Le Video Game

Unfortunately-worded Depress Releases from Left Behind Games, make your mind-body connection vomit with news of a Deepak Chopra video game, and fail to be surprised by EA Games removing the playable Taliban characters from Medal of Honor.

There is a depress release in this episode announcing the creation of a Michael Jackson virtual world, where you can do odd jobs. Wonder how many babysitters there will be? Also, another Situation with the Jersey Shore iphone app, the imminent end times, including the discovery of the first computer virus that can blow up the world.

The best depress release of the year is here, and English is clearly a second language for the writer. Plus - Fox News, the Big Lebowski, and North Korea. What's the connection? Listen and find out. And stories of how Skynet is becoming more self-aware every day... until Judgment Day.

What if a company retitled the book of Genesis "Chapter 1: The Heroes" and made it a PC game about keeping your budget in the black? Isn't the Old Testament God kind of an ornery fellow? Why would you want to piss him off? Also, here's a protip for the new Michael Jackson: The Video Game - just beat it! And finally, there is a real hotel for your virtual girlfriends.

The Le Video Game studio is visited by special guests from Konami Digital Entertainment, producer Andy Pan, and associate producer James Wong. They stop by to discuss their upcoming new game Rush'n Attack: Ex Patriot, as well as their history in the biz, including games like Puzzle Chronicles and the original Puzzle Quest. All this, plus regular features like Depress Releases and Wargames - you don't want to miss this one!

There is a situation here. It is a video game on facebook to promote the 2nd season premiere of the Jersey Shore program. It's a social game, too, which means you can engage in elegant discourse across the internet and share the latest scientific advances with your colleagues. Or, you can spend real money to fake tan. Either way. This story and more awaits!

Your host flies to New York to see two guys battle each other in Mortal Kombat using classical guitars as controllers. That's not why he went to New York, actually, but he's glad he saw it. Plus stories of sexist, depressing Flight Attendant video games (really) and more!

Six Flags unveils a game that lets people maim and kill each other's Six Flags theme park costumed characters over Facebook. This makes me very concerned for people who work there in a fuzzy outfit. Also, stories of China, and airbending.

This episode features lurid stories from the E3 show floor and Cirque du Soleil infomercial, the return of the Bus Driver game, and politicians finally prove video games make people violent. All this plus more Left Behind Games, and Pac-Man's new hunger for gobbling up social problems.