The gang's all here - Octav1us, Larry, Gannon, and Biffo - for this viewers' question and answer special! What would we save if our house was on fire? What's the weirdest thing we own? And just who (or what) is "Mr Brown"...?

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Larry Bundy Jr and Paul Gannon force Biffo to recount his experience writing Pudsey The Dog The Movie - the only cinematic role from Britain's Got Talent's famous dancing dog - famed for its 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes...

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Biffo and Octav1us take a look at the bizarre Victormaxx Stuntmaster - the first ever VR headset for the home, compatible with the Super NES and Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. Also, Biffo plays a lovely song.

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If you're already sick of hearing about Digitiser live... good news! Now you can get sick of seeing Digitiser Live with this enormous gallery of photos, courtesy of Steve from Bridge And Valley Creative, that manages to capture some of the evening's unbridled madness and joy. 

Biffo and Gannon face-off against the one another on the rare Ready 2 Rumble Round 3 wireless boxing game while Larry Bundy Jr observes! Also, we discover a rare genre of ASMR, and make the usual inappropriate comments...

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I'm still processing, so this could be a bit of a ramble, but I thought I should try and write about Saturday night. It was a lot to take in, and the utter exhaustion was immense.

I was a semi-vegetable by the time I got home (what sort of semi-vegetable? A carrot-esque, if you must know). If you were there, you probably saw that it was quite a physical show. That was on top of loading in, setting up, rehearsing the day before etc. etc. We all, I think, put everything into the performance on stage. Certainly, Gannon was a sweaty, broken, mess by the end too. I've never seen him look so wrecked. 

Then there was the chaotic load-out - which tons of you helped with, so thank you - but because we'd overrun so much, there was sort of no downtime. We'd planned to have half hour backstage just to decompress a bit before heading out to meet you all, but we didn't get that. There was also something of a dressing room invasion, which I regret, as we'd have benefited from some headspace.

Basically, if you thought the show was chaos - what happened afterwards was twice that. 

I tried to grab five minutes in the carpark once the stage was cleared, but I was gasping for a drink. I'd lost sight of Larry, Sarah, and Paul I only managed to speak to Paul, briefly, through the bar window. I headed inside, with the aim of having a beer, and never made it. I wanted to see them and tell them how brilliant they'd been, but never managed to. I only saw Larry right at the end of the night, 

I dunno how long I was chatting in the corridor, and doing the selfies thing, but long enough that the bar closed. And then they started turning off the lights. And there was more chatting outside.

​So, it ended up being hugely mentally and emotionally draining, as well as physically. But at least I was sober, and could drive home.

Biffo and Gannon play around with the vintage Armtron robotic arm from Tomy/Radio Shack... while Gannon gets his nip tweaked, and Biffo tells a harrowing story.

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It's really hard to talk about Digitiser Live without spoiling it. I want it to be a surprise. I don't want you to know what's coming. There are parts that are pure crowd-pleasing, parts of it that will drop your jaws, and parts of it that I can't quite believe we're doing. 

And what's more... we've put it together in such a way that even we - those of us on stage - won't know what's coming next. A sort of semi-structured chaos has become our calling card, so the majority of the show will be broken down into segments that are unscripted.

Oh, we've got games, we've got set pieces, and there is a script, and we're rehearsing... We need to know what should be happening at any given moment. We need to know what props we need, learn the musical and video cues. We need some semblance of form, so that we can always get back on track, even loosely. We need to know which guests are doing what and when.

But we're not writing down any jokes, or anything like that. We're giving ourselves the freedom and permission to go off-piste. I want to capture the chemistry and rawness of our YouTube videos; an edge-of-our-seats atmosphere, teetering on the verge of collapse at any minute. When we step out on Saturday night... none of us really have any idea where it's going to take us.

Rather then be terrified by this as you might think, I'm exhilarated by it. I'm excited. It's playing to our strengths as a group, and I can't wait to find out what the show will be.

Does 1985's New Coke taste better than modern Coke? We perform a taste test... which swiftly spirals out of control. Featuring Octav1us, Larry Bundy Jr, Paul Gannon and Mr Biffo.

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On July 20th, at 7pm in the leafy suburbs of London, the entire Digi crew - Biffo, Octav1us, Larry and Gannon - will be joined live on stage by a bunch of special guests, including Ashens, Sooz Kempner and Steve McNeil, for a very special evening of gaming-related lunacy. We'll even hang out with you in the bar afterwards!

We're now releasing extra tickets to this one-off event. You'll kick yourself if you miss it! Tickets are just £15! 

GUEST REVIEW by SUPER BAD ADVICE
I think it would be fair to say that, for the most part, games publishers don’t so much cover themselves in glory as they do rancid bird effluent dredged out of a clogged gutter.
 
Whether it’s shoehorning microtransactions into the tiniest cranny (EA), shutting down much loved studios to save a few quid but then inevitably losing far more when the new team assigned the IP stink it up (Bethesda), or milking an adored franchise so hard that its teats go grey and fall off (Microsoft), pretty much everyone who loves games has at least one tale of woe where a publisher has ruined something for them.
 
Thank criminy, then, for smaller outfits like Devolver. Not only are they dedicated to belching out absolutely excellent little indie games like My Friend Pedro and Gris across all formats, they also clearly don’t take themselves remotely seriously. Observe: they genuinely have a fictional CFO called ‘Fork Parker’, who has a Twitter account where he’s renowned for his inappropriate behaviour.
 
And if there’s one thing we all love, it’s grown-ups doing swears and stupids on purpose.
 
In short, if Digitiser were a publishing house they’d probably be much like Devolver. And further evidence of their ability to laugh at themselves is part one of today’s head-deficient Cerberus of reviews, which I shall commence with…now.