The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse returns for its eighth year with by following up on Volume 7's Resogun show with our Nex Machina podcast.

Leon is joined by Jay, Karl and Tony for the second of our single format console special podcasts. Sony entered the videogames hardware market in the mid-1990s and made a massive splash with its debut system, the PlayStation. The panel shares their memories of this heady time when massive CD storage, 'real' audio, CG via FMV and thousands of textured polygons moving at hitherto unprecedented lick...

Appropriately - for the earth-shattering conclusion to our seventh year - we celebrate the coming of age of Square's Final Fantasy VII.

And so after a year's worth of zombies, spooky mansions, scary laboratories, definitely not zombies, horrific scripts and shocking performances, we reach the end of our Resident Evil series of podcasts.

We follow up Issue 322's Zone of the Enders podcast with a show all about the sequel, Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner (aka Anubis: Zone of the Enders).

In this interview extra, Darren Gargette talks to the two brainboxes behind Gory Detail. They discuss games past (Conker), present (Rusty Pup) and future (‘Project3’).

In this issue, we cover Fumito Ueda's third game and genDESIGN's first, the 2016 release The Last Guardian.

We speculate on what internal and external machinations led Resident Evil 6 to turn out the way that it did, as well as doing our best to articulate why this game seemingly disappointed so many players.

Marking its 30th anniversary, Leon, Karl, Michiel and Ben Cartlidge from One Credit Classics embark once again on that most treacherous of journeys from the Great Demon World Village of Ghouls 'n Ghosts.

Leon, Brian, Darren and Michiel pair up for a frantic session of the fourth game in Nintendo's cartoon racer series, Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

We turn our attention to Guerrilla's post-post-apocalyptic metallic monster hunt, Horizon Zero Dawn.

We continue our journey through the Final Fantasy series with the Super Nintendo Entertainment System's final entry as we cover Square's 1994 release, Final Fantasy VI.

For the eighth of our ten podcasts on the mainline Resident Evil games, we return to Kijuju for potentially the most controversial and divisive entry in the series.

In this issue, Josh, Sean, Michiel and Jacob take a bus to the small town of Innsmouth to investigate the fishy goings-on in 2005's Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth.

Darren and James buddy up to tackle the notoriously-hostile Far Cry 2.

In the first of our extra-length single-platform specials, Leon is joined by Mega Drive enthusiast and expert Dan Clark as well as retro collector and technical guru, Digital Foundry’s John Linneman.

The Cane and Rinse team turns their attention to Ninja Theory's most recent offering to the gaming gods - Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice.

Michiel, Tony, Karl, and UFC judge and One Credit Classics Ben Cartlidge discuss the perfect cultural storm that was 2004's celebrity stocked "urban" street brawl 'em up Def Jam: Fight for NY, what led up to it and what came after it.

13 years on from its release and seven years since we last reviewed it, Capcom's hugely well reviewed Resident Evil 4 comes under the microscope once again.

Strawberry print boxers all round as Cane and Rinse makes its first journey to the Demon World Village of Ghosts 'n Goblins (aka Makaimura).

Taking its cues from classics Defender, Drop Zone, and Datastorm, Resogun pushed the PS4's voxel-pumping power to the limit.

Alright squad, listen up. The objective is to assist Josh, Michiel and Simon Cole in successfully evaluating Sega's 2008 Tactics RPG, Valkyria Chronicles.

The Final Fantasy that was initially deemed too hardcore for the West. Leon, Josh, Jon and Leah have got the job to work out if Square's decision to keep this on under their hats for several years was justified. Final Fantasy V demands a lot from its players, and our panel. Will they survive Exdeath's final onslaught?

Leon, Michiel, new contributor Marvin Alexis and the Cane and Rinse community attempt to go beyond Daytona USA's beloved basics - those SEGA blue skies and some memorable music - to understand why people are still playing this vintage arcade title a quarter of a century on from its original release.

Perhaps appropriately, the last 'classic' style Resident Evil game (for a long while at least) would be the official, canonical prequel - Resident Evil 0. Leon, Darren, Michiel and guest Jon Salmon climb aboard the Ecliptic Express - the last train to Biohazard central - to report on their leech-infested adventures.