GameBurst

[News] James, Neil, Gary and Cane & Rinse's Tony Atkins discuss the latest gaming headlines, including:

Shigeru Miyamoto retires. Or does he?

Amazing Spider-Man tie-in to debut at VGAs

Last Guardian execs leave, fans start to worry

New Tony Hawk game hinted for VGA reveal

Epic Games "scared to death" about revealing new IP

Onlive rolls out to iPad, Android

Immortant mutant scorpion included in pirate copies of Serious Sam 3

[Roundtable] James and Gary are joined by special guests Nintendaan and NokkonWud. This week, the crew discuss the rise of Online Passes, DLC Season Passes and other attempts by publishers to monetise used sales. Do we agree with how they are being implemented? Are we recieving enough bonus content to justify an extra charge, or are we being hoodwinked into buying content we already own? Do we even own the content we think we're buying?

[News] Neil, Gary and James (remember him? Nope, neither do we) discuss the latest gaming headlines, including:

- Skyrim patch and dev tools on the way

- Vita memory cards priced

- Major publishers missing from UMD Passport scheme

- Dragon Age 3 gets unnecessary multiplayer modes

- Kinect 2 can lip read

- Resident Evil 6 outed by CV

- South Park RPG announced

[Roundtable] James is joined by GameBurst listener Oliver Sayers, Digifox's Robin Smith and Digital Gonzo's Alex Shaw for a special look back at the 25-year history of Zelda. What are our panels' favourite Legends? What do they want from the future Zelda games? And can James control himself for a mere 30 mintues?

[Roundtable] Or, if you want a more sensible title, 'How first-person shooters have changed over the last decade'. With Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary due next week, James, Neil and Chris 'Leg of Time' Eason discuss whether the original really did revolutionise shooters and how the genre has changed in the last ten years. Think we've missed something out? Let us know via [email protected].