Welcome to Summer Update Fest, also known as SUF.

In this episode, Nintendo can't keep spilling beans and updates us on Bananza, we get an update from Rob's Expedition, Mario Kart World gets a controversial update and several other games get updates too.

It's been so busy! There's a bacon-double-cheese-XL amount of news thanks to SGF and friends. So that's the podcast. Oh and the Switch 2 came out.. I guess there's that small issue to deal with too.

Well it's certainly been a collection of days. An arbitrary grouping of time segments indeed. Undoubtedly a set of rotations that happened. For sure, a sequence of lightenings interleaved with darkenings at intervals of a regular nature. Categorically a rhythmic alternation of celestial photons codified by duration.

In this episode: the last of our Switch 2 news before launch, Avowed, Captain of Industry, Astro Bot and a fizzy curiosity.

With great ray-tracing comes great responsibility. Getting sued by Ray Winston isn't on my to-do list.

Naturally we talk about the new Grand Theft Auto VI trailer, but there's more Avowed to play, Captain of Industry got an update, and Expedition 33 dials up the French.

In this episode, more Switch 2 news (of course), South of Midnight, New Star GP, Astro Bot and a return to Dwarf Fortress.

No funny blurb this time. Just a shout out to Giant Bomb and Polygon amidst more awful corporations doing bad stuff.

Putting the "shine" back into "oi, watch it sunshine!"... it's the SaladCast.

What else was this podcast gonna be about? Nintendo spilled some beans and didn't bother to mop the floor. Let's eat!

I'm just disappointed we didn't get a rooftop Switch 2 party.

Season 16 is upon us, bringing a few changes. Hopefully you won't notice them.

Oh, making my mind slow

Sorry I was somewhere else there for a second... my youth perhaps...

In this episode: HASTE: Broken Worlds, 7th Guest VR, Spyro the Dragon, Balatro, No Man's Sky and nostalgic wittering... sigh.

In this episode we talk about the Playstation State of Play, NVIDIA's poopy 5000 series launch, Yakuza 6, Rift of the Necrodancer and the brilliantly titled Sandustry.

I think more game genres should have easily identifiable naming conventions. Rythm games generally have it down. FPS could learn a few tricks though. Less "Destiny" and more "Gun Dude".

You can have "Saladustry" as a possible factory game name. I like that one. You're welcome.