Kotaku seems to think it has business analysts on staff. It doesn't. Jack Thompson makes us realize that it will be decades before games aren't seen as just childrens' toys. Thanks to the Mid-Missouri Internet Crimes Task Force, Alon now knows that he lives with a sexual predator.

GameStop CEO, Dan DeMatteo, won't admit that he's scared of Amazon taking some of his precious used games marketshare, and we debate the utility of adding middlemen to the indie game publishing process.

Listening to this week's show will educate you about common group enemy AI deficiencies, how to make your own annoying metagame online, and how to get banned from XBOX Live.

We find it funny that the bigwigs at Capcom don't really know what's going on in their communities, but then again, it seems that Dave Perry might be just as clueless. Adding more fuel to this fire are all the reviewers falling head over heels for Flower, the new non-game that's oh-so-pretty.

This week in ChatterBox: Konami and Harmonix are locked in litigationmania, we educate you about the history of music rhythm games, we debate the intentions of Take-Two after seeing the newest Grand Theft Auto nude scene, and Alon tells you a bit about the Street Fighter IV launch party after trying desperately to answer Ara's games-as-porn quiz.