The Post Game Report is back with episode 39 and is fill to the rim with Brim. This week we have tons of impressions about Gears Of War 2, and Resistance 2. Biohazard92 sends in some of his own audio about his experience during the Gears Of War 2 launch event. Our discussion about Fable 2 and Fallout 3 continues and this time things heat up. Our very special community guest host is: Chaotic Shade. Music was provided by Talkingaboutgames.com forum member: Placenta, and his band SINGINE. Less

LittleBIGPlanet is still totally awesome, and you should be playing it right now. When you're not playing it, you can listen to our show. This week you'll hear us interview Jon Dean, Executive Producer at EA Salt Lake, who talks with us (and his Producer friend, Jeff) about the commonly negative stigma of licensed games. Less

Tonight on GeekNights we discuss why we keep replaying the same old games, and can’t seem to devote any time to new ones. In the news, DDR the musical, and DLC out of control. Scott’s Thing - vs. Outlaws Rym’s Thing - Retro MIDI Medley Less

The Post Game Report crew has more to say about some of the biggest games of this holiday season. JVB: He has a BIG beef with Fallout 3 and is thinking of trading the back! Rburt: What does he think about Cliffy Ball-what? Phoenix: Will give us his early impression of Gears Of War 2 Less

Alon finally got to enjoy LittleBIGPlanet, although he's missing out on the all-important online universe. Why can't Sony get its act together? Of course, Rich also got Fallout 3, but he didn't get to talk about it because callers, instead, wanted to discuss making it in the business as an artist and that gaming press like to pretend they know it all. Less

The DMCA celebrates its tenth birthday; are we better off than we were ten years ago? Who is the real winner in the Google Book Search settlement? Can California’s legislature control violent video games? Michael and Josh tackle these questions and more on this week’s edition of The Singularity Law Podcast! Click the play button below to listen, or click here to subscribe to us on iTunes! Here are the show notes for this week’s episode: Shownotes for The Singularity Law Podcast: Episode 6 for November 4, 2008 Our Panel for Today: Prof. Michael Scott of The Singularity Law Blog Josh Kagan of The Josh Kagan Blog DMCA’s 10th Anniversary: Where Do We Go From Here? EFF: “Unintended Consequences: Ten Years Under the DMCA” The Google Book Search Settlement Michael Scott: “Google Stares Down Book Industry: Publishers Blink, Google Book Search Wins” EFF: “Google Book Search Settlement: A Reader’s Guide” EFF: “Google Reaches Settlement With Authors and Publishers Over Google Book Search” Google Watch (eWeek): “Google Gets Great Deal in Book Search Settlement” Authors Guild: “$125 Million Settlement in Authors Guild v. Google” Text of Settlement Agreement Class Notice Regulating Violent Video Games Josh Kagan: “Violent Video Games Go (Back) to Court” Final Thoughts Southwestern’s Summer Abroad Program on International Information Technology Law in London Lawrence Lessig: “Enormously Important News from the Free Software Foundation” Share: Less

Gaming, Entertainment, Layoffs Gregory T. Huang wrote: Redmond, WA-based WildTangent, a developer and publisher of online games, has closed its development studio and laid off 20 employees, or one-fifth of its staff, as first reported by TechFlash. Co-founder Alex St. John has stepped down as chief executive but remains chairman, according to Gamasutra and others. Mike Peronto is the new CEO. Comments | Permalink | Share |  E-mail Less

Alon calls in while he's away on vacation. As usual, when Ara is left to run the show, it gets a lot better. This week, we question several things... if realism actually makes a game better, if Red Octane knows how to make gaming hardware, and if citizens have the right to be protected from being offended. Less

The long awaited episode is finally out, but you might wonder where did episode 36 go? Since we had so much trouble with 36, I decided to can it and go to the next in line. In this episode you will be treated to a highly intense and passionate discussion about three of the latest games to hit the gaming world: SOCOM: Confrontation Fable 2 Fallout 3 You don't want to miss it. Less

Jenn and James talk Video Games: COD4, Viva Pinata, Hectic HD and their Top 3 Favorite and Bottom 3 Worst Games ever. Plus a little talk about how video games fit in our families life. GLN is sponsored by DrawYouAPicture.com - Check it out and see if we can draw something for you! Vote for Children’s Ministry Monthly (daily) on PodcastAwards.com in the Religion category. Have a look at the Geek Loves Nerd webcomic at http://nlcast.com - updated Tuesdays and Thursdays. Give us a call this week (206) 600-5704 or email us at geeklovesnerd@gmail.com. Less

Jenn and James talk Video Games: COD4, Viva Pinata, Hectic HD and their Top 3 Favorite and Bottom 3 Worst Games ever. Plus a little talk about how video games fit in our families life. GLN is sponsored by DrawYouAPicture.com - Check it out and see if we can draw something for you! Vote for Children’s Ministry Monthly (daily) on PodcastAwards.com in the Religion category. Have a look at the Geek Loves Nerd webcomic at http://nlcast.com - updated Tuesdays and Thursdays. Give us a call this week (206) 600-5704 or email us at geeklovesnerd@gmail.com. Less

This show is all about LittleBigPlanet and how useless Sony's "recall" really is. If Walmart can sell it, what good does it do to make everyone else wait? Ara also practices his skills reciting the Koran. We kinda beat up Dave Halverson a little bit too... but he deserved it. Less