It is Duel of the Plainswalkers. Arranging an online battle would be fun, I have never tried it. I have a friend who I have talked about linking up a game with, but have not tried it yet.

Yup. I sold all my HD-DVD's via half.com as soon as I got them to help cover the cost of the Toshiba player I bought. Maybe you got some of mine! I don't regret buying my player, it will still upconvert standard DVD's pretty well, and it is easier for my wife to use than the PS3. If HD-DVD's come do...

Just had to post and say that. I am going to try to get the four of us to play a game before we record next.

We love these postings too. I think the term "Faffing about" was used during our last podcast (which we got from the Assassin's Creed review). However it may have hit the editing room floor.

I have been chastised for comparing our podcast to TWiT. The others say something along the lines of not bothering to compare us to lame podcasts (sorry TWiT, often it is true). Regardless, thanks for the mighty kind words. BTW - I am posting so Chris can't give me crap about never reading the forum...

I think I am just hogging the mic. Or maybe I am the one that smells and Tom is just trying to get some air.

PC World collects a series of old videogame console commercials:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,12829 ... ticle.html

Check out this story I heard on NPR a few weeks ago. Listen to it and tell me if that does not sound exactly like Tom.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... Id=6133594

The guy speaking is named Tom and is from Portland too, I wonder...

Hey thanks for having me on. It was a blast to join the podcast movement! I wanted to put a up a link for Hamachi which I think is a very cool utility for linking PCs across firewalls. You can find it at http://hamachi.cc/ . The Security Now podcast did a whole show on it; find that at http://www.gr...

Your podcast is either bi-weekly or semi-monthly.

Bi-monthly means once every two months. Just like a bicycle has two wheels.

Don't make me call you a dumbass.