Ara tells us that he likes the game, Dirt, but decides to complain about it anyway. Michael "Piano Squall" Gluck joins us for a segment to talk about his gaming music album, GAME - pianosquall.com. Also, Rich speaks up to question why Bizarre Creations has to have two totally different sets of textures for day and night in Project Gotham Racing 4 - Ara and Alon have to explain that it's not that crazy.

This week we're joined by Adam Kraver, Founder and President of CaptiveMotion, Inc, who shares his passion for emotion in games and tells us about the proprietary facial motion capture system he's created. Alon also follows up last week's E3 content with an unexpectedly glowing review of Eye of Judgement for the PlayStation 3 (and cookies on sticks). For more info on CaptiveMotion, and to see it in action, visit captivemotion.com

Back from E3, we've got a full house to talk about the show. What was lame and what was not, who gave bad speeches to the press and who was even worse... There's even a little discussion about the difficulty of demoing a game to press because often times they don't actually come together until the very last moments. We also want to remind everyone that the ChatterBox TreasureBox show is going to take place at PAX '07 and that we'll be e-mailing prospective contestants soon. Let us know if you're interested in trying out.

Ara takes over the show while Alon is away at E3. He brings in some folks to talk about how the media is finally realizing that video game violence is actually not corrupting our youth en masse. Other highlights include how the video game press is influenced and subliminally bribed by video game publishers. Also, Ara's friends call up because our live listeners are all high on methamphetamine.

Ever wonder why there are so many games that suck? This seemingly simple question sure takes a long time to answer. There's also a little discussion about the seedy underbelly of E3. Oh, and we find out that Alon is pro-abortion.