GEEK THEORY PODCAST - What's the Sequel to Pizza?

This week, we're back to making our lists and not really checking them once. We've got a selection of Ninjas and Samurai to contend with.

Gavin starts by going back to the 90s, a safer time when we were protected by mutated animals of all varieties. Alex explores the storied history of the ninja, both ally to Good Boys everywhere and mortal foe to helicopters. Then David spins a sad tale of wasted potential, but with a possibility of a bright future ahead.

Of course, there's the usual nonsense as well. We basically have it trademarked at this stage. Enjoy. ;)

GEEK THEORY PODCAST - E3 2019: Two Hot Pipes of Fresh Content

E3 is finished, but that doesn't mean the coverage is. We discuss the ups and downs of this year's conference. David starts with his excitement over how tight his wiggle sticks can get with the new Elite controller. Alex and Gavin raise concerns over the music of their youth being corrupted by committee and then we all gush over how amazing Devolver Digital was for the third year running. Then David gets angry about Pokemon. Mostly... mostly.

We also start randomly start dishing out quests at the end. Gavin's is relatively simple, Alex's has tiers, most of them moist and David's is purely selfish. It's fine, don't worry about it. Enjoy. ;)

GEEK THEORY PODCAST - The Gang Go Outside

This week, we all leave the house to go to Play Expo, an interactive exhibition celebrating computer games and gaming over the past 30 years. We spin tales of wonder on the sights we saw, the people we overheard and the old games we didn't buy.

We also open with a classic slice of British humour, get into an argument over semantics and discover a hilarious new way to describe marmalade. Don't believe me? Give a listen. Enjoy. ;)

GEEK THEORY PODCAST - E3 2019 Predictions: It's a Thing of Teeth

E3 is once again almost upon us. So naturally, we'll try and guess what we're going to get shown and look like a bunch of smarty pants.

What turns into our most sensible and informative conversation about the future of consoles, we rightfully sandwich that between a complete nonsense introduction and by the outro we've completely lost the plot. (All hail Devolver Digital) Enjoy. ;)