
When it comes to video games and the hardware and tech we play them on, the team at Digital Foundry are unparalleled experts. Each week, DF Direct breaks down the latest breakthroughs in video game visuals, sound, and performance happening on PlayStation, Xbox, the most powerful PC setups, and more. If you’re a geek for graphics, GPUs, or just video games in general, DF Direct will help you get th... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 354 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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A massive week for news. PlayStation ends decades of partnership with Hideo Kojima as Physint is cancelled by Sony - but picked up by Microsoft, meaning it's coming to Xbox. The team take a look at the surprise-but-a-welcome-one reveal of VRR coming ... more
The DF Direct Q+A Show returns and suffice it to say, there's a huge amount of interest around DLSS 5. Will AMD and indeed Intel deliver equivalent tech? What are the limits of DLSS 5 and how will they be overcome? Meanwhile, is Pearl Abyss developer... more
The Digital Foundry panel convene to talk about Sony's disappointing State of Play, John shares his thoughts on the Grand Theft Auto 6 Extended Look and there are more hints about Xbox's next-gen strategy as Asha Sharma discusses a family of devices ... more
Six months after its reveal, DLSS 5 has launched with NBA 2K27 and its utilisation is a world apart from the first clips, not to mention the vast array of modded footage we've seen since its leak last week. Rich, John and Oliver compare notes on the ... more
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The Foundry has been smelting in my ears for many years and it never been so good. 2 shows in a week is a treat. I used to watch the videos but I prefer the audio form. I know I’m missing some visual gags. Keep it up gents. Love y’all
Love the show, but low score will remain until you stop playing ads for stupid AI services.
like he always says 😂
Hi and welcome to this, my brief review of the DF Weekly podcast.
Originally, I was led to this show from John’s guest appearance on another gaming podcast I regularly enjoy. I love hearing each host’s perspective on various gaming and technology news, and I’ve found myself looking forward to spending time listening to this show each week.
While there is plenty of high level discussion on games and the games industry, my favorite aspect of this podcast is the technical deep dive they frequen... more
Picture a podcast where Marjorie Taylor Greene was reviewing bills and Democratic candidates, but she was supposed to be talking about Democrats like she was a part of them. While she’s talking, she’s choking on her own farts that is basically the summary of these guys making video games seem like an awful hobby for some reason.
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Tech-focused listeners tune in for rigorous hardware and performance analysis across PC, console, and hybrid platforms. Episodes frequently dissect GPU/CPU balance, upscaling, ray tracing, memory constraints, and the business shifts shaping digital storefronts, with extra attention to next-gen hardware, handhelds, and the evolving ecosystem of physical vs. digital ownership. A standout trait is the panel-style format featuring deep technical nerd-outs, informed predictions, and candid industry commentary, often correlating practical testing with broader industry trends. The show's appeal lies in its ability to translate complex GPU and system architecture topics into actionable insights for enthusiasts, developers, and prosumers who want to... more
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