In this episode, David and Seen On Screen discuss their recent fast food experiences, including a surprising win at A&W. They delve into holiday preparations, gaming promotions, and the latest in the gaming world, including Star Wars Outlaws and Xbox updates. The conversation shifts to their D&D campaigns, listener engagement, and the creative liberties taken in Lego Star Wars.

Join Sean, David, Alex and Tony for part 3 of their first ever Dungeons & Dragons adventure.

This week David has some pizza problems, and Sean is becoming the one thing he hates at this time of year. Sean and David both watched Jackpot and later, the guys are stuck on a deserted island with only a tv, their GameCube and their top 7 games (Don't ask us how things work on this island!). And with a new month, comes new games. The year is coming to an end and time is running out for new releases. Is there anything that stands out in October?

Join Sean, David, Alex and Tony for part 2 of their first ever Dungeons & Dragons adventure.

This week, Sean has started buying Christmas decorations Sony thought t would be a good time to announce the PS5 Pro at a price that has got everyone asking "wat?" And Nintendo things they can distract us from the lack of a Switch 2 announcement by giving us another Indie and Developer showcase Nintendo Direct

This week Sean and David tell us what they've been up to the last few weeks of summer. The Acolyte is officially cancelled. Sean has watched more movies than he ever thought was possible. The guys talk about their first D&D Adventure and a new month means new games!

Join Sean, David, Alex and Tony for part 1 of their first ever Dungeons & Dragons adventure.

Sean, David and Alex are back this week to finish off their Cash or Crap analysis of the MCU.

Sean and David are joined by Alex and Tony as they discuss the beginning off their Dungeons & Dragons campaign, Creating Characters, Problem solving and how to get the most out of your table top adventure.

Sean and David look back at the history of the Nintendo Switch. Were it came from, what made it great and where it's going. Breaking down the top games for the past 7 years. Does the switch have some life left or is it time to pass the torch to the next generation?