We've reached the tenth episode of the VideoGamer.com Podcast, huzzar! Not only that, but gaming's notorious summer drought is over! Tom, Pearson, Emily and Jamin talk about Driver, Bodycount and LA Noire.

Consider Episode 9 the post-gamescom special of the shiny and new VideoGamer.com podcast, but we also chat about Deus Ex. Also on show is complete apathy towards the recently announced PS3 price cut, new PSP model, and even the gimped Wii.

So who's making their contractually obliged appearances on the show this week? Pearson's stepped up to host, James and Emily are keeping up morale, and Martin can barely disguise his tedium of the entire industry.

It's a quiet week in video game land, so we talk about food, the personalities of snowboarders, and Pearson's adventures in the sky. We do touch on games, covering Cthulhu Saves The World.

It's a bit of a rowdy one this week, with racism, human trafficking and kleptomania. Squatting in contemplation this week are Neon Kelly, Tom Orry, Tom Pearson and Jamin Smith - who appears of his own free will, and is very happy to be here, actually

Marinating this week are Neon Kelly, Tom Orry, Jamin Smith and Tom Pearson. The gruesome foursome chat about Call of Juarez: The Cartel, Bastion, the week's most interesting news and announce a new podcast competition.

Gosh, has it already been four weeks of the brand new VideoGamer.com Podcast? Yes, it's still brand new, thank you for asking. Join us this week as we discuss why Microsoft needs to be careful with Halo 4, how Burnout Crash may or may not be good, and why

The new(ish) VideoGamer.com Podcast enters its third week, wiggling into daylight like a parasitic insect emerging from a lump on your face - that one you thought was "just a spot".

Join Neon, Emily, Pearson and Jamin as they round-up the week's most interesting news stories, get scared by FEAR 3 and Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D and ask "have horror games lost their horror?".

Join the staff as we explore strange new games, seek out news stories and bicker about whether Battlefield 3 actually looks good on consoles, and boldly go where no man has gone before - the countryside.