We talk about Leland Yee, and Rami Ismail talks airports

A system with a design flaw, an industry that may be on drugs and a localization that took out some surprising creep

We talk about Mini Metro, the future of virtual reality and narrative experiences for your eyeballs

The curse continues with the ghost of Yamaguchi.

We talk about 30 years of Mario, an award ceremony, game literacy, and Fate Tectonics

Built to Play chats with Patrick O'Rouke and David Wolinsky about VR, the word Indie and the best games of 2015

Built to Play looks at moving from one place to another and fail at Mario Maker.

We explore a man's love affair with Galaga, a post-apocalyptic Kingdom Hearts future, and Monopolists discuss one of the most popular board games of all time.

We visit a Malaysian theme park and discuss Internet Ethics.

In this week's episode there are the following segments:

• Danielle and Arman discuss Ubiland Malaysia. Then we find our way to define ethics on the internet and Machinima's two-year-old advertising crisis. (0:00)
• Colby Dauch tells us about building board games, and what building a board around the world of popular game BioShock Infinite meant for his company. (29:20)

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It's our preview for this coming season of Built to Play, all about the feeling an intent behind play. We have a great line up coming, but first we thought we'd sharea little primer with you all about what it means to play.