Game decompilation used to take teams of programmers years. Now AI tools can rebuild a game's code in weeks, and one of the biggest reverse-engineering communities has just shut down because it couldn't keep up.

In this episode, we dig into what AI decompilation means for PlayStation, the homebrew scene, and who gets to play, mod and own games in the future.

Preservation, piracy or access for all? Let us know which side you're on.

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This isn't a ranking of the best racers ever. It's the games they love most, and why.

From arcade classics to modern sims, Tomahawk and Luvva count down their favourites and explain what keeps pulling them back.

Expect SEGA Rally, Blur, Mario Kart, and plenty more.

What's your favourite racing game? Let us know your top 5 in the comments.

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Zach Cregger's Resident Evil just became the franchise's biggest opening weekend ever; but is it actually the best Resident Evil movie, or just the least bad one?

In this episode, we're reviewing Zach Cregger's 2026 Resident Evil reboot; following Bryan, a medical courier caught in the middle of a zombie outbreak in Raccoon City.

After six previous attempts to adapt the games, we break down whether Cregger's version (from the director of Barbarian and Weapons) finally nails the survival-horror tone fans have wanted for over two decades.

Have you seen it? Let us know if you agree with our verdict.

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