Seen On Screen Podcast

It's time for an Intervention. Too many games and not enough space. This week it's all about deciding what stays and what goes. Join Sean, David and Owen as they discuss their thought process on buying new games and how they decide what games will leave their collection. With a few suggestions thrown in, it might not be easy, but together we can get through this.

Another rumor is stirring in the pot. Is Nintendo planning on releasing Gameboy games to NSO? This week Sean and David go back in time and discuss their favourite Gameboy games and memories.

Let's do the time-warp again! This week is all about multiverses, branching timelines, and repeating the same thing over and over. Sean and David discuss the latest time-loop game, 12 Minutes, as well as the newest Marvel trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home. With pretty much any direction the MCU can go from here, the guys come out with some ideas on what they think and hope is going to happen and who's all involved. In some universe this episode never happend, but you're lucky enough to be in the one it did!

School's back in session and you're wondering what to bring with you. With not a lot of space to store your copy of Gloomhaven or Scythe, you have to be smart about what you bring. This week, Sean, David and Owen give their suggestions on the top games to bring with you to college. Nothing too big but everything that's sure to please. If you're worried about space, this isn't an episode you want to miss!

What if this week Sean and David talked about What If? And what if Sean liked the new Madden 22? And What if when a game said it's ready to play, it were actually ready to play? So many questions, and so little time. But hey, what if we talked about all that and more?

There's no time for games. It's all movies, all the time! With little desire to play games, movies are on the menu and Sean wants to talk all about them. Did The Suicide Squad entertain, or was it a flop and with Free Guy finally releasing, fan favourite "Cash or Crap" has returned, this time analyzing Ryan Reynolds to determine if he ultimately has what it takes to make some cash money!

Waterdeep, a city with bustling with adventurers looking for work and hidden figures looking to gain total control over the citizens and all who visit the city walls. This week Sean, David and Owen discuss one of their favourite games, Lords of Waterdeep. A Euro board game set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe. What makes this game so great and why do the guys keep coming back to it? Nothing is held back, for there can only be one true Lord of Waterdeep!

There's a great injustice happening in the MCU. Black Widow hasn't been paid her super hero fees and she's out for blood, the Disney kind! This week Sean and David discuss the latest news involving The Mickey Mouse Company and it's all about breaching contracts. Just like Captain America Civil War, Sean and David are divided on who's in the right and who should get paid. And speaking of getting paid, the latest Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson movie has released (Jungle Cruise) and David give you the inside scoop of what it's all about. Is it cash or crap? Well you'll have to listen to find out!

Everybody get up, it's time to jam now. Sean and David have it going on, welcome to the Space Jam! This week the guys talk about the latest film banking on nostalgia. Does the new Space Jam film hold up or is it better left on the bench? And it's been a while, but Sean and David managed to go on another adventure looking for board games and new old video games for their collections. Exploring the GTA they went to a few old favourites and some new locations, they give you the scoop on their finds and where you should check out. And lastly with August soon upon us, that means new games. The guys let you know what to look out for and what they plan on playing.

Sleeve it or Leave it. This episode it all about protecting the games you love the most. Join Sean, David, and Owen as they give their opinions on why they sleeve their games or not. Is it worth the extra money or does it prevent a game from gaining a proper play history on the table?