Game Informer reminds Alon what magazines are good for, EA reminds all of us what boobs are good for, Nintendo reminds us what the Wii is good for, and Ara goes on some weird rant about RPGs that no one plays anymore, reminding us why we just shouldn't talk about RPGs anymore.

People around the globe are getting ready to add their own music to Rock Band through XNA. The Valve community is getting all uppity because the developers actually listened to them. Scott called in and made us think about what games are good for new gamers and why. We wrap it up with more discussion about GameStop and its impact on the universe as a whole.

This week, we learn that it's not OK to pee on your iPhone unless you're a bear. We also learn (again) that 1 VS 100 actually has a good scoring mechanic. The Fight Night control scheme comes under fire again while being compared to Dance Dance Revolution. Lastly, we question if online gay bashing is really homophobia or just stupidity.

We don't all agree with how EA plans to provide the new, but old, control scheme to Fight Night: Round 4 players. We do all agree that the recently discovered Donkey Kong easter egg is weird, and sorta neat. Alon discusses the nostalgia emotion and tells the tale of how it caused an apparent Golgotron civil war. Also, Ara takes issue with a professor who pissed of some City of Heroes devotees.

What makes this episode so awesome? There's some mad conflict between Ara and the bunch because he doesn't like that Fight Night Round 4 doesn't have traditional controls. He then goes on to explain why Microsoft is out of line to suggest that the controller is the barrier to mass market gaming. We also talk a bit about Prototype, Zenimax and id, PAX, and child pornography - it's a well-rounded show.