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Rad takes a closer look at the PS5 Pro. Pro? She does so like a pro. Con? There's a lot of talk about wolf milk. Paul dives into two dystopian hellscapes: in video game form with Space Marines 2, and in board-game form, with Fallout Factions: Battle for Nuka World. Finally, there are two wolves inside Rad, and BOTH of them dug Alien: Romulus!

WE'RE BACK! After a necessary sabbatical, Paul and Rad return with a very quick (but probably rather slow, actually) look at Ubisoft's Star Wars: Outlaws, idle games Doctor Who: Lost in Time and Star Trek Lower Decks, and a road-test of the super bougie robot vacuum, the Eufy S1 Pro.

Rad has gotten her hands on the Microsoft Surface Laptop, but does Copilot+ add anything to the proceedings? Plus, an Esports debate spurred on by Saudi Arabia, and John Bercow joins Fallout London.

Rad straps on the Apple Vision Pro and discusses the ins, the outs, her neck, her back. Paul discusses the new Overwatch / Transformers crossover event, and your besties analyze the phenomenon of rage-quitting.

The new Google Pixel 8a is affordable... but is it "budget airline" affordable, or the good kind of afforable? Plus, the Catholic church is set to canonise the first ever gamer saint.

The new Elden Ring DLC is here, and Pauly liked it so he went and put an (Elden) ring on it. Also, Rad gets all up in her feelings over Inside Out 2!

Helldivers 2 gives it's players the power to choose: anti-tank mines, or sweet, innocent orphans? And speaking of power, Rad takes a look at two new Anker powerbanks.

The Apple WWDC is jam-packed with juicy stuff, so Rad sinks her teeth in (we had more apple metaphors but even we have limits). Plus, Paul waxes lyrical about the new gameplay footage and trailer for Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Can his saves be saved?