Overwatch

How is Overwatch on Nintendo Switch? – CC053

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We’ve been playing a TON of Overwatch on the Nintendo Switch. In this week’s episode we’re discussing the overall quality of the port and how it works alongside the Switch’s OS. Thanks for listening!

Last week Cube Command’s Tommy Savoia was interviewed on the official Blubrry show Podcast Insider. Hosted by Todd Cochrane and Mike Dell, this podcast is dedicated to covering new developments and meeting all sort of figures in the podcast industry! You can find the interview on any podcast app or by visiting their official website.

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A Beginner’s Impression of Doomfist – CC007

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Episode 7 of the Cube Command Podcast focuses on the release of Overwatch’s latest Hero, Doomfist. Keep in mind that I am still a beginner in terms of experience with Overwatch, but I felt that I should discuss the new DLC character nonetheless. I hope you enjoy!

If you have any comments or questions about the show, or if you have a topic suggestion (please!), e-mail me at tommy@thefreestuffshow.com!

Don’t forget to check out the official Cube Command Youtube Channel, where Tommy, Nick, and Tia play through various games! Also check out my personal Youtube channel, TomAntio, where I do skits, unboxings, gameplay, and reviews!

Thanks for listening!

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Pre-Black Friday Deals from Gamestop: Get $50 Off 1TB Xbox One S

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Early deals for gamers.

Before Black Friday hits on Friday, November 25, Gamestop has announced that they will have some tempting Pre-Black Friday deals that will be available on November 22-23. Which means that they start today.

To start the event off, Gamestop has shaved off a good $50 off the 1TB Xbox One S system, as well as $20 off the Samsung Gear VR. This brings the 1TB Xbox One S to $250 and the Samsung Gear VR to $80. If you’re the owner of a samsung phone and looking for a cheap entry into the world of VR, this is your chance.

All iterations of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare (which also includes a free VR game on PS4) are off $20, which means the base game is now $40 temporarily. The Legacy Edition and the Legacy Pro Edition are now $60 and $100, respectively.
 The purchase of a new PS4 (be it a Pro or Slim) will get you a free copy of Destiny: The Collection. Also, you can pick up Overwatch: Origins Edition for $35.

During the event, anyone can enjoy 50% extra credit when trading in items. Gamestop also included that anyone is eligible for “Free Value Shipping” on orders over $35. One would assume that this would be for online orders.

These, among others, are the Pre-Black Friday deals which start today. Make sure you catch them while they’re out. Gamestop’s actual Black Friday deals start November 25 and include many of these deals above, including Overwatch for $35 and the Xbox One S for $250 (you can also nab a PS4 for the same price). On Friday, Gamstop will also be offering a Buy Two Get One Free for all pre-ownded products. On the subject of trade credit, you will still get extra, but only 20% more instead of 50%.

For more about Gamestop, they recently announced earlier in the year that they will accept retro trade-ins and will sell them online. Be sure to visit Cube Command for more gaming news!