Giant Bomb Presents

Brad saw a demo of Dark Souls 3 with Miyazaki-san. Austin asks about it!

Alex and Austin ascended a labyrinthine tower only to come face to face with a viking. Oh, also, they saw Assassin's Creed: Syndicate and For Honor.

Brad and Jeff ran off to a dark, dark room in Los Angeles to see The Division running on an Xbox One.

Where are we? When are we streaming? What's going on in Los Angeles next week? Get all the answers right here!

Renowned pro wrestling commentator Jim Ross joins Jeff, Giancarlo, and Dan via phone to discuss his WrestleMania-week live show and answer a handful of our questions about the world of professional wrestling.

Alex Rigopulos, Greg LoPiccolo, Eric Pope, and Ryan Lesser sit down with us to discuss the return of Rock Band, DLC and hardware backward compatibility, and the process of creating a crowd-funded game.

Dan and Drew provide a beer-fueled commentary track for a movie that not only single-handedly ended the Cold War, but also features cake-serving robots, giant golden bull heads, and some of the greatest montages ever committed to celluloid. Ding, ding!

Here's the full interview with WWE Superstar Roman Reigns, as heard in episode 13 of the Powerbombcast.

The developer of celebrated adventure games Ben There, Dan That and Time Gentlemen, Please is building his own take on Spelunky. And living in the middle of nowhere.

Two co-founders of Vigil Games, including artist Joe Madureira, are starting from square one with a new studio.

Joe Fielder, formerly of both Irrational and GameSpot, joins me to discuss the weird and wild new game from a group of BioShock veterans.

It took more than 10 hours and 1,000 deaths for Primeguard to take down Bungie's Vault of Glass challenge. Here's how they did it.

Broforce developers Duncan and Shaz Greenwood traveled to PAX to show off their early access game. We chat about working on games with your significant other, figuring out what exactly is Broforce 1.0, and more.

Titan Souls designer Mark Foster explains how his project started as a demake of Shadow of the Colossus, and why players and bosses having one-hit deaths is so important.

Cards Against Humanity's Trin Garritano, Sentris developer Samantha Kalman, and Treachery in Beatdown City designer Shawn Allen joined me at PAX Prime to share stories about how to be a good person on the Internet. This feels...appropriate.

Darknet is a cyberpunk-influenced VR puzzle game that's been in development for over a year. Designer E McNeill has been messing with Samsung's Gear VR device for months, and spoke with us about VR's transition to mobile.

Darknet is a cyberpunk-influenced VR puzzle game that's been in development for over a year. Designer E McNeill has been messing with Samsung's Gear VR device for months, and spoke with us about VR's transition to mobile.

International Flipper Pinball Association president Josh Sharpe speaks with me about some crazy news from Oakland, California, and the state of pinball in 2014.

As competitive games become more popular, Chicago's Robert Morris University wants to attract the young talent dumping hundreds of hours into them.

While making The Room, Fireproof learned how toxic the mobile world has become. Porting the game to PC gave it a chance to look back on that journey, and it's not pretty.

Jeremy Snead, director of the documentary Video Games: The Movie, speaks with us about getting the chance to cover the history of his favorite medium.

The creative director for one of 2014's most surprising games talks about how MachineGames made Wolfenstein relevant in the modern age.

The Kickstarter project has just a few days to go, but designer Simon Karlsson finds time to chat about the reason he wants to tell the story about a father who accidentally runs over his son. Yes, you read that right.

One of the most popular charity speedrunning events is getting ready to kick off its summer event on Sunday. We caught up with organizer (and speedrunner!) Andrew Schroeder to learn how such an event is put together.