Microsoft holds back bungie announcement, Wii leads in console sales, Guitar Hero World Tour works with Rock Band Drums and will Wii Sports Resort be good?

We're wrapping up RPG history, talk a bit about Kaboom for the Atari 2600 and ask the question, is E3 dead?

More listener comments and we're giving away Galactic Civilizations II.

This weeks gaming podcast we're all over the rhythm matching games along with great gaming news and a bit of our early E3 coverage. We continue our RPG history and we also look back on Dragon Fire, and old Atari 2600 game.

This weeks podcasting news involves, Konami suing Harmonix, Rock Band 2's Set List and new features, Activision Blizzard is now official and Sony Not Going to Reduce the PS3 Cost*

Jennifer wonders if the market is becoming flooded with music matching games and we've got to handle a big listener question: What holiday game would sell a console in 2008?

*Sony has recently cut prices on the 80GB PlayStation 3.

Sony releases firmware 2.40 and bricks some consoles, Diablo 3 console concepts, Microsoft calling Wii a Novelty again and the new DS wide screen rumors.

This weeks history is a continuation on RPG's and we take a look back at River Raid for the Atari 2600.

We react to Diablo 3 graphics and isometric engine choices and answer some listener comments.

Diablo 3 is announced, Xbox 360's got its yearly price drop rumors, Blizzard adds additional security to their login and Rainbow Six Vegas 2 gets Fan Pack DLC for free.

This weeks history is LJN and our gaming flashback is the top seller Myst.

This week we discuss the concept of using the Nintendo DS as a learning device, as they're doing in Japan.

Microsoft comments on the chances they'll be first out the gate on the next console, Ubisoft caters to casual, Guitar Hero World Tour Rumors and Atari asks people to pull down negative reviews of their Alone in the Dark title.

We take a look back at Baldurs Gate and a bit of history on RPG, part 2. We read a listener's comment about Mascots and think hard on the topic.

Study says red team beats blue team more often, gamers threaten lawsuit on EA, Wii USB rumors, GTA didn't move console hardware and we'll take a look back at Carmen Sandiego.

We start our RPG gaming history and discuss famous gaming cut scenes.

Microsoft is not getting rid of any games, GTA IV has delayed DLC, EGM refuses to post MGS4 review, CoD5 goes back in time and much more.

We take a look back at Secret of the Silver Blades and a historic look at Volition Inc.

This week we discuss game advertisement and Wii Would Like To Play campaign.

Saints Row 2 delayed for quality and marketing considerations, PS3 firmware update for Trophy's and XMB, Raymand Raving Rabbits gets Wii balance board style gaming and Motley Crue sells more via Rock Band than iTunes.

This week we look back at SimCity and cover a preview of Battlefield: Bad Company.

Activision's Guitar Hero World Tour, ID leaves ESA, MGS4 isn't the last Metal Gear and the not-so-new TPM chip to stop all game piracy.

A historic look back at The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery and a little about Raymond E. Feist and gaming with a good story.

This week we discuss GH World Tour and its attempt to do Rock Band with more features and more detail.

Grand Theft Auto IV makes Guinness World Records,  2008 will be the year of the Lich King, Microsoft reaches 10 million and forgets their not the first, and Nintendo swallows a 21-million dollar lawsuit.

We take a look back at the history of Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen aka The Red Baron and the PC game from Dynamix. We walk down memory lane with the Intellivision home console, the first console to have DLC.

Jennifer admits she's wrong to a statement she made about Rock Band months ago.