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John, Finn, Zach, and Derek are joined this week by IGN's Lucy O'Brien to talk about EA's handling of the Star Wars license, why the games industry needs to unionize, and some unforunate decisions by both Ubisoft and Warner Brothers that were announced over the last week.

John, Justin, Matty, Jeff, Derek, Reb, and special guest Steve Bowling (from NintendoLife and GameXplain) talk about the bombshell news earlier in the day that Bungie will be splitting from Activision. At the same time, a strange public battle between Unity and SpatialOS developer Improbable takes a strange turn in real time as Epic Games gets involved. Plus, discussion of Nintendo's "Twitter Dire...

Paused for Popcorn relaunches for a new year! In this first new episode, Jeff and Justin get together to talk about the subject of spoilers in discussion of tv and film.

John, Finn, Derek, Rebekah and RPGSite's Natalie Flores all return in this week's Final Fantasy retrospective, where we tackle some very broad and controversial opinions on the most popular game in the franchise.

SDGC cast members discuss their holiday backlog progress, talk about games that may have flown under the radar in 2018, and make some bold predictions for what is and isn't coming in 2019.

John, Finn, Derek, and Rebekah are joined by RPGSite's Natalie Flores to talk about what is widely regarded to be the best game in the Final Fantasy franchise for the longest retrospective yet.

John, Finn, Derek, and guest Anthony Agnello dive into one of the strangest and most freeform games in the Final Fantasy series: Final Fantasy V. Gilgamesh is the best Final Fantasy character and that isn't up for discussion (the editor responsible for this line has been sacked).

John, Finn, and Derek continue our Final Fantasy Retrospective, where we look back on all of the mainline numbered Final Fantasy games. Joined by The Escapist's Anthony John Agnello, the crew looks back on the various versions of one of the series' most definitive entries.

John, Finn, and Derek continue our Final Fantasy Retrospective, where we look back on all of the mainline numbered Final Fantasy games. Joined by The Escapist's Anthony John Agnello, the crew look back on the last installment to grace the original NES (and its remake for the DS).

The cast of SDGC sits down to discuss their favorite game of the year and a special runner up. From AAA to indie, from VR to adventure games, the cast was all over the map with their favorites.

November 2018 was a big month for games across all platforms. PS4 makes major headway thanks to big savings and stellar exclusives and Pokemon's biggest Switch title to date carried the platform. Meanwhile Xbox earnings are high thanks to Game Pass. Then, NPD's Mat Piscatella shares his personal favorite games of the year

In this After Hours special, Justin and Digital Foundry's Alexander Battaglia discuss what they're expecting to see in the next PlayStation and Xbox consoles

In this episode, SDGC's Zach and Justin discuss the successes and failure's of the latest Battlfield video game.

SDGC members delve into Final Fantasy II.

SDGC members reflect on Final Fantasy

An interview with one of Assassin's Creed Odyssey's lead quest designers, Nikolas Kolm.

Yo! Join SDGC for Episode 125 as we rank the best beards in gaming!

In this spoilercast, John and Justin delve into Marvel's Spider-Man, developed by Insomniac Games.

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John, Justin, and Zach discuss Destiny 2 - Forsaken and share their thoughts on the newest expansion pack, how they feel about it, and how Forsaken sets up Destiny 2 for the future John - @mistermegative Justin - @roboplato Zach - @BearClawGaming facebook.com/officialSDGC twitter.com/officialSDGC twitch.tv/officialSDGC *Zach was provided with a review code by Activision for this review, while John...

In this episode of SDGC we discuss our feelings on Octopath Traveler, what it means for JRPGs, the current state of open world games and what (or what doesn't) need to change.