VGC: The Video Games Podcast

Chris Scullion and Jordan Middler are here for all things Nintendo Direct - and more company closures. Send us your questions comments and concerns to podcast@videogameschronicle.comFollow us on Twitter @ Jordan Middler @Scully 1888

With Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree preloadng shortly, Jade King from The Gamer, David Carcasole From Playstation Universe and Hamish Black from Writing on Games are here with Jordan to talk about their first impressions of this long awaited title...

Fresh from their travels, the VGC boys are back doing what they do best! Do Ubisoft get too much stick? Get in touch - Podcast@VideoGamesChronicle.com -

VGC's Jordan Middler and Andy Robinson discuss the Xbox Games Showcase, mere seconds after it finished!

VGC's Jordan Middler and Andy Robinson are joined by GamesIndustry.biz's Christopher Dring as they give their reactions to the Summer Game Fest presentation, immediately after it ended!

Chris Scullion is in the big chair with Andy and Pete, drinking full fat energy drinks and trying to get to the bottom of the whole gamepad vs controller debate. Podcast@VideoGamesChronicle.com - what do you call your controller?

Jordan, Andy and Chris return for more acrid energy drink reviews, and positing on the future of the games media industry... Podcast@VideoGamesChronicle.com for all the competitions, and general chitter chat. Do say hello.If you missed our Hellblade 2 - Senua's Saga round table, do make sure you check that one out - it's a cracker!

Check out our review roundtable of Hellblade 2, as we're joined by Tamoor Hussain from GameSpot, Jon Clarke from XboxEra and Stacey Henley from TheGamer.Hellblade 2 is a dull, dated game that is dragged along by its incredible presentational flair. For a game shown alongside the debut of Series X, it's not reflective of the story Xbox is trying to tell with its first party. It's a hugely dissapointing sequel. Note: Jordan's audio is a bit wonky at the start of the show but recovers later on!

Jordan and the boys are switching things up - they're now bringing you a full week's worth of video game news on the final day of the working week. Why? Because it quite simply makes sense!