[Rydog]

This week, we talk about animals masturbating, and Indiana Jones. Not necessarily together.

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[puppybox]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles history lesson

But you've already given me so many lessons... I'm curious if there's anything left to teach

[harrypowers]

Sometimes I wonder, "Does anyone care about game journalism's reliability?" I know Mr Scott does because I heard his summation of the lascivious history relating to Leisure Suit Larry games. I don't know, though, if Mr Scott could review this week's news with the same knowledged reporting he brought to Leisure Suit Larry.
According to news sources a, "Fourth-century fragment of papyrus," calls into doubt the lore on which the game Journey of Jesus: The Calling, is based.
I guess I just wish there was an adventuring game journalist who will solve video game mysteries and then share his investigatory adventures with us all.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/49092144#.UF3yVFFr5Yh
http://lightsidegames.com/

[flufflogic]

That sounds like a job for a full-on, Hunter S Thompson type.

But, for me, Robert Ashley's A Life Well Wasted is some of the best games journalism around.

[harrypowers]

That sounds like a job for a full-on, Hunter S Thompson type.

But, for me, Robert Ashley's A Life Well Wasted is some of the best games journalism around.

Agreed

[screwhead45]

Great show as always guys keep up the amazing work.