Latest Episodes of Spot On
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06:105Switch 2 Needs To Be As Powerful As Its Competitors | Spot On
On this week's Spot On, Lucy and Tam discuss the Switch 2 rumours, and argue that Nintendo has forged its own path with hardware, but it's no longer the only one in that space and it needs to start being competitive again.
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11:1711You Don't Own Your Games Any More | Spot On
With the news from a study conducted by the Video Game History Foundation revealing that a whopping 87% of classic games are no longer available, Tam and Lucy dive into why video game preservation is so important.
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13:131Big Budget Games Are Wasted Opportunities
Tamoor and Kurt discuss the responsibility of pushing the medium forward and who should bear it.
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10:583 1Stop Announcing Games So Early
With the news that the new Perfect Dark game is still years away, Tam and Lucy discuss why announcing games early can do more harm than good, even though there are reasons why doing so is to a developer and publisher's benefit.
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10:481Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Shows Bad Launches Don't End Games
"A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad." In this day and age--no game is forever bad, so it's time to rethink how we approach them, starting with Cyberpunk 2077.
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11:1717 1Why We're Worried About Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake
Konami announced that they're remaking Metal Gear Solid 3 this week. After initial excitement, Tam and Lucy question if that's a good idea.
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13:19Overwatch 2's Story Deserves Better | Spot On
Blizzard announced that Overwatch 2's Hero Missions have been canceled, so Tam and Lucy discuss the ways that universe can continue to tell its stories.
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14:171You Don’t Need To Make An Open-World Game | Spot On
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a brilliant open-world game, but developers and publishers should make smaller games, instead of bigger ones.
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09:042 4Stop Trying to Make Destiny | Spot On
With the negative reception to Arkane's Redfall this week, Tamoor and Lucy take a closer look at how Bungie's Destiny is influencing the industry, for better or for worse.
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