Shacknews Dump - September 24, 2021

Published September 24, 2021 1:37 PM, by TJ Denzer

It’s Friday, y’all. The end of another week full of video game news, stories, and work have arrived and it’s time to wind down. And what better way to wind down than to let loose about the most interesting topics of the week? Nintendo, Epic, Apple, and more are coming your way on another packed Shacknews Dump!

On this September 24 edition of the Dump, Nintendo kind of stole the show this week. Whether it was the amazing announcements like Bayoneta 3 and Kirby and the Forgotten World or the very odd announcements like Chris Pratt playing Mario in an upcoming movie, it undeniably got everyone’s attention late in the week. Not to say there wasn’t other big news. Amazon is putting more of its attention on some federal legalization of marijuana and Apple is full-on blocking Fortnite from coming back to iOS until its legal battle with Epic Games is over.

Catch these and further topics as we go live with the Shacknews Dump on the Shacknews Twitch channel at 1:45 p.m. PT / 4:45 p.m. ET. You can also watch just below.

Here’s the rundown of topics coming at you on today’s Shacknews Dump:

• SEC investigating Activision Blizzard over harassment, misconduct
• Blizzard Chief Legal Officer resigns after three years at company
• All announcements, reveals, & trailers from the September 23 Nintendo Direct
• Epic and Fortnite blacklisted from Apple platforms until court verdicts are 'final & unappealable'
• Quantic Dream may be gearing up for a Star Wars game
• Chorus hands-on preview: Drifting your space whip
• Toem review: Adventure is a snap!
• Sable review: The journey beyond
• Amazon is ramping up lobbying efforts to federally legalize marijuana

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Nintendo, Apple, Epic, and Amazon have clogged up the news cycle all week. Tune in as we let loose and breakdown these hot video game topics on this week’s episode of the Shacknews Dump.