been busy. Busy with what you say? Glad you asked because you can find out what the B man has been watching and playing such as John Wick, Lucy, Warframe and more in the audio below. B also goes over news stories that he found interesting in the world of tv, movie, and gaming news, and talks about a post on facebook linked to an article that amused him. Thanks for listening and catch you later wanna "B"s.

 

Back on Track

After a week with no internet, and battling a cold the B Man is back and finally gets this episode uploaded. This week B goes over news stories including Stallone movies in the works, Bilbo's Wifi Sword, Playstation Now subscription, and Batman V Superman trailer coming soon. Also B talks about what he's watched and been playing lately including The Equalizer, GTA5, Halo, and more.

Last Episode of 2014

In this final episode of the year the B man talks a bit about his Christmas, how he's dreading the people coming to the gym as we approach the New Year and people make resolutions they more than likely will not keep. In the news the shitty ass no life hackers are at it again, bringing down Sony's online network for several days during this Christmas week. Also The Interview gets released, Elders Scrolls gets a definitive release date on consoles "sometime in 2015". Finally B goes over what he's watching and playing (which isn't much at this time) and closes out with some Rainbow in The Dark by the late great Ronnie James Dio. All this and more in the audio below.

Brought To You By The New Myphone

B starts off with a commercial for a new phone you just got to have, also talks news including Minecraft buyout, Old Flash meets New Flash, Amazon streaming video finally on Android. B also talks Destiny.


 

Can't Fight Destiny

This week B talks Destiny(video game), Minecraft PS4, some news including Esports on tv, xbox one deal, Rock playing Black Adam and more.

 

A Whole Lotta B

Recorded nearly half hour of audio this week, that's allot by B standards. Anyway this week the B man brings back the Bitch N With B segment where you get to hear me whine and complain about things that really aren't relevant. Also in gaming talk I go over Destiny alpha play, Battlefield Hardline, Titanfall, Risk of, Rain. Check out all this and more in the audio below.


 

Dead or Alive, You're Listening to B

Happy post Memorial day, this recording the B man talks about two games in a similar genre yet very different, Dayz the stand alone game based on a mod for ARMA II, and 7 Days to Die which is pretty much Minecraft with zombies and guns(cool huh). Also in movie talk the B man had  a chance to see the Robocop reboot and his opinions on that are included as well.

Another Impulse Buy

   Hey Wanna "B"s, last time I told you about an impulse buy concerning the PS4, well the B man is at it again. To find out what B bought this week and really didn't need listen to the audio below.

B Returns (2014)

Hey everyone, I'ts been a long time since last recording been very busy with holidays, and multitude of snow storms etc.. Anyway I recorded an episode for you while commuting to work so excuse the background noise and enjoy as I talk about a big impulse purchase, Catching Fire, and some Tv talk. Hopefully I can get back in the habit of doing this more often again, so enjoy.

Diablo 3 Console Version / Final Fantasy XIV Talk

B gives his opinions on the Xbox Version of Diablo 3, and on PC the long awaited release of Final Fantasy XIV A Realm Reborn.

The Hobbit Kingdoms of Middle Earth

Okay so this is a review for a game I've been playing for a while on my Android phone called The Hobbit kingdoms of Middle Earth, the game is also available on IOS devices as well. Its an online strategy based game set in Middle Earth. When you first start your giving the chance to choose either Elf or Dwarf but other than cosmetically I don't see any difference or any advantage in choosing either side.

Being a bit on the tall and lanky side myself I decided to go with the Elves. When you first begin you go through a tutorial that does a decent job of teaching you the basics. Using the land available you must build farms lumber mills, and other resource gathering buildings in order to help build up your army. Everything is time based. In the beginning it will takes only a few seconds to build up structures and what not but as you level things can take up to a day or more to build, and this is where the game gets you for money. Even though the game can be played completely free spending money gives you time bonuses that can be a little hard to resist. I myself have already put in about $20 so far, but considering I've been playing pretty regularly over the last month and a half that seems like a good value compared to paying $60 for a console game only to be bored of it within a few weeks time.

The game is grid  based, and every player has a city at a specific set of coordinates on this grid. Knowing a persons coordinates allows you to march troops over to attack them, or if they are an ally you can send them supplies or some of your own troops for support when they are in need. Battles take place automatically and the winner is calculated based on the number of troops and different types of troops, I don't know the exact formula, but usually the guy with more numbers and variety wins. You can also build up a defense for you your city using the wall, but they don't seem to be very effective at keeping out any decent army.

One of the more appealing aspects of this game is it's social system, in fact if you do decide to play I highly recommend getting into an alliance (guild) group as early as possible. Not only is it more enjoying to play a game where you can chat with others and ask for advice, but having a group to cover you when your city gets attacked or if you need extra resources can be a huge help. The other day I myself was attacked by a guy who had about twenty thousand troops, he ended up taking over a million gold from my city and some food as well. I sent out a message to all alliance members to get some revenge for me. Not only did my teammates attack the guy, but they stole back way more than what he had taken from me, and sent me a decent amount of the spoils.

Overall this is a very enjoyable mobile game that I find myself constantly returning to throughout the day, as I check on troops, resources, and how my city is coming along. If you have patience the game can be played completely for free, however If you are susceptible to the temptation of micro-transactions in order to speed up things be prepared to spend a few dollars.

Episode Title: 3D Hobbits, Island Adventure, and Where's My HBO?

Episdoe Date: 12/20/12

Had a chance to see the Hobbit last week. Wasn't too happy about it costing $18.50 for a ticket, but guess that's the price you pay for IMAX 3d. Didn't get to see the 48 frames per second version, but that may not be such a bad thing. Overall enjoyed the film, some of the action scenes felt a little bit too cartooney and were heavily reliant on CG, but for the most part the movie did live up to my expectations and look forward to it's sequels.

At the recommendation of someone who does business with the office I work for, as well as being someone I consider a friend I picked up the game Farcry 3 for XBox 360. The reviewers as well as this friend say the best way to describe the game is Skyrim with guns. While Skyrim is a bit heavier with it's RPGness,(is that even a word lol) the analogy is pretty dead on. If you like open world RPG's and first person shooters, this ones a must have.

Where's my HBO? I went to continue watching Game of Thrones season 2 this week only to get the message that I am no longer subscribed to this package. Turns out my girlfriend, who I live with was up one night going through the channels and came upon some adult content on HBO, she was afraid her son who is a teenager might stumble upon this content so decided to cut the cord. Now I have to wait until they make the series available in Feb of 2013, or get my pirate happy friend to get me a copy. Oh well I guess I could wait, probably not worth getting anyone including myself into any trouble, but what's with the year wait from HBO? Allot of other networks make their content available a day later for us to buy and I don't mind paying for content I enjoy.