In the last episode of 2016, our festive funsters attempt to talk Platform games but somehow get side-tracked by Kevin Pollack, Steins;Gate, Horror films, and Sink the Bismarck!

Coming to you in glorious HD, our boys take a look at strategy titles like Command and Conquer, Fire Emblem and Civilization as well as discussing the Nintendo Switch and much more besides.

Following the announcement of the Nintendo Switch, Stefan thinks he's funny

Simulation games go under the microscope in this episode, as Stefan, Phil, and Ant discuss The Sims, goat's cheese, Bullfrog Productions, Tropico 5, and Theme Hospital, all whilst Phil mocks an oblivious Stefan.

Once again it's EGX time and we discuss what was on display on the show-floor this year in Brimingham including South Park, Dishonored 2, Mekazoo, and Yooka-Laylee.We also feature interviews with the people behind Windlands, and Klang.

These are the voyages of the Starship Vanderhoff, our weary crew find themselves facing terrifying Xenomorphs, Species 8472, and Lemon Sorbet.We also find out what Clare does with a Flake

Back in the studio again our trio discuss driving games of past and present, including Mario Kart 8, Blur, and V-Rally.As well as reveling in the excitement of The Dreamcast Junkyard having discovered the identity of The Dreamcast Barber, we also introduce a new feature dubbed "SFX Roulette"

For the first time in nearly two years the guys are back recording in the studio together, though by studio we mean Phil's place, all because we're welcoming the return of a very special voice.That voice joins Stefan and Phil to chat about the very recent developments at E3 2016 and what games we think you'll all be spending your money on in the near future

In this episode we talk to Jordan from Resonance Studios about upcoming PC title "Starship Mechanic" as well as Stefan's recent day at Southampton Gamefest and Phil's disappointment with Splatoon, there's also mention of Grand Kingdom and One Piece: Burning Blood.

Stefan and Phil chat to award-winning British comedian and filmmaker Alasdair Beckett-King about his point and click adventure game Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet, as well as vegetable burgers, Morrowind, and good hair maintenance.