OUR RSS FEED ISSUES HAVE BEEN FIXED AND NOW WE ARE PUTTING OUR MISSED EPISODES BACK ON THE FEED. We give our thoughts on Outrun: Online Arcade and playing an older PS3 title and the frustrations within - Hot Shots Golf. Then we recap the whole Demigod vs. Pirates (and Gamestop) situation. And then we take calls about piracy along with PlayStation Network games.

OUR RSS FEED ISSUES HAVE BEEN FIXED AND NOW WE ARE PUTTING OUR MISSED EPISODES BACK ON THE FEED. We finally got our hands on a Nintendo DSi and tell you why you shouldn't get one yet. We pay our respects to Dave Arneson, co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, who recently lost his battle with cancer. Blogs report that Gamestop employees can check out games - and then sell them to you as new...Shocker! Konami announced that it was publishing a game about the recent battle in Fallujah, Iraq...Should we be outraged? Then we take calls about Six Days in Fallujah, RapeLay, and reminiscing about pen and paper gaming.

OUR RSS FEED ISSUES HAVE BEEN FIXED AND NOW WE ARE PUTTING OUR MISSED EPISODES BACK ON THE FEED. We give our opinions on Monsters vs. Aliens and Guitar Hero: Metallica. Sony had a huge announcement - a price drop for the PS...2? The Nintendo DSi came out on the day of the show, but we hadn't touched one yet. But, apparently Sony had, and sent out a press release about how the PSP was better because it had the same games as the DS. Microsoft finally released sales data to XNA creators - is it really the promised land? Then we take calls about PS1 classics on the PlayStation Store and how people outside Japan have been getting the shaft.

We give our impressions on Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures Episode 1: Flight of the Bumblebees. The 2009 Game Developers Conference gave us news about new Digital Rights Management. Stardock announced Game Object Obfuscation, or GOO, which respects the Gamer's Bill of Rights and will be a part of the Impulse platform. Valve announced Custom Executable Generation, or CEG, which will be a part of the Steamworks platform. EA, however, announced that they will do basic CD-Key authentication for The Sims 3, no Internet connection required. OnLive claims to change the way we play PC games thanks to Cloud Computing, but is it a sham? Then we take calls about OnLive, Rock Band Unplugged, and Utah's governor doing something smart. Along with telling people they suck at games. Good times. And we give away our sealed copy of Killzone 2 for the PS3.

We're giving away a copy of Killzone 2 - find out how you can win - entries due March 29th! We give our opinions of the Wiiware title Bit.Trip Beat and the Wii full game Madworld. The Game Developers Conference is this week, but don't expect to hear megaton game announcements. The conference isn't for you. Apple unleashed the iPhone OS 3.0 SDK to developers this week, and it has ramifications on iPhone gaming. Is it REALLY a DS killer? Since October 1st, Sony has been charging publishers 16 cents per gigabyte for DLC on the Playstation Network. Then we take calls about developers listening to customers, an opposing opinion on Bit.Trip Beat, Samurai Showdown, finding gaming's Citizen Kane, and Nintendo's patented "easy button". There's a nifty contest going on at 360Junkies.com to win a T-Shirt signed by many independent podcasters including Bobby Blackwolf. Go enter!