Satoru Iwata announces that Miyamoto is not God, but that only serves to make us realize how much better he is than everyone else. Really, we talk about Nintendo and how its design philosophies differ from those of other developers. We also bring in Justin Leingang to talk about his independent charityware game, Glum Buster, which you can learn more about at glumbuster.com... and if you want more from the ChatterBox family, check out Golgotron.com, our newest online venture, sure to keep you fascinated for an internet minute or two.

This week, we learned that laundry products are important to our military gamers; Demon's Souls, from From Software, is really the spiritual successor to King's Field, which makes Ara hot all over; John Blow is still insightful; Scribblenauts sounds awesome, or lame, or awesome. Also, we have another Ara quiz.

Madworld hasn't gotten any better, despite what our listeners may think. Game trailers without gameplay footage suck just as much... What does the future hold for us? We ponder what gaming will be like in the mystical future of all access gaming.

Wonder what we talked about this week? XBOX Live message spamming from the Lord and Savior himself. Piracy that totally doesn't happen on the DS. How much game industry CEOs make. Why the Japanese didn't buy the XBOX 360.

This week we cover several topics... The world's reaction to the Fallujah game and Konami's pansy-ass response to remove itself from the project, the equally discouraging move by the developers of Faith Fighters to take its game down, and the destruction of the online gameplay experience care of XBOX Live Achievements.