The Gamereactor Show

We touch on the ongoing raging debate surrounding Beethoven and Dinosaur’s Mixtape, before turning our attention and sharing some thoughts on Playground’s latest open-world arcade racing title.

We spend some time discussing the latest indie hit, Mixtape, the action film sequel Mortal Kombat 2, and our time going hands-on with Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, in this bumper edition of the show.

We talk about the week that was on this episode of the show, including the ongoing situation at Nacon, PlayStation’s strange DRM policy, Injustice 3 rumours, and more.

On this episode of the show, we talk about the recent letter from Xbox’s leadership, Asha Sharma and Matt Booty, and discuss what this means for the future of the gaming brand.

In this latest episode, we discuss the impact of leaks and how it has changed the video game business from a consumer and corporate perspective. This is before sharing some early hopes and expectations for this summer’s Xbox Games Showcase.

In this crammed episode of the show, we recap the recent mediocre Xbox Partner Preview, spotlighting the positives and weaknesses of the broadcast, all before shifting the attention to the recent Epic Games layoffs that have rocked Fortnite, and also the Harry Potter trailer that we have varied opinions about.

On this episode of the show, we share tons of thoughts about Crimson Desert and whether Pearl Abyss’ game is truly set to be one of 2026’s best. This is before recapping the disaster that is DLSS 5 and touching on the surprising Subnautica events too.

We look at all of the respective categories and nominees and discuss who we believe could win each of the trophies on offer at this year’s event.

We talk all about Project Helix, the next-generation of Xbox, and the impact and potential it could have on the console hardware space, before switching gears to discuss Marathon, Resident Evil Requiem, and Highguard, one last time…

We recap the recent 30th anniversary showcase and discuss what we love and dislike about the format, all before turning our attention to Generation 10, and the imminently arriving Pokopia.