Sorry for the delay, but December turned out to be a month of infection and distraction. This month's episode is packed full of chatter on the latest news, such as Onlive, Microsoft Rewards and VGA announcements. Featuring Mass Effect 3, Forza 4, Pac-Man Championship Edition DX, Call of Duty: Black Ops, World of Warcraft, and more. We also submit ourselves to fancy lenticular effects thanks to 3D support in both Black Ops and Enslaved.

A lot of people are calling Fallout New Vegas a glorified expansion pack but though visually similar the overall tone is all kinds of odd. Last night I wandered about facing all kinds of lethal beasts looking for a ski lodge come super-mutant rehab clinic, home to a robot dog doctor who might be able to cure The King's (leader of a gang of Elvis impersonators) dog's brain.

I recently realised how out of touch I am with modern gaming. I feel like a product of a bygone age where you could sit down with a game and truly get enveloped. I grew up in the age before super-fast broadband, where I would usually spend my evenings in my room playing single player classics. Grim Fandango, FFVII and midnight lights-off run throughs of Resident Evil.

Featuring Diablo 3, DotA 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Sonic 4, Super Meat Boy. We try some new stuff, including a realtime review of Sonic 4 and Jonny reveals why future podcasts are in jeopardy.

This is the Sonic game we've been asking for. Ever since the Sega Saturn came along and 2D sprites became a taboo for first party publishers. Well Sega are no longer a platform holder, and have been releasing Sonic games seemingly just to stay alive.

Welcome to our first podcast. We talk past, present and future, with a healthy dose of Halo Reach. Also in news, OnLive, Team Fortress 2, Nintendo 3DS. We look forward to hearing your feedback, so you can help us refine the content and format of future podcasts.