On this week’s PlayersToo Podcast: Mark and Lewis unpack Sony’s PlayStation 5 news. We also discuss the NHS's new gaming addiction clinic, while Epic is sued for making Fortnite ‘too addictive’; EA leak 1600 players’ information; crossplay finally comes to PS4; and id Software announce Doom Eternal is delayed. Plus Red Dead Redemption 2’s out on PC and Mario Kart Tour’s success. Plus games we're playing like Link’s Awakening and Ori and the Blind Forest, and a reminder of October's PlayAlong

On this week’s PlayersToo Podcast: confirmation that The Last of Us Part II won’t have multiplayer, FIFA 20 faces a fan backlash, PlayStation selling hardware directly to you, and major changes to PlayStation Now. We discuss the games we’ve been playing including What the Golf? and a final word on Control, plus shout outs for news on Apex Legends Season 3 and more. Then we discuss our September PlayAlong game, the game-changing indie platform-puzzler Braid, and announce Gorogoa as our game for October

On this week’s PlayersToo Podcast: Mark and Lewis run you through all the news from Sony’s latest State of Play, including a brand-new story trailer and release date for The Last of Us Part II. We share our thoughts on the price tag of Link’s Awakening, and discuss Google's response to Apple Arcade, Joy-Con drift on the new Switch Lite already, and Borderlands 3’s sales numbers. Plus the games we’ve been playing, including Mark’s first thoughts on Control and Lewis’s experiences with Apple Arc

On this week’s PlayersToo Podcast: launch titles and pricing are revealed for Apple Arcade; we discuss new Death Stranding gameplay footage; our reactions to Ring Fit Adventure; and we discuss the ESA’s plan to radically refocus E3 2020.

We discuss the games we've been playing, including Fire Emblem, Obra Dinn, Control and Baba is You. This week’s topic of the week is on mobile gaming in the wake of the Apple Arcade news: what makes a good mobile experience and which mobile games have we loved?

On this week’s PlayersToo Podcast: all the games from the latest Nintendo Direct, SNES games & Overwatch coming to Switch. Plus the new Resident Evil trailer, the initial reviews of new games including Gears 5, Borderland 3 and DLC for Celeste & Monster Hunter. Lewis gives his latest thoughts on Control, Mark is almost finished with Fire Emblem and our topic of the week is all about games reviewing - what’s the point of numbered reviews, and as games rapidly change how do reviewers keep up?

On this week’s PlayersToo Podcast: Lewis shares his early thoughts on Remedy’s Control, we discuss news of a Telltale revival, a new Resident Evil game is teased, a possible Overwatch Switch port and NBA 2K20’s gambling extravaganza trailer. After shout outs to new releases like Man of Medan and Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, we discuss Undertale - the cult classic indie RPG which has been our August PlayAlong game - plus we announce our PlayAlong game for September: the iconic puzzle platformer Braid

On this week’s PlayersToo Podcast we’re delighted to interview psychologist and scientist Dr. Pete Etchells, who's book Lost In a Good Game explores the science around some of gaming’s biggest issues, including violent games and gambling and addiction. Before that, Mark updates us on his Fire Emblem progress, we discuss the response of Ion Fury developers to accusations of homophobia, Sony’s acquisition of Insomniac, and we run through this week’s biggest releases, Control & Astral Chain!

This week’s PlayersToo Podcast is a Gamescom special! We run you through all the games shown on the opening night of the world’s biggest gaming convention. There’s lots to get excited about with Nintendo’s Indie World showcase, new games and updates at Inside Xbox, confirmation of more titles for Google Stadia, and all the news from Gamescom Opening Night Live, hosted by Geoff Keighley and headlined by Hideo Kojima. Tune in for all the games we think you need to know about!

This week Mark and Lewis discuss Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo agreeing to disclose lookbox odds while Rocket League removes them entirely; Walmart removes violent imagery from its stores and ESPN drops an Apex Legends tournament; Xbox seems open to publishing on Playstation, and an FCC patent hints at SNES games for Nintendo Online. Our topic of the week is all about gaming sins - those games we never started, never finished, or never should have bought in the first place...

On this week’s PlayersToo podcast: Trump blames recent gun violence on games, Activision courts controversy as chemical weapons appear in Call of Duty, Ninja leaves Twitch for Mixer, and Ooblets’ Epic exclusivity deal leads to outrage.

Mark takes us through his early experiences with Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and we discuss the potential pitfalls of Activision’s decision to add microtransactions to Crash Team Racing post-release and review - what could it mean for games and gamers going forward?