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Settle It on the Screen is here to inform and entertain you in the world of competitive video gaming.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Competitive gaming becomes a social record book, where rules, rivalries, hardware, and live score attempts all receive close attention.
Settle It On the Screen (Video) turns competitive gaming into a loose live hangout, with Michael Soroka moving between high-score disputes, tournament play, world records, and the practical business of choosing games.
This is game night with receipts, where you can watch one-ball pinball turn into genuine suspense.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose arcade conversation where pinball budgets, Galaga patience, Golgar goals, and subscription money all share the same green-screen room.
The episode turns arcade buying into a lively argument about taste, budgets, and the odd economics of keeping old games playable. Michael Soroka opens on a green-screen set with Ming Lendo before the talk drifts from Milwaukee baseball and gaming lawyers to a brief note of sad…
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Giant Bomb's weekly panel on new releases, industry news, and Game of the Year debates.
Rob Zacny and Patrick interview indie game developers and unpack the industry's rough patches.
Game Informer's editors review new releases and debrief hands-on previews from events like Summer Game Fest.
Panel and interview deep dives on video game history, from Shiny Entertainment to Sonic hacks.
The host introduces a special Press Your Luck edition of the show, featuring three contestants competing for prizes in a video game adaptation of the classic game show.
The host discusses the cancellation of a planned Super Mario Brothers speedrun competition and invites viewers to participate in future events.
The host returns to discuss video game world records and competitions after a hiatus, addressing the podcast audience.
The host welcomes viewers, discusses holiday greetings, and introduces the show's focus on competitive video gaming news.
Hosts play Cuphead and discuss video game world records from TwinGalaxies.com.
A roundtable discussion about video game world records, high score chasing, and gaming news.
Host Michael Sroka introduces a competitive video gaming show featuring a Super Mario Bros.
Settle It On The Screen closes 2016 with Twin Galaxies records, a Gamer of the Year selection, and Star Wars discussion surrounding Rogue One.
Mike attempts Twin Galaxies' 50-wing challenge while playing Contra on the NES.
Settle It On The Screen Ep.84 centers on Gorgar, a 1979 pinball machine that Michael Stroker calls the first talking pinball game.