Seen On Screen Podcast

It's been a week since the release of the Xbox Series X|S and the PS5 and the dust has started to settle... for the people who could get one. David has managed to snag a PS5 for himself and he gives us his first thoughts on the system design, UI and games. And Sean shares about a PS5 selling for over $1500, but don't sharpen your pitchforks just yet, it's not what it seems! And lastly, it's a good thing that Sean and David were able to get a next gen system when they could, because supply issues might leave others waiting until next year, and rumors of more lock downs might not be helping matters.

It's time! The Xbox Series X and the Playstation 5 have finally released! Join Sean and David this week as they talk about their experience on the Xbox release and how it didn't live up to past console releases. With a lack of true next-gen games, is this console launch a dud? With some comparisons to past generations there might be some hope for the future. Later on the guys analyze some "hot takes" which has Sean in disagreement. It's another great episode about a day that didn't live up to the hype.

It's a half-birthday for Sean and David! Celebrating their 50th episode the guys bring you more of what you love. The same as always! With only a few days left until the launch of the PS5 and Xbox Series, Sean and David take a trip down memory lane and talk about how console releases used to be. Sony is also being Sony and is mad about PS5 UI leaks and we get another one of "David's Dicey Reviews" as he talks about Mansions of Madness and what it's all about. Lastly, Sean and David talk about the November game releases and Sean wants cheap, cheap candy.

We've been punk'd. After what feels like 1000 years, we were so close to finally playing Cyberpunk 2077. But no. CD Projekt Red has different plans, most of which include another delay. Sean and David aren't too happy about the news (as are many other people) but there's not much they can do about it. What's waiting another month? To brighten the bad news Sean and David discuss the things we like most. How EA has angered more people. But that's not all! It wouldn't be Halloween without the guys listing off some of their top movies of the season! lastly, the guys have another way for listeners to enter their draw for a copy of Cyberpunk 2077 (whenever it releases...). Listing off 10 possible "Keanu Reeves" costumes, David picks the one he's going to dress up as this year. All you have to do is tell us what he picked and you've got yourself a chance to win!

Sean has a new obsession, and it's causing him to use David as a way to get him NHL21. David isn't too happy about being dragged into this, but Sean can explain what his master plan is and his newest hobby. Spooky season is upon us and David gives the rundown on the perfect game to play for Halloween, "Betrayal Legacy", and if board games aren't your thing, maybe xCloud is. Apple still isn't playing nice with Microsoft, but there might be hope for iPhone users. Later on the guys discuss what might possibly be one of the most overlooked features of gaming consoles, the Main Menu, User Interface or UI as some people call it. Sony has a new layout and design for the PS5, but it seems that Microsoft is sticking with the same Xbox One UI for the Series X and S. There's a lot to take in, and while the guys are hoping for something easy on the eyes when it comes to their next gen systems, this episode is sure to be easy on the ears.

Sean and David swing full speed into this weeks episode with some fresh rumors about Spiderman and what may very well be the greatest cinematic crossover ever made! New rumors of the next SpiderMan movie staring Tom Holland, Tobey MaGuire, and Andrew Garfield. The guys discuss how these rumors came and David gives his thoughts on them all. Later in the show, did Disney learn something from the poor reception of Mulan? They dive into the new Pixar release coming to Disney+ for the low cost of being included in your subscription (Gasp!). And to top it all off, the guys finish with a discussion on whether Microsoft of Sony has made a convincing justification on whose system you should buy this next gen. It's a sling-filled episode that you won't want to miss. Because like Batman, this show is faster than a speeding bullet... or is that Wonder Woman.....

Sean and David are back from a little break. David is free from his education and you know what that means, more time for activities. David caved and bought Star Wars Squadrons, and is it no surprise that he has good things to say about it? And later the guys talk about how they miss enjoying one of their favorite pastime, going to the movie theater. Discussing some of the most recent delays and how theaters are handling the pandemic, is it due time for the guys to dawn their hazmat suits and catch the latest flicks on the the silver screen?

Microsoft has done it. In the course of only a few days they have managed to change the future of games and mess up just like Sony. On this weeks episode, Sean and David discuss some major purchases that Microsoft has made and how it's going to change the gaming industry. Sony might not be too happy about it, but they're for sure laughing at the Xbox Series pre-orders as many retailers sold out very quickly, and many didn't even get stock. David gives his thoughts on that situation and the guys have some exciting news to share!

It's finally happened! Sony has graced us with the information we've so desperately needed. The release date and price of the PS5. Join Sean and David as they discuss Sony's latest gaming showcase, breakdown their console pricing and discuss pre-orders. It's been a wild ride for Sony, but we're not too sure if they're in the clear just yet. Also in this episode, Sean and David talk about the newly released Super Mario 3D All-Stars and how it's reviews seem kind of odd. Nintendo gave us another mini-direct with some upcoming games which as you can expect, Sean is super excited for!

Back from another random adventure, Sean and David share some big scores they found and David has discovered Krispy Kreme doughnuts. Not only that, Microsoft has finally announced the release date and price of the Xbox Series S & X and now everyone is waiting for Sony's next move. Microsoft isn't pulling any punches now with some big announcements with EA, and Sean has some, surprisingly nice things to say about it. Ubisoft has graced us with a deeper look into some of their upcoming games and David gives his thoughts on Nintendo releasing Switch ports of Wii U games. It's an episode filled with a lot of new and exciting information and the only way to find it all out is to listen now!