This week:

Before Watchmen
Mass Murder
On Stranger Tides
Brick
Black Mesa
William Gibson
No Agenda

Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

Today on the 5: One thing that each iPhone release does for me is show how different people are in their usage of mobiles. The angst over the change in Maps, for example, is a big fault line between how I use navigation on a phone and how others use it.

Today on the 5: After I finished Mutant Massacre, I decided to revisit the Infinity Gauntlet miniseries. Seeing as Thanos is clearly going to factor into future Marvel films, I felt it was a relevant storyline to review.

Today on the 5: I've been going back and reading some classic comic runs that I haven't looked at in years on the Comixology app for iPad. One of those collections was the classic Mutant Massacre run from the X titles.

Today on the 5: I've played a lot of good games, and a few truly great ones. What's rarer than either of those types, though, are games that just feel truly fun.

This week:

iPhone
PS3 Slim
PC Mods
Robocop
RoboCable
Wrong Answer

Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

Today on the 5: Too often we see television making people who are the worst of society into celebrities. Within the last few years, however, I've seen a few shows pop up that recognize people doing actual work, and that's a refreshing change.

Today on the 5: I did a review of the series Star Trek: Enterprise a few weeks back, and I judged the series a failure midway through Season 2. It's a good lesson in speaking too soon, though, because I've continued watching it and the last 2 seasons are remarkably better.

Today on the 5: The recent iPhone announcements left as many people underwhelmed as excited, even though it's likely to be the best smartphone in the market. I think this reaction, and the way Apple is developing the phone, is more evidence that Apple has changed from the maverick company it once was into the company it set out to unseat.

Today on the 5: Nintendo finally took the wraps off it's newest gaming system, the Wii U. The technology sounds good, the launch title are impressive...so why am I thinking Nintendo will soon be going the way of Sega?