PC is officially the worst place to play games. After 2 years of misery Tom takes the plunge and buys a PS5. Check out his impressions on various games this week on the show, as well as the plethora of stuff Ken has been playing and your weekly dose of news.

It seems like its all gone to sh1t for Microsofts aquisition of Acivision Blizzard. What does this mean now going forward for both entities? A shorter episode this week still full of news and announcements.

E3 is cancelled again, and this time it looks to be terminal. What does this mean for the summer of gaming going forward? In addition to this, Final Fantasy XVI has gone gold, God of War cleans up at the Baftas and we have new gameplay for Tears of the Kingdom.

Are 10/10 scores being given out more often than ever? This is the question we tackle when looking at the reviews of the seemingly excellent Dead Cells DLC - Return to Castlevania. Also Starfield has a firm release date and it is a little later than expected. The final big news of the week, Ken admits to only having a few inches. All this and more on your weekly fix.

This week we round up the reviews and our initial impressions of Wo Long Fallen Dynasty. We discuss the new Elden Ring expansion, and Tom is still playing Hogwarts Legacy

A new State of Play dropped this week, and whilst it had some promising shows, especially for VR2, we were really taken aback by how Rocksteady's latest game - Suicide Squad kill the Justice League looks. Talking of VR2, Ken got his unit early and has some impressions to share, and Tom bangs on about a game no one else on the planet cares about.

Tom gives his impressions of Hogwarts Legacy this week, and we wrap up reviews of PSVR2 and Horizon Call of the Mountain. We also ask, is this the best month ever for Playstation Plus?

A huge Nintendo Direct dropped this week with a tonne of surprises, presented in an unsurprising way. We break the whole thing down and run though the Hogwarts Legacy reviews as well as what we've been dabbling in. Enjoy

The 8BSS is back and our first game of 2023 is Streets of Rage. We dive into the history, development and our memories playing one of Mega Drive's best releases, and one of the gems of the 16 bit era.

With the partial dismantling of 343 we ask what the future of Halo is, and if the series is even relevant. The same question applies to E3 with the seeming confirmation that none of the big 3 publishers will attend this years show. On top of that Ken has achieved 100% completion of God of War Ragnarok and Tom is in love with Dead Space again.