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This week Sean and David have three big presentations to dissect from Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo. E3 may be dead, but the Summer of Games is still very much alive!

Sean's back home after a long weekend visit to David's home restaurant. The new 007 game is gaining a lot of attention and Forza Horizon 6 is taking us off to Japan.

21 years since it's release, the Xbox 360 paved the way for many of the modern gaming successes and failures. Sean and David look back at what made the Xbox 360 great and some of their favourite games of the 7th generation of gaming consoles.

That summer breeze is in the air and the grill is fired up. This week Sean and David talk about their favourite games to play off-screen, with a cold drink in hand and glizzy's on the bbq.

Finally! The thrilling conclusion to Sean, David, Peat and Alex's grand adventure in The World of Emlearal!

This week Sony and Microsoft switch spots being the bad guy. While Microsoft has done a first of it's kind for gamers, Sony is taking a page out of a long forgotten time which helped propel the PS4 to be a massive success... only they're doing the complete opposite.

Sean and David are joined by Alex and Pete to adventure in a special one-shot D&D adventure in the World of Emlearal! Mike Carey, creator of this epic world joins us as Dungeon Master to take our 4 brave warriors on an unforgettable journey! Join our warriors in part 2 of their epic adventure!

This week Sean is looking for a popcorn bucket, Mario has too much going on and The Mandalorian is looking pretty darn good. The guys are feeling empty after finishing some games and we're worried that Xbox Gamepass might no longer be the same value as it is now.

Sean and David are joined by Alex and Pete to adventure in a special one-shot D&D adventure in the World of Emlearal! Mike Carey, creator of this epic world joins us as Dungeon Master to take our 4 brave warriors on an unforgettable journey!

This week David retired from the Seen on Screen Podcast to pursue his new craft beer hobby, April Fools Day isn't what it once was, NASA and Nintendo sent a man to the moon, and there are a lot of new games coming out this month.

This week David has been brewing up something new at home, Fast Food CEO's have been battling it out over social media, Nintendo is throwing us a bone with a price drop and that AI bubble is starting to pop.

Sean and David are back with the final showdown of the greatest games of all time. Who will be crowned the GOAT of gaming?

This week Sony is testing out dynamic pricing, Microsoft is going back to what made Xbox great (or so they say) and Nintendo finally released a Switch 2 game that is selling out everywhere.

March is well under way and you know what that means? IT'S MARCH MADNESS! This week Sean and David debate it out through 64 of the most popular games but only half can survive. Winners move on to the next weeks bracket. Who will survive round one!?

This week Nintendo is back to releasing old games at full price. There's a new Pokemon game around the corner, and it's giving us Animal Crossing vibes. And major shakeup happening within Xbox that could change the future of Microsoft's gaming division forever.

This week Sean and David talk about the newest trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu, Seans controller woes and Sony's most recent State of Play.

This week Sean tries to make a normal sale on Facebook Marketplace, the guys vow to make the Coronation Board game great again, and Nintendo gave us a sneak peak of upcoming - re-releases for the Nintendo Switch 2.

This week Sean and David discuss the not-so-soon 50th Anniversary of Star Wars A New Hope, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and all the games you won't want to miss in February.

Join Sean and David as they discuss the future of Star Wars leadership, a new Darth Maul series, Ubisoft disappointing everyone and Microsoft showing some big games coming this year.

Join Sean and David for a look at Sean’s DIY Dyson restoration, David’s New Year's resolution, Anthem's server shutdown, new Xbox Game Pass titles and leaked Steam Machine prices.

Join Sean and David as they ring in 2026 with a retrospective of the best movies, TV shows, and games of 2025. The guys share their recommendations on must-watch hits alongside addictive gaming titles. Join in some festive tales of one-legged turkeys, holiday "purges", and the debate over why snowmen decorations are retired too early.

As the snow falls gently outside, Sean and David bring us some Christmas Cheer. With the latest game announcements from The Game Awards, to the things they love most that make Christmas special.

This week Sean and David are joined by their friend Sarah Thompson for this special Christmas Villain Episode. Who's the naughtiest of them all?

Black Friday has come and gone, but did the guys get any deals? Fallout Season 2 is right around the corner, and the yearly Game Awards is coming up soon and Sean and David give their picks for who should win.

This week Toys R Us is calling it quits, Mario is coming back to the silver screen, and Microsoft has us excited for a lot of upcoming games.

This week Nintendo pulled an Apple move. Valve came out of left field with some exciting new hardware, and the latest Call of Duty isn't shining as bright as it's predecessors.

It's been 5 years since the release of the Xbox Series X/S. Join Sean and David as they take you back to the launch day 2020. Was it the release of the century, or are we just looking back through rose coloured glasses?

This week Sean and David are feeling a little defeated, they explore Springfield and David is a Battle Royale winner. Content creators are leaving EA's partner program en masse and we're coming up on the end of the PS5/Xbox Series era..but is it too soon?

This week the country has stopped for Baseball, Battle Royale is back on the menu and the spookiest day of the season is here, but it doesn't feel very spooky.

This week Sean hit the Jackpot, David becomes the founder of a new sports bar, and Nintendo has let us down once again with a new Pokemon game.

This week David has plumbing issues. Battlefield 6 is off to a great start. Sean is back to buying physical media. Disney+ wants to reach deeper into your wallet and the guys discuss if streaming services are even worth it anymore.

This week Sean and David have discovered more evil details behind Microsoft's Gamepass price increase. Sean's been checking out some virtual concerts and there are a ton of new games to enjoy in October.

This week Sean and David struck Silver on some Adventures, EA games is up for sale and Xbox is asking for more money.

This week Sean and David look back at some of the biggest trends in Board Games, what made them great and if board games are heading back to top shelf of the linen closet for most people.

This week is about the spiciest of takes around as Sean and David discuss some of the most overblown or over rated trends in gaming.

Back by popular demand! The Seen on Screen Podcast's very first Dungeons & Dragons adventure in it's entirety. Come join Fin, Paup and Gur as they travel the lands and investigate the disappearance of the local merchants.

This week Sean and David discuss the future of Call of Duty vs Battlefield 6, Nintendo is holding back on giving developers dev kits for the Switch 2, and the big summer blockbusters aren't drawing the same crowds that they used to.

This week Sean and David talk Batman, the Lego kind. Kirby Air Riders, Nintendo Indie direct and how Activision is giving players even more reason to play Battlefield 6.

This week Sean admits he's a Swifty, game developers think they can get away with using AI, and the guys jumped into the Battlefield 6 open beta, and Activision is worried about a mass exodus of Call of Duty players.

This week Sean and David take a trip down memory lane and talk about the games they used to play in elementary school, Nintendo graced us with a developer preview and the guys list the latest and greatest games that are coming out in August.

This week David scored the ultimate TV, Sean saw some sexy dinosaurs, Pokemon tried to bring the hype, Nintendo did Mario dirty and Happy Gilmore 2 hits it down the fairway.

Deep in the SoS archives David dusted off a never aired episode. From the confines of COVID lock downs. Sean and David list off the games they would want on a much desired N64 Mini that never came to be. This episode recorded in May, 2020 is finally released to the public, for the first time ever.

This week Sean and David talk Prime Day and what it means to them. The new Xbox/Asus colab is super expensive and the guys take it offline and list the best games to take with you to the cottage or trailer this summer.

This week Sean is wanting a 3D printer, Sony fans are trying to ruin things for everyone and have we come to the end of the Superhero movies?

This week Sean and David talk about their post-Canada Day shenanigans, David did a bad thing (but very delicious), Nintendo is going to take more of your money for old tech and the guys discuss creative changes in media adaptations for television.

This week Sean hates smoked meats and he's got nothing more to do in Mario Kart World. Microsoft branded another device, painted it black and called it an Xbox, Nintendo has some work to do with the Gamecube selection on Switch 2 and July is right around the corner so that means new games!

This week David contemplates renewing his PS+ subscription. Sean isn't as good as he thought he'd be in Mario Kart World, and Nintendo gave us a deep dive preview of the upcoming Donkey Kong game for Nintendo Switch 2.

Sean got his Nintendo Switch 2 and is lovin life, the guys got a taste of an upcoming "musical" platformer, and Microsoft stole the spotlight this week with their games showcase.

This week Sean's Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order was..revoked? Sony gave us a State of Play to distract from Nintendo and June comes packed with a bunch of re-releases for a new console.

In less than a week the Nintendo Switch 2 will be released to the masses! This week Sean and David share some of their favorite games from the last decade of the Nintendo Switch in anticipation for the next generation Nintendo console.