PREVIOUS PLAYBACK EPISODES:
- Playback 100: The cost of making games is going up.
- Playback 99: James Cameron makes some startling comments about the habits of gamers.
- Playback 98: The gang at Redmond explores electrical impulse gaming.
- Playback 97: Most anticipated games of 2010.
- Playback 96: Look back at the top stories of 2009.
- Playback 95: Celebs line up to appear in space game.
- Playback 94: Secret MJ music found in old Sega video game.
- Playback 93: Even Mario has some skeletons in his closet.
- Playback 92: Microsoft may have finally ended the Xbox 360 'Red Ring of Death'.
- Playback 91: Retro Video Games take over high tech gadgets.
- Playback 90: Games increasingly offer difficult moral choices.
- Playback 89: Hollywood hunks turn to game-inspired roles.
- Playback 88: Microsoft's Ballmer seemingly drops a blu-ray bombshell.
- Playback 87: "Super Guide" helps revolutionize New Mario Bros game.
- Playback 86: Beyonce has set her sights on headlining her own video game.
- Playback 85: Electronic Arts is up to its helmet in lawsuits.
- Playback 84: The once 'recession proof' video game industry is in the fight of its virtual life.
- Playback 83: Videogames help Iraq war vets heal from their trauma.
- Playback 82: The disabled are finally able to get their next generation game on.
- Playback 81: Sometimes videogaming is not the appropriate thing to do.
- Playback 80: Does the new NHL game promote fighting?
- Playback 79: Next-gen games make a push to the 'cloud'.
- Playback 78: The once 'recession proof' video game industry is in the fight of its virtual life.
- Playback 77: The iPhone isn't just for making phone calls anymore.
- Playback 76: Education is leading the way in the current video game industry boom.
- Playback 75: Gaming in 3D is coming sooner than you think.
- Playback 74: Scientists discover videogame playing might not be all that bad.
- Playback 73: The former #1 console maker might finally be on the comeback trail.
- Playback 72: Manhunt 2 sees new controversy, this time on the PC.
- Playback 71: Best Buy and Gamestop engage in a price war for the ages.
- Playback 70: Steven Spielberg might finally return to his outer space roots.
- Playback 69: The Wii maker remains on top, but makes some odd choices.
- Playback 68: Rumors abound of a new PS3 hitting the shelves very very soon.
- Playback 67: Is social gaming The next big thing?
- Playback 66: Bill O'Reilly takes an extreme disliking to girls with guitars...again.
- Playback 65: Recent reports paint a gloomy picture for gaming.
- Playback 63: Bill Gates plans to integrate Project Natal camera into Windows PCs.
- Playback 62: EA throws down the gauntlet in the MMA ring with the UFC.
- Playback 61: Nathan Fillion stands in for Master Chief in the new Halo 3: ODST.
- Playback 60: College athletes sue EA over likenesses.
- Playback 59: 'Asteroids' movie only the latest in long line of game-derived films.
- Playback 58: This generation of game consoles could last a virtual lifetime.
- Playback 57: A possible PS3 price cut looms in the near future.
- Playback 56: Shia LaBeouf gives Nintendo and its fans no respect.
- Playback 55: 'Year 1' director dodged bullet of Mario movie flop.
- Playback 54: Catholics object to fake protest over Dante game.
- Playback 53: Van Halen comes to Guitar Hero without past key members.
- Playback 52: Has the Xbox 360 reached its limit?
- Playback 51: Microsoft and Sony jump head first into the Motion Controller wars.
- Playback 50: E3 Roundup of great new games and new great gadets.
- Playback 49: UFC athlete has a bad hair day.
- Playback 48: Videogames inspire real-world military scientists.
- Playback 47: Ex-Beatle's ex feuds with game company.
- Playback 46: Hollywood seeks a new Lara Croft.
- Playback 45: A Hindu-themed game sparks religious controversy.
- Playback 44: Apple to face off against console giants?
Posted: 5 Jan 2009

















































