Xbox One time, y'alluns

Steve's car blows up, John makes plastic versions of his own face, and Fraser meets a real life astronaut and asks him a crappy question.

Jon's turn to sit-out the episode this week, so it's the Steve and Fraser show again. As per usual, they talk about Steve's parent visit, and The Hulk with no pants on. Games covered this week include Zen Pinball, Antichamber, Marvel Super Heroes, Batman Arkham Origins, Hotline Miami, Need For Speed Rivals, and Injustice: GODS AMONG US FOR CHRIST SAKE.

no summary - It's Thanksgiving!

It's a conversation. About video games. And it's probably relevant to your interests.

This is it - since this is the last week on earth before the games industry welcomes the next generation of consoles, we look back at the last 7 years and, somewhat unfairly, condense the collective artistic and technical accomplishments that went into creating games down into a trite top 10 list.

Fraser and Steve talk about Star Trek whales, Jaws 3D Jawses, and a whole bunch of games they've been previewing on Steam. WHERE IS JON? WHERE?!!? Games covered this week include Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, Eldritch, Lilly Looking Through, The Swapper, Space Engineers, and Syder Arcade.

This week the blokes talk about the multiplayer treat Forced, the the ever-evolving public perception of the Xbox One, how The Stanley Parable plays around with the concepts and conceits of player choice, and also how awesome Monkey Magic is.

Games discssed this week include MGS: Peace Walker, Hitman, The Stanley Parable Demo, Wolf Among Us, Rogue Legacy, Costume Quest (iOS), and X-Type - a browser-based game built in HTML5.

This week we make up for no Jon by having technical difficulties out the ass. Steve's laptop took it upon itself to forget it had wifi on three separate occasions.