Seen On Screen Podcast

Eggy Milk season is in full force and Sean bought something big. The Legend of Zelda is getting a live action movie, Microsoft banning 3rd party accessories and David is tired of paying for subscriptions only to be shown advertisements on every platform.

The nights are getting longer and the days are getting shorter. That means more time for games, movies, and Sean and David. Spider-Man 2 and Super Mario Bros Wonder are finally out and the reviews are....odd. Finishing off spooky season with Totally Killer and celebrated 100 years of Disney with "Once Upon a Studio". And who could forget, new games in November.

This week Sean and David discuss the problem with yearly game releases, and how 8 episode TV seasons are ruining story telling. And with Halloween right around the corner they share some of their favourite movies to watch right before the big night.

This week Sean has made it a little further in Star Wars The Clone Wars and went to see Taylor Swift on the silver screen. All the Pixar movies have the same story line, Sony thinks you want a thinner PS5 and Microsoft owns everything.

This week is all about spooky board games. With special guest Alex, the guys talk about some of their favourite games to play during October and let you know what you should check out this Halloween season.

Not much is going on this week with Sean and David. Without being able to talk about Movies, TV, or Video Games the guys don't know what to talk about? It's that awkward time of year between Halloween and Christmas decorations, Sean isn't happy about egg nog or apple picking and explains to David "Gamer Girl Math"

The future is fuzzy for Sean and David. Every mainstream media company is on strike so the guys don't know what to talk about. But before that goes too far we've got the CEO of Playstation throwing in the towel, Facebook released their latest VR headset and October bring some new games for you to curl up with.

This week Sean and David have played the latest Walkabout Mini Golf Course - ALFHEIM and Nintendo has graced us with another direct. Did they show off the latest and greatest to come? Or was it just a reminder that Nintendo is holding onto the past.

This week Square Enix is loosing money. Microsoft found a way to kill off Xbox Live Gold. Starfield is living rent free in a lot of heads and it's time for clickbait articles to die.

This week Sean and David discuss numbers. Review scores and streaming numbers. What's wrong with the DC universe and who's paying off IGN?

This week Sony is asking for more money. Starfield is coming out, Disney is trying to take over trading cards and September gamers have a lot to look forward to!

Sean and David are back from their biggest adventure yet! This time there were some mega wins for the two of them as they found everything they were looking for and then some! New Star Wars is out and the guys have some concerns, and they've got a special announcement for what's next with The Seen on Screen Podcast.

This week it's all about toys. Special guest Eric Moon joins Sean and David to talk about how he goes about buying and selling collectable toys, setting up at expos and how he got into it all. The guys spend some time talking about their favourite toys and some of the best deals they've managed to find.

It's been 5 years since the launch of Xbox Game Pass. This week Sean and David discuss how the service has changed over the years and if the competition can catch up.

After a weekend of late nights with good friends, Sean and David discuss some of the latest board games they've been playing and give their thoughts on what ones you might want to check out.

This week Sean and David are staying away from Film and TV (and for the foreseeable future). The newest Walkabout Mini Golf course has them feeling a little evil, Pikman 4 is out and there's a lot of new games coming out in August that you won't want to miss!

It's happening. The end is near. Sony has accepted defeat and Microsoft has emerged the victor. Sean and David go on another game store adventure and they wonder if the days of deals are in the past.

This week Sean and David discuss the nostalgic factor that Nintendo seems to keep running on. Releasing New-Old games every year but people don't seem to mind. If it were anyone else fans would be up in arms... but is Nintendo immune to these unwritten rules?

There's nothing good on TV anymore. This week Sean and David discuss the lack of decent TV shows and how Disney and Marvel haven't kept their promise of engaging content between movies. But just because there's nothing good on TV doesn't mean there's no good games to play! With a new month comes a slew of new games! The guys break down what's coming out in July and what you...

This week the guys bring you on a journey through the thrift store. On their search for the Coronation Street Board Game, what else are they looking for? And the tables have turned on the exclusive games which is leaving Playstation fans with the same problem they've been happy others have had instead. Do they buy another console to play a few games, or suffer wishing they had more?

This week there's turmoil in the gaming world. Petitions are happening to get more Playstation Exclusives, and Nintendo has announced some massive games for the next 12 months. There's a lot to cry and cheer about and Sean and David break it all down in this week's episode!

Microsoft, Bethesda and Ubisoft have taken the stage with their latest game announcement showcase. How did it stack up against Sony's State of Play? Sean and David take a deep dive into what we've been shown and share their thoughts.

This week the cheese is ripe with Sean and David. Western Digital releases a new expansion card for Xbox Series X/S, The Flash is being held back by Ezra Millers poor decisions, Microsoft has found a loophole in their quest to buy Activision-Blizzard and Summer Game Fest has given us some new gaming trailers to feast upon!

We're back talking about games (sorry power tool enthusiasts). With Sony's May showcase behind us, Sean and David break it down to see what's worth getting excited for and what's worth sleeping on. And with June in full swing that means new game releases. The guys list off what you should be looking out for and what you could wait to hit the bargain bin.

This week on your favorite Home & Garden podcast, Sean and David discuss their favourite smells of the outdoors, power tools and general home renovation tips. Oh, and Michelle Rodriguez thinks there's too many Marvel movies, (but not enough Fast and Furious movies?). Sony is looking to buy more game companies and Microsoft's got more support for their Activision-Blizzard acquisition.