Join us in the final episode of the Digitally Uploaded podcast for the year as we look back at the games that were in 2024, and what we’re looking forward to the most in 2025. Overall 2024 has been a really good year for releases. So much so, in fact,…
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Apologies that we’ve been absent from uploading these videos. Various technical issues prevented us from doing a video version of the podcast, but we’re back now! In our final podcast for 2023, we look at all the games releasing in December. Admittedly this is a slower month than most for…
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It’s the final podcast of 2023! We hope that everyone has played some magnificent games this year, and is looking forward to a well-earned break (and perhaps a chance to catch up on the backlog). We’ve rounded out the year in style, with a big podcast, looking back at all…
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Normally December is meant to be a quiet month for big game releases, but thanks to Square Enix in particular, this year’s December release schedule is actually pretty robust! Join the DDNet team as we go through the big December releases, and please do let us know what you’re looking…
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Welcome everyone to the last podcast of 2022, and we have a bumper 2-hour special for your listening pleasure. First of all, we talk about the last wave of games to land in the year (there’s more than you think!), and then we chat about the challenges of open-world games,…
Read MoreIt’s our special end of year extravaganza! A two-hour-long epic podcast in which we chat about the year that was, the games we loved, and then look forward to 2022 and everything that is on the horizon there. What a year it has been for gaming, and what a year…
Read MoreWelcome to an unfortunately short podcast. Technical issues got in the way, but still, we managed to get a half hour show together! This week we look at the games you’ll be playing in December (and there are indeed a few good releases in a month that’s usually dead). We…
Read MoreList by Jim S. December is traditionally the quietest month of all for game releases. With all the stuff that launches in November, publishers and developers kick back a little, relax, plan for the next year, and we’re left to try and catch up on our backlog. Not that we’re…
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