Happy Birthday, Genesis! What was the pack-in game? Not the one everyone immediately thinks of! Electronic Arts filed for trademarks for several old franchises. Does this mean they're returning? EA Sports is now making features locked via a code - the code is free with a new purchase, but used buyers need to pay $10 directly to EA to get that feature. Is this a slippery slope? Then we take calls about Beatmania mods and other Bemani stuff.

In this shortened edition of the show, we first take a look at Wii Sports Resort. Then we give our impressions of Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard - does the fact it's a parody excuse it from being bad? We read an email about controllers not being a barrier to entry. Activision and Double Fine have finally settled and you WILL be able to play Brutal Legend this holiday season. Then we take calls about motion controls and a *ahem* hypothetical situation regarding Guitar Hero 5.

We got into the 2009 Xbox Dashboard Preview Program and talk about the new features, such as avatar clothing and Netflix parties. This goes into a discussion about the 100 friends limit on Xbox Live and why it hasn't been extended yet. We talk a little bit about Fat Princess, but apparently it has online issues. Ubisoft has repriced Turtles in Time from $15 to $10 on Xbox Live Arcade. A judge has denied a motion to delay the release of Brutal Legend after Activision says they don't want you to play it. Then we take calls about Scribblenauts preorder incentives, Persona PSP, and 'Splosion Man. We end the show with some personal news about Loki from Orange Lounge Radio.

Be sure to pick up the new FREE All Games Radio app for your iPhone or iPod Touch! Instead of talking about music games, we give our impressions of NCAA Football 10. We picked up the Rock Band Stage Kit that just went down in price, and give our preliminary impressions of it. Then we take calls about Magic: The Gathering on XBLA, The Beatles: Rock Band, La Mulana for WiiWare, Mechwarrior 4, and the Rock Band Network. Also, check out the Room 101 episode of the Digital Cowboys podcast to hear them try to tell Bobby why he was wrong about certain things that annoy him in games.

We get our twang on and give you our opinions on the new Rock Band Country Track Pack. Harmonix announced the Rock Band Network, a version of the XNA Creators Club that will allow artists and labels to create their own note charts. Some independent game developers are feeling like they are getting pushed out of Xbox Live Arcade by the larger publishers. Then we take calls about The Speed Gamers, if country songs really belong in a game called "Rock Band", downloadable game price changes, indie games, and the Magic: The Gathering XBLA game.