In this week&#39;s episode, I&#39;m joined by Parris Lilly, a content creator and co-host on Gamertag Radio and Kinda Funny. We discuss WB&#39;s plans for more live service games, what that means for the industry, and whether or not it will succeed or fail.
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NEWS: <a href="https://www.gamespot.com/articles/warner-bros-discusses-volatile-aaa-console-games-will-lean-into-free-to-play-and-mobile/1100-6521597/">Warner Bros. Discusses &quot;Volatile&quot; AAA Console Games, Will Lean Into Free-To-Play And Mobile</a> 
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Rise Of The Ronin - Accessibility Preview

Hi, I'm Steve Saylor. This podcast is about a guest's and my insight into the biggest gaming or accessibility in gaming news story of the week in about 30-ish minutes. 

Who is Steve Saylor? Steve is a content creator and accessibility consultant in the video game industry. He has collaborated with game developers to ensure video games are playable for people with disabilities. Steve has worked on such franchises as Assassin's Creed, Call Of Duty, The Last Of Us, and more. He has been featured in places like Kinda Funny, IGN, Gamespot, and Xbox.