Mom's Minute

Mom's Minute special, live Call of Duty vs. Battlefield Video Game Show starts with music from the soundtrack of Battlefield Hardline.  On this 126th episode of the show, Ms. H satisified the curiosity of her listeners by revealing which video game she pre-ordered as well as why she made this choice.  She entertained questions about several video games, adding whether or not she would play these video games.  During the discussion, Ms. H shared her experiences at E3 where she saw live demonstrations of video games,  including Battlefield Hardline.  She said the drawback of the video game live demonstrations, in her opinion, were the lack of female presenters of video games at E3. This topic led to Ms. H voicing her opinions on how the industry and others can change how females are depicted in video games.  She also added that, in her opinion, one's gender has no bearings on developing interesting and exciting video games. Ms. H discussed two video games she played -- Dust: An Elysian Tail that she played on her PS4 and Volgarr: The Viking that she played on her Xbox One.  Both were free for PSN plus and Gold members respectively. Ms. H welcomes a guest caller to the show where lively discussion took place on media topics that have been in the news.  Regarding the Call of Duty video game -- She announced that it seems as if things appear to be changing for the better since unlike previous versions of this video game, Call of Duty:  Advanced Warfare, for the first time will give video game players  a choice in the multiplayer mode to play as a male or a female. Following a music introduction soundtrack from Call of Duty:  Advanced Warfare, Ms. H discussed the video game character of the week, Jack Mitchell who is the main protagonist of Call of Duty:  Advanced Warfare.  Highlighting video game news were video game sales as well as news of a documentary on the excavation of E.T. Atara video games, scheduled to air November 20, 2014 on Xbox 360 and Xbox One.  Ms. H rounds out the show with her special, original saying that when you are precise about your positive goals and know exactly what you want to achieve, your success will come to you a thousand fold.  

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