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It's been a month since our beautiful tones have graced you, but we're back with a highlights package of our time in the studio during March.

We've got an interview with the co-creator of Anodyne Sean Hogan, as well as a feature on the games we wished we had completed. One cast member has a fair few to rattle through...

On top of that, there's also a chance to discuss Star Wars: Jedi Power Battles and free to play games.

Why don't you pull up the best chair you've got and sink into this fine hour of podcasting delight

Power Supply (Anamanaguchi) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

PlayStation 4 is the word of the week for the Scratched Disc podcast as we analyse Sony’s new console as well as our PlayStation memories. Not really, we just talk about it for a bit and offer our opinions, but hopefully it’s more enjoyable than all the other opinions you’ve read so far.

We also manage to squeeze in some talk about games we’ve been playing – it’s very short – and a conversation about burying newspapers. It’s a rootin’ tootin’ good time and we would be glad if you shared it with us!

Music used throughout is Anamanaguchi. Seriously, check them out.

Sting Operation (Anamanaguchi) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

On yet another whirlwind edition of the Scratched Disc podcast, we lay down the audible chocolate and bring you our opinion on the recent PS4 controller as well as the critical reaction to Alien: Colonial Marines.

On top of that, we've got a feature on our favourite almost-romances in games as well as the winner to our little competition.

If you like the cut of our jib or just want to get involved, give us a tweet @ScratchedDisc or e-mail us at sdiscpodcast@gmail.com

Anamanguchi's Sting Operation is used. It is well awesome. Check it out: Power Supply (Anamanaguchi) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

After a year and a half, we finally get our stuff together and produce something actually worth listening to. We interview Nicoll Hunt, producer of upcoming iOS and Android game Fists of Awesome to find out what it's like developing his indie game and working on the Ouya.

On top of that, we have the usual rambling nonsense in what we've been playing and the news, while in our community interaction section we find out which football manager you shouldn't pick a fight with.

Don't forget you can tweet in via @scratcheddisc or e-mail sdiscpodcast@gmail.com.

Legal note: Music featured throughout is Anamanaguchi. They're amazing, check them out:
Power Supply (Anamanaguchi) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

Ah, what a glorious day for a podcast. As the Scratched Disc team roll on into February, we bring our unique opinion on GTA V's release date and Temple Run's great news.

On top of that we also delve into the incredibly important topic of what game you should play for which hangover you might be suffering from and as ever we have a community interaction section of the week.

Want to get involved? Give us a tweet @ScratchedDisc or e-mail us at sdiscpodcast@gmail.com

The super awesome new music is Sting Operation by Anamanaguchi. Check it out.

Power Supply (Anamanaguchi) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

Oh dear, our show got affected quite badly by the snow that descend across Bournemouth last week, so it's now trundled in from the cold to warm your winter nights.

What to expect from this episode? Who knows, as this week we go on so many weird and wonderful tangents that it would me mad to try and write it all down. Needless to say, fun times are had by all.

We're also running a competition over the next few weeks, check out the podcast to find out how you can win three games!

Legal Note: Music used in the show is used under the Creative Commons License. Thank you to Quelle Fromage for making their music available under it. They can be found:here:http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Hexawe/Monorave_Compo/HEXAWE_-_MONORAVE_compo_-_05_Noam_Chomskys_Corporate_Carbohydrate_Surprise_by_Quelle_Fromage