No Gaz this week but Nick and Warren talk about setting up a Video Game Room and adapting to collections. Also the popular 'Candy Crush' game gets discussed when it comes to buying in-app power-ups.

Nick, Gaz and Warren talk about the reveal of the Xbox One (not the original even though it sounds like it is), but not before Gaz gives us a talk about his time at Revival in Wolverhampton.

This week after talking about non-gamer views on gamers, we try out a little trivia on Video Games to test our knowledge.

In this shorter Episode, Alastair joins Nick and Gaz to discuss the eventual discontinuation of Online Services and supporting Virtual Consoles.

This week Nick, Gaz and Warren discuss the tweets made on Twitter from Adam Orth (Creative Director at Microsoft) about having a "Always on" console and how irresponsible his comments were. We also talk about our dream games that we want to see made plus the games we've been playing and the films/TV we've been watching

Warren and Ariel join Nick and Garry for the 40th Episode. This week we discuss value for money and Games that age well over time.

This week (once again joined by Warren) we discuss the announcement for the PS4 and Collectors who collect mint or sealed games. We also talk about the games we've played and the stuff we've been watching, plus some spoiler talk on 'Wreck-It Ralph'.

Warren returns to talk with Gaz and Nick about all things Gaming related. We discuss gaming innovation, attitudes towards gaming and some talks about neglecting the Wii U. Also we make a brief mention on the horse meat scandal in the UK.

Our regular guest Warren joins us to talk about the maintenance of Video Games and about fixing/moding our consoles. Also Nick shares a story about how he fixed a handheld console that got milkshake all over it (you have to listen to the podcast to find out).

This week we discuss the gaming features and mechanics which could change the face of gaming (including the decision making features of 'The Walking Dead' Game and 'Fighting Fantasy' Books).