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2021 is almost in the can. As the year flutters away down to the city dump where it will be forever forgotten, Ben, Floppy and Brayden take a look back on the second half of 2021 and talk all the big things that happened in gaming this year.

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2021 is almost in the can. As the year flutters away down to the city dump where it will be forever forgotten, Ben, Floppy and Brayden take a look back on the first half of 2021 and talk all the big things that happened in gaming this year.

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The year draws to a close, and the prediction podcasts slowly emerge from their year long slumber. Hungry after their hibernation, the Prediction Shows quickly spread throughout the podcast land, eager to invade the ears of many listeners before returning once again to their habitat to sleep until the next year.

Who reads any of this, really?

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Are Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearls faithful remakes, or a mess of a game?

The Game Awards are just around the corner, so Ben, Floppy and Brayden give their picks on who they think will take out each of the most popular categories.

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15 years ago the Nintendo Revolution began - and not just in name. We look back at the underpowered console that could, taking on the video game giants and revitalising Nintendo to where it stands today.

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GTA Remastered is out - even though it really shouldn't be.

PS3 is now 15 years old, which means it is retro and you're old! Sorry.

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Good twists in a video game will make a player think "this is just the best". Here are 10 of the greatest twists in gaming.

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Collector's Editions are tempting, mostly lousy and always pricey. However, if you managed to pick up some of these awesome pieces, you're in for a surprise. Here we talk about the best Collector's Editions out there.

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We may be in the PS5 Generation, but NOW is the best time to pick up a PlayStation 4. Floppy talks us through everything PS4 you would need to keep your gaming going until more PS5 stock becomes available.

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Some believe (Ben) that only recently has Nintendo trended towards business practices that are considered anti-consumer. While others (everyone else) can see that they have been doing this for much longer. So why do they do it? Why do they defy logic and reason yet still remain on top?