Seen On Screen Podcast

Sony has been trying hard to please gamers. Unfortunately with some of their recent action they seem to be going in the opposite direction. Join Sean and David this week as they discuss what Sony is doing and how it's affecting their image. And while Sony is doing something everyone hates is Ubisoft getting a pass? It seems that servers are shutting down left and right and gamers are feeling cheated. But it's not all Doom and Gloom. Nintendo had a recent Indie Developer Showcase and there were some games that really caught the guys eyes. All that and more on this weeks episode!

With March in the rear-view mirror, April brings a plethora of new games for us to play, and thanks to Microsoft, we won't have to pay very much. Join Sean and David on this week's episode as they discuss what Sony is trying to offer to entice players to use their PlayStation Now platform and if Microsoft really has any competition. With Microsoft having MLB The Show 21 releasing on Gamepass day 1, what does that mean for Sony and retail outlets hoping to cash in on game sales? The guys break down what's going on and give their take on the situation. Is Microsoft hogging all the desserts at the buffet table, or is there plenty to go around?

Spring is in the air, birds chirping, squirrels stealing nuts and Sean and David are going into lockdown 3! This week the guys discuss some new info about the Obi-Wan Kenobi TV series and the newest trailer for Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Sean wonders if he will have to watch the Clone Wars TV show in it's entirety to understand The Bad Batch, but David has some thoughts to share on that. And as always, there's a bunch of new games coming out this month and the guys highlight the ones you won't want to miss!

It's done. Sean and David sat through Zack Snyder's Justice League. All 4 hours of it. They've reflected on what they saw and are now going to give it to you straight. Did they love it or did they hate it? Was it too long or not long enough? But most importantly, has it redeemed itself as a quality superhero movie? And DC fans weren't the only one getting some super powered content. Sean and David finish off this weeks episode discussing the first episode of Falcon and The Winter Solder. Did David hate this one as much as WandaVision? Don't worry, he'll let you know.

This week is all about the things we love to hate, and hate to love. Join Sean and David as they talk about buying memes, EA gate and the 41st Annual Raspberry Awards (or Razzies for short). It's no secret that David hates awards shows, but this one's different. Sean and David break down the nominations for the best of the worst movies, actors and scripts of 2020 and give their thoughts on who should be King of the Trash.

Some big news in the gaming world this week. Microsoft has finalized it's acquisition of Bethesda and all that it's made. Join Sean and David as they discuss all that has come of this purchase, what it means for Microsoft and Sony and a look back at some of the best games made by Bethesda and it's sister companies. And finally, David gives his thoughts on the last episode of WandaVision. It's a convoluted mess and he just can't find the words to describe it. This is an episode filled with some of the best games ever made so you won't want to miss it!

Spring is on the horizon and that means more games to look forward to. This week, Sean and David talk about Sony's latest State of Play and a few of the highlights of the presentation. Square Enix has caused some controversy with this month's PS+ offerings and the guys discuss if people have the right to be upset and a few new Pokemon games have been announced (some old, some new). What about WandaVision you might be wondering.. Don't worry, David rants about that too. All on this weeks episode of the Seen on Screen Podcast!

Disney is at it again. This time bringing us more content than we could consume in a lifetime. Star network as been added to Disney+ and Sean and David discuss what this means for Netflix and Prime Video. But not only that. With the Golden Globes around the corner and many movies that people haven't seen getting nominations, Sean asks if it's time for these movies to release on streaming networks for a wider audience to enjoy. Are award shows a thing of the past? the guys discuss all that and more on this weeks episode!

Disappointment is all around us. Nintendo gave us an (almost) hour long direct and it has left us asking "What have you been doing this whole time?" Join Sean and David as they break down the latest Nintendo Direct and discuss what's coming this year to the Nintendo Switch. From remakes, to remasters. There doesn't seem to be much to keep fans happy (and they aren't!). Is Nintendo falling behind the likes of Microsoft and Sony? Or are they just beating to a different drum, that's a few years old. All that and more on this weeks episode!

Love is in the air and who better to serve up the best Valentines entertainment than Sean and David. But it's not all love and rainbows. CD PROJEKT has been hacked. What could these hackers want? Why did they do this? What effect will it ultimately have? Sean and David discuss this before they dive into the juicy love stuff. Their top 10 Romantic Comedies of all time (or at least in their honest opinions). So light some candles, spread the rose petals on the bed and take some notes because one of these movies might just make your night.