Originally Posted by Wombat But that one of five, is worth the risk. Nice post though, if you like mediocre comments.

You are the trash out of the trashcan, trashman. *fart*
There, that better? I'll make sure I never put a valid criticism in the cagcast DISCUSSION thread ever again.

Originally Posted by sotc1988 You are the trash out of the trashcan, trashman. *fart* There that better? I'll make sure I never put a valid criticism in the cagcast DISCUSSION thread ever again.

Much better, thank you

You ingrates. I donate a game from my collection out of the kindness of my heart, and that's the thanks I get!? Eh, who am I kidding, it was the only copy of Lego Rock Band left at the Old Navy Black Friday sale and I have no use for it.

And a note about the whole NBC late night ordeal: ratings for Conan actually do kind of matter for the affiliates, too. Someone on NPR mentioned that the ratings of local morning news shows are affected because viewers tend to watch whatever channel they left it on from the night before, so if someone was watching Letterman before going to bed, they'll be watching the local CBS news channel the next morning.

Of course, despite that, I think it's pretty clear where my loyalties lie in this matter.

Duders, sign me up for a CAG MW2 night! reserve that seat for me! i'll be happy to join.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is completely one of the scariest kids movies of all time. I refused to watch it in middle school and most of high school. The really kicker was Violet who had to get 'squeezed'.

Good show guys. Wombat keep up the good work on your weight loss....fatass.

I hope they don't make any more Rainbow Six games. The last two have been major disappointments. RSV2 was fun, especially Terrorist Hunt, but the game was so glitchy and buggy that it wasn't worth paying anything more than 20 bucks for. When I bought RSV2 at launch (PS3 version), it was broken for close to a month. The servers were all screwed up and you could not play online, either co-op story, TH, or multiplayer. Essentially the game was worthless during that enitre time because the whole selling point of it were the online modes. No one was buying RSV2 for any other reason. Ubisoft made a bunch of excuses and blamed the gamers, when it was really on their side of things why nothing worked. Bugs from the first RSV (such as the constant sound of gunfire and shooting when no one was actually doing it) were never fixed, and even showed up in RSV2, which weren't fixed either. I refuse to support the Rainbow Six/Ghost Recon games because of Ubisoft's bullshit.

I'm dying for a new Twisted Metal game. I think with PSN it would be amazing. Car combat games are pretty much dead, which is a shame. That's the one genre you really don't see anymore. I'm a huge Twisted Metal fan so I'm hoping we eventually see its return.

I'm looking forward to NBA Jam but I don't think it can live up to the greatness of what the series was back in the day.

Loved the show! I am going to refer to Project Natal as the Shitbox from now on. Now we need an equally nasty name for Sony's wand. How about the dildo?

Wow the comments are really fired up

Didn't expect this show awesome will DL it right when I get back

Originally Posted by CheapyD My wife was sitting next to me and she disliked it too. There is good chance that the new apt will have easy (across the street) access to a pool and small gym.

I still say you need to play it in English so you know what's going on.

Wombat whos your favorite Twisted Metal Character? Mine was axel since he was just a guy strapped to two big wheels I thought that was cool my second favorite is outlaw (TM1). Good show guys cheapyD and Shipwreck were great and wombat too have a nice weekend CAGs

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Cheapy's Blade Runner review was dead on.

Thanks for bringing up the Rainbow Six series, I've been wanting a new game too.

Cheapy, you should go about listing the song title from now on in your show notes. I absolutely dig most of the songs you choose for the intro.

Nevermind, I'm dumb.

Originally Posted by Wolfkin Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is completely one of the scariest kids movies of all time. I refused to watch it in middle school and most of high school. The really kicker was Violet who had to get 'squeezed'.

I thought they were saying it was scary because of the underlying pedophilia.

Cheapy, when are you going to add shipwreck's pic to the cagcast art? He seems to be a regular now.....

thanks for the podcast guys! I always love listening!

CheapyD vs. Wii

Seriously, Cheapy? I don't play my Wii very often, sure. But you're trying to not play your Wii. I don't understand why. House of the Dead: Overkill deserves Wombat's recommendation. It is a lot of fun especially in co-op, though you might be stuck there. New Super Mario Bros. Wii, de Blob, Wario Land, Excitebots, LostWinds are all fun games.

Twisted Metal

Wombat, did you play Twisted Metal: Head On? They put it on PS2 for $20 and it's a lot of fun.

On you guys talking about what major PlayStation franchises haven't made the jump to the PS3 you forgot to mention Ape Escape! I've been waiting to hear about the next Ape Escape for a while and I'm sure other people are waiting for a sequel, too.

Hey CheapyD, while I know you were indifferent to the Conan/Leno controversy, Howard Stern portrayed Jay Leno as a evil opportunist. He had a theory that Leno was expecting for Conan to fail on the Tonight Show, which sounds a little paranoid, but plausible. I do feel sorry for Conan though, he really got screwed over by all of this mess.

Anyway, I did think this episode was great. I totally agree with you on your point that Project Natal will NOT draw in the casual demographic. The way I see it is that the Xbox 360 really isn't a family friendly console. In my years of buying dozens of 360 games, I can't think of any kid-friendly blockbuster title on the platform. Instead, the hits that come to my mind are Grand Theft Auto, Gears of War, Halo, etc. Nintendo does have approachable titles that both new and veteran gamers can enjoy, regardless of age. That is why New Super Mario Bros. Wii did sold so many copies, even though the average Wii owner may not be all that interested in video games.

My backlog is fockin huge but it looks like I have to pick up Red Faction Guerrilla on the cheap since it was Cheapy's Game of the Year. Good show fellas.