Xbox Chaturdays 55: PlayStation buying Bungie and more gaming acquisitions
For Episode 55 of Xbox Chaturdays, we’ll be joined once again by the host of Xbox Expansion Pass, Luke Lohr. We’ll be discussing PlayStation’s plans to purchase Bungie, the beloved creators of Halo, Phil Spencer’s upcoming Lifetime Achievement Award, the current state of Halo Infinite, the possibility of even more major video game industry acquisitions, and much more! If you’re excited to catch up on all the biggest gaming news of the week, tune into Xbox Chaturdays live every Saturday at 12 p.m. ET!
What is Xbox Chaturdays?
Xbox Chaturdays is our weekly Windows Central Gaming podcast. Every Saturday, we sit down with various Xbox developers, enthusiasts, and industry figures to chat about all things Xbox. We designed our show to provide exciting and engaging content for Xbox and PC players, highlighting what we love about gaming. From the best games on Xbox Game Pass to the titles we can’t wait to play, there’s always something fun to chat about.
With Xbox Chaturdays, we’ve built up a pretty incredible audience of live viewers who consistently keeps the show fresh and exciting with questions. Our show promotes community interaction, and we strive to immerse our viewers in the experience. If you haven’t caught an episode before, head on over to the Windows Central Gaming YouTube channel to watch past episodes or on all your favorite podcast services including Spotify, iTunes, and Google Podcasts.
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