From Us to You! Explores Civilization VI, Overwatch, and the Death of Disney Infinity

PODCAST: The USgamer crew returns to explore the news from this past week.

Column by Kat Bailey, Editor in Chief

Updated on 12 May 2016

On this week's episode of From Us to You! (download link here), the USgamer team returns to discuss the flurry of news from this past week, including the Civilization VI announcement, the Overwatch beta, and the death of Disney Infinity.

Lots of ground to cover in this episode, which runs a bit longer than before (we already seem to be getting running time creep in these videos. In addition to the topics above, we also talk a bit about the new Paradox strategy sim Stellaris, which launched this week. Mostly, though, we cover the following: Will Civilization VI stumble out of the gate? Is the toys to life genre in trouble? And what's the secret to Overwatch's addictiveness. We'd love to hear your thoughts as well, so feel free to share them below.

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Show Description

Rest in peace, Disney Infinity. Kat, Bob, Mike, and Nadia return for the second episode of newly revived flagship podcast to discuss whether toys to life is on the ropes, the challenges facing Civilization VI, and why Overwatch has its hooks in all of us.

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Kat Bailey

Editor in Chief

Kat Bailey is a former freelance writer and contributor to publications including 1UP, IGN, GameSpot, GamesRadar, and EGM. Her fondest memories as a journalist are at GamePro, where she hosted RolePlayer's Realm and had legal access to the term "Protip." She is USgamer's resident mecha enthusiast, Pokemon Master, and Minnesota Vikings nut (skol).

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