
The Gamereactor Show will see co-hosts Ben Lyons and Alex Hopley discussing the latest headlines, stories, and developments that pop up in the video game and wider entertainment space. With new episodes airing on Fridays on a bi-weekly basis, be sure to tune in for in-depth discussions, often with guest stars from the Gamereactor network and beyond.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureTV & Film | |||

We discuss which games have impressed us the most so far this year and how they will play a part in the coming awards season.
We talk about the huge Xbox news and what this means for Microsoft’s gaming division now that thousands of jobs have been cut, studios sold or allowed to go independent, and management or philosophy changes proposed across the board.
We talk about the reported recent layoffs and studio closures/sales report affecting the Xbox business, before also touching on Grand Theft Auto VI once again.
We recap and look back on the Nintendo Direct, talking about what we liked and disliked about the recent showcase.
We look back at this past weekend’s major broadcasts, talking about what surprised us, what excited us, what shocked us, and what we’re looking forward to later this year and beyond.
We look back at Sony’s showcase and talk about the exciting reveals and developments, all before looking ahead to this weekend and talking about what we expect from this year’s major events.
We dedicate a bunch of time to talking about James Bond’s latest action-adventure game, all before speaking about The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s Songs of the Past expansion, the Steam Deck price hikes, and sharing a brief preview of all things PlayStatio... more
We touch on the recent major decision by Bungie to move on from Destiny 2, despite no firm plans for the future, all before talking about the recent Warhorse announcement, and the latest news on Grand Theft Auto VI.
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