Game Nutz Podcast noreply@blogger.com (Boter)

This week, Claw starts off with a solution for downloading game saves for your PS2 then the team moves on to general gaming news, including such topics as Kinect's capabilities and rumors of the PlayStation Phone. Stay tuned for next week's 50th Episode! Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page. You can also subscribe to use using iTunes. Music is "Oppressed People" by Nobuo Uematsu, ©1997 Square Co., Ltd. (from Final Fantasy VII)

This week, Boter and FearTheClaw start off with news about Kinect and continue on to other miscellaneous news items, such as a prototype motion control system with eye movement and a controller that changes temperature based on setting within a game. They discuss the finer points (or not) of cleaning gunk out of controllers, and Boter talks some more about Assassin's Creed 2. Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page. You can also subscribe to use using iTunes. Music is "Mii Channel", ©2006 Kazumi Totaka.

This week, after a couple short news items regarding Call of Duty and Kinect, Boter conducts the product review of the Gunnars computer glasses mentioned a few weeks ago. Let's have a round of applause for FearTheClaw going to town on sound effects this episode. Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page. You can also subscribe to use using iTunes. Music is "Bubbly Clouds", © Jun Ishikawa (from Kirby Super Star on the SNES).

This week on the Game Nutz Podcast, Boter and Claw give a rapid fire news report and continue on to product reviews. Consider the whole episode a review of a microphone... or just pretend that he was telecommuting into the podcast. Also reviewed are a wireless Xbox 360 microphone and a third-party Xbox 360 controller. Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page. You can also subscribe to use using iTunes. Music is "Bodkin Point", ©2007 Masanobu Matsunaga (from Planet Puzzle League on Nintendo DS).

Ah, Electronics Entertainment Expo. What did the Big Three bring to the table? What else was there? This special hour-long episode gives you our summaries and insights on news from the industry's biggest trade show. Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page. You can also subscribe to use using iTunes. FearTheClaw went overboard on music for this year's E3 - give him a round of applause for it. Halo (2001) - Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori: "Halo Theme" "Truth & Reconciliation Suite" "Rock Anthem for Saving the World" Halo 2 (2004) - Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori: "Halo Theme MJOLNIR Mix" "Unyielding" Halo 3 (2007)- Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori: "One Final Effort" (Reprise of "Halo Theme") Fable (2004) - Danny Elfman and Russell Shaw: "Fable Theme" BioShock (2007) - Garry Schyman: "Welcome to Rapture" Orchestral Game Music Concert (1991) - Koji Kondo, conducted by Kōichi Sugiyama, Yōko Kanno, Kōsuke Onozaki, et al "Super Mario Bros. (medley)" Smashing...Live! (2003) - Various Composers, arranged by Taizo Takemoto: "Smash Bros. Great Medley" Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2001) - Tappy Iwase and Harry Gregson-Williams: "Metal Gear Solid Main Theme" Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (2007) - Greg Edmonson: "Nate’s Theme" "Sir Francis Drake" "Uncharted Theme" Medal of Honor (1999) - Michael Giacchino: "Medal of Honor" Super Mario Galaxy (2007) - Mahito Yokota and Koji Kondo: "Wind Garden" "Super Mario Galaxy"

This week, we see a special downside to posting a couple days after recording - much of this episode was spent on predictions for E3, and Microsoft had a pre-E3 press event where many predictions CAME TRUE! Thanks for waiting up. Boter touched on a couple points very fast after the episode proper - don't want any of you wiseasses thinking we're unprofessional. After last week's recording ran into technical difficulties, Boter and FearTheClaw decide to do those topics over again this week - namely, that they've been playing Snoopy Flying Ace and Red Dead Redemption, respectively. They then talk about Mocrosoft's and Sony's motion controllers and predictions about E3 press for them - Natal's official name, price points, and release dates. They discuss Rock Band 3 and give a few more rapid-fire predictions for E3. Check out last week's recording here: Episode 43. Stay tuned next week for an hour-long E3 roundup episode. Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page. You can also subscribe to use using iTunes. Music is "Linus & Lucy", ©1964 Vince Guaraldi. Arr. ©1995 Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka (from Snoopy Concert on SNES). Man, I want to use this every week now...