It's the little podcast that could! Enjoy more stories from the darkest corners of the virtual world, in the show that is not This American Wife. Seriously, though, go listen to "This American Wife."

Our fifth year of the show begins with a heartwarming story of a little shooting game that could... could be as offensive as possible, while still receiving an educational grant from the British government. Plus, a depress release that reads like an epic tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

It's the fourth anniversary episode of the Le Video Game podcast, featuring a very special guest! We invite comedian Paul Jay into the studio to read some of your letters, and he accepted. Also, stories about Gameboy bomb scares, odd new Boy Scout badges, and biting your own mother. Enjoy!

A material witness in a criminal case is threatened over Xbox Live. Also, more atrocities from Capri Sun's advertising team, marketing gone violently wrong in New Zealand, and finding weed in your 4-year-old's video games. Listen to the penultimate episode of the 3rd year of the show, and send your emails of love and regret to [email protected].

More advergame atrocities from Capri Sun, as little boys are repeatedly stabbed and little girls are violently transformed into walking novelty anuses as retaliation for failing to properly respect the popular drink product from Kraft Foods. I'm sure somebody thought it was a great idea.

Capri Sun unveils a sadistic new virtual world full of advergames that abuse, maim, humiliate, and kill children who do not respect the pouch. It's like a gift from heaven. Also, inside the new service that lets gamers play with girls online... for a dollar a minute.

Now you can play the Left Behind Rapture video game at your local Chick-Fil-A restaurant, where you can kill or convert non-Christians while eating delicious chicken! If you'd rather stay at home, the good people of Old El Paso will have you play El Tacodor, the only game for Family Taco Night. Either way, stuff it!

Boy does this episode sound good. Listen to amazing stories about Left Behind Games, young conservatives chillaxing with video games and the hip hop, and so much more. Buttery!

This week, schoolchildren of Canada create a sex ed game featuring an emission-spewing villain called the Sperminator, the makers of Dante's Inferno tease a Macbeth video game, and the Army creates an augmented reality game that ties your child's love of NASCAR into an appreciation for the army's sweet new rides. It's like The Hurt Locker, only lots of fun!

Dante's Inferno and talking babies take you to hell at this year's Superbowl, more virtual trucking games are inexplicably released, and Dungeons and Dragons is not free speech.