The time of the year to make our elitist decrees has come, and we here at The Weekly Geek think you should listen to our opinions. Because we are indie rock elitist bastards, that's why. Tune in to 2007's Top 10 Albums of the year podcast where Mike and Chris discuss what music stuck in their heads this year. It's a long one, clocking in at over 2 and a half hours, but well worth it. Discover a new band today!

This week, Chris, Qais, Colette and Flynn from GayGamer.net wrap up 2007 with a show so amazing your head will explode. Qais gushes about Burnout Paradise (or, just the demo. It was a really good demo.) We ponder how 2k developers could ever hate Ken Levine, Chris rants a bit about radical social change during a Ninja Gaiden discussion (as he do). Fake words are also discussed, as well as a horrible trip down memory lane involving our first blogs.

On this week's podcast, Chris, Qais and Colette discuss what kind of person it would take to to use a Rock Band guitar with Guitar Hero, how Super Mario Galaxy may not be all it's cracked up to be, the current Kane and Lynch dramaaaa, the Spike TV VGAs and Gamecock-ups (see what I did there). The future of the website is also discussed, so you don't want to miss it! Unless you hate us, then go ahead and miss it. *sniffle*.

It all comes down to this. The Big One. The one you have all been waiting for. It's The Weekly Geek's big Top 5 Games of 2007 podcast featuring (almost) the full staff, including Chris, Grant, Amy, Qais, Mack and Mike. Each person brought their own list of their five favorite titles of this year, and while there was some overlap, each list personifies who we are as gamers. Want to know what games we think are the best of the best in 2007?

Full of turkey? Enjoy blogs that don't stop talking about Thanksgiving? Well then we have the podcast for you! Grant, Chris and Colette are sated from their massive feast and roll off of their collective slimy couches to burp their opinions into microphones to bring you this week's podcast. Discussed are subjects such as TV shows sucking, Rock Band being awesome, Assassin's Creed not being so awesome, Rock Band remaining completely awesome, horrible X-Mas cartoons, and the upcoming Live update. Are you ready?

On this week's Weekly Geek podcast, Grant, Qais and Chris discuss whether or not Rock Band and Guitar Hero III are actually in competition with each other, gush about Mario Galaxy, lament the lameness of licensed games, discuss the intricacies of installing a George Foreman grill on your Wii, talk about how the Dragonball movie may not actually suck, how Cloverfield may actually suck, and Chris professes his undying love for Zooey Deschanel (Zooey, if you are reading this, call me).

Chris has the flu, Colette ate Qais in a fit of rage, Amy is off on a coke binge and Grant killed a hobo so no new Weekly Geek this week. Instead we present to you a classic episode from our archives, from back in the old radio days! We present to you the show for November 19th, 2003 in which we give away a copy of the very first Call of Duty game! MARVEL as we review Tony Hawk Underground and Final Fantasy XI. Journey with us back to simpler times, back to our very first Video Armageddon game tournament, even. There's mention of radio station call letters, music intros, commercials and old news! Wow! There's even an interview with comic strip superstar James Kochalka! AMAZING. Download it here or subscribe to the feed to get updates automatically. Enjoy, and we will be back next week to talk about stuff!

On this week's podcast, Chris and Grant bring you a crazy variety of geeky topics for discussion, as they harangue Star Wars nerds, praise writers on strike, discuss meat soaps, geek out over MST3K coming back (in some form), yell at people who use pre-made pancake batter, talk about the deliciousness of chicken nuggets, and discuss the greater philosophical ramifications of black/white and yellow/green. What does it mean?

On this week's podcast, Chris, Colette and Qais discuss if Pong is actually a good game (because seriously. Is it?), rave some more about E4, talk Smash Brothers Brawl, and get all nostalgic about the Game Boy. It's definitely a riveting podcast you cannot afford to miss. People have missed podcasts of this magnitude before only to result in their untimely demise. No one knows what really kills these people, but many scientists suspect it's a deficiency in the level of hilarity intake in their diets.

On this week's podcast, Chris, Grant and Qais are joined by the ever awesome and well-spoken N'Gai Croal from Newsweek's Level Up (remix style). N'Gai brought a level of intelligent discourse never before heard on The Weekly Geek, discussing issues ranging from the infantilization of games, to the portrayal of games in the media, to pronouncing fighting games dead and talking about games fulfilling their potentials. Inspiring!