
The Computer Game Show is a weekly podcast about computer games, hosted by David Turner, Sean Bell, Mat Murray and James Farley.Listen every Wednesday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.Email podcast@tcgs.co or visit tcgs.co to stream every episode, watch our Twitch streams, contact the show and more.Get exclusive content and more by supporting TCGS on Patreon at patreon.com/tcgs
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 543 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

GTA 6’s extended gameplay reveal, Gamescom’s Opening Night Live 2026, Xbox announces disc-to-digital feature, Project Helix will be a ‘family of devices’, and there’s been a massive Steam leak with early builds of Portal 2, Left 4 Dead 2 and more.
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GTA 6 has leaked in a huge way, you can now buy a t-shirt to help fired Rockstar employees, PlayStation reminds people that they don’t own their digital games,former EA manager doesn't believe the next Mass Effect will survive Saudi takeover, and leg... more
David and Sean return, and there’s plenty to discuss.
Such as Saber CEO Matthew Karch apologising to the writer he said he'd have "been happy to replace" with AI, Sony still hasn't chosen a PlayStation 6 release date, XBOX CEO Asha Sharma's internal... more
David and Sean are out, leaving James and Mat to put on their big boy pants and deliver a podcast all by themselves. Can’t be that hard, right?
This week: We're getting an "extended look" at Grand Theft Auto 6 on 27th August, Take-Two boss says we'l... more
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Sean, I say this as someone who genuinely enjoys the show and wants to give some feedback. You’ve got to stop with the constant mmms and yeahs and such when people are talking. It really interrupts the flow of the conversations. We know you are there. The other hosts know you are there. There is no reason to unnecessarily inject yourself in the conversation just to add these noises over and over. It gets really old.
These guys are great very British and discussions end up being very funny and full of banter, have started downloading older episodes just to hear more of them, great stuff keep it up all
These guys are great very British and discussions end up being very very and full of banter, have started downloading older episodes just to hear more of them, great stuff keep it up all
I wish they would stick to the politics and stay away from games.
I tune in every week excited for another classic woke rant, but it feels like every week they’re bringing up games again and again instead :(
Stick to the politics!
Always a great listen. Frequently laugh out loud at some of the chat.
Genuinely love listening to their thoughts on games.
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A looping roundtable of four British hosts covers gaming news, industry shifts, and hands-on impressions with a heavy emphasis on banter and long-form opinions. Episodes frequently explore hardware prices, platform strategies, and major publisher moves, interleaved with personal game picks, nostalgia, and audience feedback. The format blends sharp takes on industry trends with candid discussions about specific games, live streaming, and community interactions, making it feel like eavesdropping on a group of longtime friends who know their stuff yet aren't afraid to riff. Noteworthy is the consistent four-host dynamic, frequent detours into memory lane, and a willingness to mix industry critique with lighthearted humor, which can be appealin... more
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Recent guests on The Computer Game Show include:
1. Claire Jones
2. Jon Denton
3. Sarah Dyer
4. Ian Lee
5. Capone Adam
6. James Farley
7. Sean Labode
8. Pete Donaldson
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