Jovenshire forgot the name of his supposed favorite game. Luckily Brett was on hand to slap some sense into him.

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Jeff Cannata of The Totally Rad Show joins us as we debate the best video game of all time. Is it a classic or a modern masterpiece? Everyone has their own opinion but we try to settle the score. Also, we discuss J.J. Abrams directing Star Trek 2, lens flares, Star Wars, and Lego. You can never go wrong with Lego.

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After months of rumors, BioWare has finally announced Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer. Four players will be able to join up as custom characters and take the fight to control key locations which play into how successful Shepard is against the invading Reapers. Are you ready to open up your galaxy to others or are you keeping your save file a solo affair? Jonathan London of geekscape.net joins us this week to discuss the potential of multiplayer and if it’s just a cash grab to sell online passes.

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Mass Effect 3 is still a while away but eager gamers were lucky enough to get their hands on an unofficially leaked beta and yes, it includes multiplayer. Want to know all the details of what’s in the beta? Check out this clip from GeekDown.

Did you get a chance to play the beta?

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Licensed games have been around almost as long as video games themselves. From the abysmal ET for the 2600 to the amazing Batman Arkham City we sit down to debate what the best licensed game of all time is. We also discuss news of Mass Effect 3’s leaked beta and the new details surrounding Microsoft’s next Xbox.

So what do you think is the best, or worst, licensed video game?

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