GameSpot Has An Exciting New Video Lineup, And It Starts This Week
It's an exciting week at GameSpot, as we'll be premiering a new slate of video shows to inform, delight, and entertain you, whether you're interested in an in-depth look back the history of the Zelda franchise, want to find out how the Resident Evil franchise was saved, or are curious what a real-life swordmaster thinks of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
The Fandom family is launching seven new shows in total--including five in May--that aim to explore the many aspects of video games and why we love them so much.
One of these shows is The Kurt Locker, which features GameSpot senior producer Kurt Indovina digging deep into the latest trends in video games. He will examine how video games impact wider culture through a series of video essays. The Kurt Locker debuts May 2, and new episodes will run weekly on Tuesdays through GameSpot's YouTube channel.
On May 3, GameSpot will debut a new show called No HUD. This series, which airs on Wednesdays, will feature GameSpot hosts examining new ways to play video games to help them feel fresh and new each time.
A series you might already know, Experts React, also returns. On this show, experts in their field talk to GameSpot about guns, swords, tattoos, and lots more to look into how close video games come to reality. The show airs May 4, with new installments coming each Thursday.
GameSpot's Spot On is a weekly news show airing Fridays, in which GameSpot managing editor Tamoor Hussain and senior producer Lucy James talk about the latest news in games. Given the highly dynamic and never-ending news cycle of the massive video game industry, this is sure to be a fun one. The show premieres May 5 and returns each Friday.
The fifth new GameSpot show is How It Saved. The series is hosted by
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