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James Arthur talks bringing gigs and games together

Geekie Cassie and Luke Westaway join Inel and Steffan to get hands on with the Nintendo Switch 2, look back at the winners of the BAFTA Games Awards and review Tokyo Xtreme Racer.

After our first live show at New Game Plus during London Games Week, we held a short question and answer session with the audience. We hope you enjoy it, and we'll see you Tuesday for another new episode of Press X To Continue!

We were live at the New Game Plus during London Games Festival to talk nostalgia, Atomfall, and all sorts of stuff!

Today we’re going back to November 2021 again with the band Chvrches, creators of absolute bangers and the theme for death Stranding. 

We also review Deathloop - which doesn't get much love these days but it went down a storm at the time… enjoy

Steffan and Inel is joined by journalist Shay Thompson to discuss all the goings on in the world of gaming. Shay has been playing Metaphor: ReFantazo, but will she be able to convince Steffan to play a super-long game?


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Welcome to the Continue club! Time for another Retro episode of Press X to Continue -  this is the place where we share classic episodes of the podcast from days gone by when it used to live on the BBC 

This week we’re back in November 2021 and we talk to Bukayo Saka at the launch of the new CoD game that year. He was a top bloke and talked about how video games had helped him out a lovely chat really - elsewhere on the pod it was a big discussion - Call of Duty or Battlefield? What’s best?

Steffan and Inel are joined by Shay Thompson to talk handheld gaming, review a modern RPG and of course tackle some trivia. 

A Mexican road trip with Forza Horizon 5, and actor Giancarlo Esposito talking Far Cry 6

Steffan and Inel are once again joined by Dave Jewitt from EXP to share his gaming unpopular opinion. They also chat about how games have helped with real world skills, answer some questions from the Discord and try to reframe the concept of piles of shame.