We look at the craze of Dumpster Diving, and give our thoughts on the controversial YouTube video that has surfaced which shows how game retailers discard their stock- could it be disposed of more ethically, donated to hospitals and orphanages instead of

Nintendo are entering the mobile market and have announced plans for a new console - the NX. Plus, we talk about the games which impressed us and left a great first impression. As always, we have the Top 10 Chart and the Fragfest 360 Quiz segments, but t

Fragfest 360's weekly podcast! This is Episode 110, where we explain the reason behind our events being cancelled and focus being put on our online video/ audio content. We discuss Free 2 Play games and whether they will always be seen by hardcore gamers

We discuss the findings of a survey which delves into the question of where game developers feel it is important to focus their attention- gameplay mechanics, story, marketing, monetization, etc? Plus, a look at ToeJam and Earl's KickStarter return, as i

GAME are selling a special version of Dying Light for £250,000 - we discuss it. Plus, the Top 10 sales chart, the Fragfest 360 Quiz (Head 2 Head round: Micro Machines), and a chat about the weirdest games we have ever played.

A big change to the show this week as we have two guest panelists in this week, which is a great opportunity to get some fresh perspective and stories on the games they have been playing recently and what they are looking forward to. We also talk about t

Who owns the Lets Play content on YouTube? Are Nintendo automatically entitled to a percentage of monies generated through videos featuring their games? We tackle this issue with stories of our own experiences. Plus, the planned patch for Halo Master Chi

SEGA are laying off 300 of their staff, we reminisce about the days when they were a powerhouse in gaming. Can they get back to that? Plus, there has been a movement on the Internet to boycott preorders. We cover this topic and draw our own conclusions.

This week we talk about age restrictions in gaming- with whom does the responsibility ultimately lie? Plus, what is an acceptable punishment for cheating in eSports, and how can it be prevented? All this, plus a new round of the Fragfest 360 quiz and the

H1Z1 was released this week, to a lot of criticism over their handling of microtransactions within the game, and the accusation that you can Pay To Win. This comes months after developers of the game assured Reddit users this wouldn't be the case. Specif