Weekly Warp-Up: Featuring With Stephen Colbert Edition

No, that’s not a typo. Welcome to the Weekly Warp-Up, your weekly wrap-up of the biggest and the best articles posted at Warp Zoned this week…

Is everybody out there giving The Late Show With Stephen Colbert a shot? The former Colbert Report host has taken over Letterman’s old seat with style and he’s also decided to open up the show to a lot of game-related guests. Sean Murray of Hello Games and PewDiePie (which I always head-pronounce as Pew-Die-Pie) stopped by last week and this week saw a performance from The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses. It was pretty great and I’m looking forward to more gaming guests from Colbert in the future.

In other news this week, we uploaded our review of No Time To Explain. You should check it out.

And in other other news, I’m tired, so hit the jump for the rest of the Weekly Warp-Up.

New Game Announcements

  • Friday the 13th: The Game is officially in the works… though it looks to be an expanded version of a game that was announced last year as Summer Camp.

More News

  • Dying Light: The Following expansion will be available early next year.
  • An Overwatch beta will begin on October 27.
  • Allison Road ain’t scared of no publishers as developer Lilith signed with Team17.
  • EA announced a Season Pass for Star Wars: Battlefront.
  • Rock Band 4‘s first batch of DLC includes new songs from Alabama Shakes, Breaking Benjamin, Death From Above 1979, and The Pretty Reckless.
  • Fallout 4‘s system requirements have been released by Bethesda.
  • Deathstate will be available on Steam on October 20.

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