This is an extra episode full of Guess That Game. Not our usual format.

COVID-related chat about how our gaming life has changed. Plus, to cure your boredom, we give you the ultimate way to psychologically taunt your opponents with a layered message of put-down, and (unconnected) discuss the unusual ‘Pope’ simulator.

COVID-related chat about how our gaming life has changed. Plus, to cure your boredom, we give you the ultimate way to psychologically taunt your opponents with a layered message of put-down, and (unconnected) discuss the unusual 'Pope' simulator.

Is the new Sonic movie any good? Essential news on the Coronavirus, Maradona’s health, and a drug dealer’s arrest, plus our new game “Bullsht or BullTrue”—join us with special guest, Tectoniclondon’s Nana Parry.

In a sort of reboot, we mix it up with a Gamestop price quiz and a new game—“News Blank”. In a social experiment, Jay plays Overcooked 2 with his parents with disastrous consequences. Finally, we try to help the future generation of older gamers.

Spec and pricing speculations about the PS5 and Xbox X Series saves us from otherwise devoid news over the Christmas period. Resisting a list of the decade’s best games, we dream up a New Year’s Eve with the help of our beloved characters.

Our Christmas special is a celebration of the old and new—Half-Life is back with Alyx’s game, the tan leather jacket returns in Shenmue 3, and there is rumour of a new Bioshock game. Meanwhile, the new Google Stadia is met with a luke-warm reaction.

In a Halloween special we talk about one of the biggest annual game launches, Call of Duty, and the official launch date of the PS5. In a surprise ‘game’ comeback, we talk about the scariest games we’ve played and some costume ideas for you next year.

Nintendo is launching a spiritual successor to the Wii Fit—we take it apart (not literally) and talk of its merits, along with Untitled Goose Game. Nostalgia is in the air as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Dreamcast. Kojima is up to his usual.

Nintendo is launching a spiritual successor to the Wii Fit—we take it apart (not literally) and talk of its merits, along with Untitled Goose Game. Nostalgia is in the air as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Dreamcast. Kojima is up to his usual.