Extreme Gaming Podcast

Gray, Trev and Hans return with classic Doom getting a DLSS 5 makeover—and another debate over whether to embrace graphics mods or wait for official support. There’s also a reported GTA V browser experiment, Xbox Elite Series 3 controller rumors, and some strong opinions about batteries and vibrating headsets. Rising PS5 Pro prices and falling console sales spark a discussion about GTA 6, hardware...

Gray, Trev and Hans return with arcade nostalgia, graphics experiments and another lively debate about PlayStation. House of the Dead’s new arcade plans lead into PS5 upscaling, jailbreaks and emulation—and speculation about what that could mean for GTA 6 on PC. Gray finally tries DLSS 5 Swapper in Assassin’s Creed Shadows and discovers why Hans keeps talking about it. The crew also explores Borde...

Gray, Trev, and Hans tackle next-generation console rumours, Xbox’s studio shake-ups, and GTA 6’s expanding world—including a pricey merchandise collection that somehow forgets the game. The Witcher 3 remaster takes centre stage, with discussion of path tracing, accessibility improvements, and whether unofficial DLSS 5 mods make an already beautiful game worth replaying. Hans has now tested DLSS 5...

Episode 350 brings the full EGP crew together for a packed milestone show. Bungie promises to restore vaulted Destiny 2 content, prompting discussion about rebuilding trust, Destiny 3 and whether Marathon should survive. The team also examines War Dogs’ unexpected success, rising PC hardware costs, Xbox restructuring, Game Pass cloud limits and the eye-watering price of Valve’s Steam Frame. The Ho...

DLSS 5 takes center stage as Gray, Trev, and Hans examine the rapidly expanding world of unofficial neural-rendering mods. They compare DLSS 5 Autopilot, Swapper, Neural Upstream, frame generation, performance costs, slider controls, and Hans’ experiences testing the technology across dozens of games. The crew also discusses Sony’s argument that digital purchases are licenses rather than ownership...

EGP 348 brings Gray, Hans and Matt together for PlayStation disappointment, DLSS 5 experimentation, indie game reviews and a deep dive into gaming laptops. The crew reacts to Sony’s latest State of Play, debates PlayStation exclusives, digital ownership and whether clicking “Buy” should actually mean you own your game. Then DLSS 5 takes center stage as Hans shares his own testing, while the guys d...

EGP 347 this week is a two-man show with Gray and Hans, and Hans has just returned from Gamescom 2026 with plenty to report. He shares firsthand impressions of the massive crowds, huge booths, cosplay scene, indie areas and his long-awaited hands-on time with the new Castlevania, while Gray digs into the surprise reveal of The Witcher 3 Remastered and everything CD Projekt Red is changing. The guy...

EGP 346 brings another packed week of gaming news, industry chaos, retro nostalgia and one very strange simulator. Special guest Marek from GameHo.io returns to talk about pay-as-you-play game server hosting, supported titles, upcoming additions and why multiplayer server demand tends to come in waves. The crew then digs into the latest GTA 6 leaked footage, Take-Two’s aggressive response, Netflix...

EGP 345 covers another week of gaming news, hardware insanity and industry weirdness. The crew discusses Twitch quietly opting streamers into generative-AI training, leaked Zelda 40th-anniversary hardware, the confirmation of Hogwarts Legacy 2, and Gray’s deep dive into the Corsair XENEON EDGE and his animated Elite Dangerous Stream Deck setup. The guys also dig into the new Battlefield 6 x Top Gu...

Extreme Gaming Podcast 344 is packed with gaming news, hardware arguments, retro nostalgia, and a few inevitable detours. The crew discusses Take-Two’s enormous GTA 6 expectations, Quake’s 30th anniversary, PS5 Pro’s PSSR 2.0 update, Nvidia DLSS 5, and the latest GTA 6/Netflix rumors. Gray digs into Roblox’s massive valuation drop and a strange new diamond-powered quantum-computing claim, while Ma...

This week on the Extreme Gaming Podcast, Gray, Trev, Hans and Matt cover Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 potentially coming to Switch 2, the return of Crazy Taxi , GTA 6’s region-locked PlayStation codes and another painful wave of GPU, RAM and console price increases. The crew also examines new gaming announcements from San Diego Comic-Con, including future God of War plans, Marvel’s Wolverine , Star...

This week on the Extreme Gaming Podcast, Gray returns from Scotland, Matt returns to the show, Hans eventually escapes traffic, and Trev tries to keep the whole operation from sinking faster than a badly managed submarine. The crew discusses the possible return of Ghost Recon Wildlands, the continuing collapse of physical game sales, DLSS 5 customization, Nvidia’s expanding ARM support, GTA 6’s st...

In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the overlooked numbers, sneaky strategies, and technical innovations shaping how Sony and others approach PC gaming. If you're tired of waiting for the next big PC port, or puzzled why some have sold millions yet still seem hesitant, this is your essential inside info. Whether you’re a hardcore gamer, a modder, or just curious how massive hits are quiet...

Most gamers don't realize how rapidly AI is transforming the way we play—and the massive shifts happening behind the scenes. In this episode of the Extreme Gaming Podcast, Trev and Gray dive into the shocking layoffs at Microsoft, the questionable future of beloved studios like id Software, and how AI-powered upscaling like DLSS and FSR are revolutionizing graphics—with AMD now challenging NVIDIA'...

This week on the Extreme Gaming Podcast, Gray, Trev, and Hans somehow start with Scotland, World Cup misery, Irn-Bru, and “getting your jollies out,” then quickly descend into the usual gaming chaos. Episode 339 covers failed game preservation legislation, a PC game briefly asking for 64GB of RAM, GTA 6 possibly coming to Switch 2, the first prebuilt SteamOS gaming PC, GPU prices turning into disa...

This week on the Extreme Gaming Podcast, Trev and Gray dive into another cheerful little episode of “why is everything in gaming getting more expensive?” Xbox prices are going up again, PS5 sales are dropping hard, RAM prices are apparently entering their villain era, and GTA 6 may be the thing that causes console shortages anyway. Lovely. The guys also dig into SteamOS coming to broader PCs, the...

EGP 337 opens with condolences after the reported death of Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot, before the crew jumps into another packed week of gaming and hardware chaos. Trev covers GTA 6 pre-orders, the rumored $80 price tag, and the continuing madness of Rockstar fans, then moves into the brutal rise of handheld pricing with MSI’s new $1,800 Claw handheld. The guys also dig into Unreal Engine...

EGP 336 kicks off with Hans showing off his new “Godlike-adjacent” gaming laptop, Gray talking up Ramble Office Anywhere, and the World Cup briefly invading a gaming podcast against everyone’s better judgment. Then it’s straight into Nintendo Direct news, including Stellar Blade coming to Switch 2, Dragon’s Dogma 2, Devil May Cry 5, Rayman Legends Retold, and the big one: an Ocarina of Time remake...

EGP 335 is showcase overload, with PlayStation State of Play, Summer Game Fest, Xbox Summer Showcase, Computex, Nvidia news, and even more news to make everyone forget what day it is. Gray, Trev, and Hans kick things off with Nvidia’s RTX Spark, ARM-based gaming/AI chips, future laptop and mini-PC possibilities, and whether any of us will still afford hardware by then. The crew also digs into Bloo...

EGP 334 kicks off with Batman ears, a look at Graygamer’s 007 First Light collector’s edition, and a sponsor shoutout to Ramble Office Anywhere before diving into another packed week of gaming and tech news. Trev and Gray talk Steam Deck prices jumping higher, what that could mean for the upcoming Steam Machine, and why component costs are making everyone’s wallet quietly sob. The crew also covers...

EGP 333 brings Hans back into the chaos, which means the tangents arrive fully armed. The crew kicks off with Sony’s reported pullback from putting single-player PlayStation games on PC, leading to a lively debate about exclusives, “movie games,” God of War, The Last of Us, Days Gone, emulation, and whether PC players are really going to buy a PS5 just because Sony says so. The show also digs into...

EGP 332 brings Trev and Gray back for another round of gaming news, hardware talk, and just enough waffle to be legally considered breakfast. The crew digs into TSMC pushing toward smaller chip nodes, quantum computing, AI data centers, and the slightly terrifying idea that tech companies now need their own power plants. On the gaming side, they cover rumored Xbox controllers, including a cloud-fo...

EGP 331 kicks off with Artemis II moon shots, Discord Nitro finally becoming slightly less useless thanks to Xbox Game Pass perks, and the eternal mystery of what Discord Orbs are actually good for. Trev and Gray also dig into Sega canceling its long-rumored “Super Game,” Nintendo sending Cody Rhodes a polite Zelda Triforce warning, and the Switch 2 price increase that gives everyone one more reas...

EGP 330 digs into Sony’s rumored PlayStation DRM check, digital game ownership, and whether the industry is slowly nudging everyone toward cloud gaming whether we like it or not. Trev and Graygamer also debate physical vs. digital games, Denuvo-style DRM headaches, and the never-ending battle between companies, hackers, and players just trying to play what they bought. On the hardware and PC side,...

Discover the hidden AI revolution in gaming! This episode unveils how AI tools are secretly transforming blockbuster games, saving time, and crafting immersive worlds. Learn about AI's role in development, from generating assets to enhancing player experiences. We explore the impact of AI on remakes like Assassin’s Creed Black Flag and reveal how hardware and software are converging to redefine ga...