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I've just emailed our 4 winners their codes! Thanks to everyone who participated. If you didn't receive a code, don't fret just yet, I plan to go back to our PR rep and see if I can get a few more codes so that I can hook everyone up.

Based on the great response we've gotten, we plan on doing some other giveaways, the next of which will be kicked off in the coming week. We'll be celebrating our 2 year anniversary on the 24th and will be giving away some E3 2010 swag!

I agree with Kyle. I'd sooner assume they'd want to put in the extra effort to remake 7 because it would be a gravy train. Honestly, who wouldn't buy it? I don't even like the game all that much, but I'd be inclined to grab it to see if a new coat of paint makes it more appealing.

I seriously considered naming this episode that, but decided that it might not be received very well out of context. But yes, pre-show talk with Nate is always interesting...

Hurry up everyone, we're going to be closing things out at the end of Friday night!

Ahahahaha. I can taste the FF7 fanboy tears.

Wow, this game continues to strike me as unbelievably ambitious. People asked for a change to the Zelda formula - they're definitely getting it.

November can't come soon enough!

This trailer makes me a whole lot more excited for this game.

Well this was the news I was waiting for. It's an official peripheral and its already got some pretty strong support. Redesign is undoubtedly on the way.

Nintendo can blame the investors all they want, but they ultimately control the product and should've just pushed it out for a late 2011 release if that's when it would've been ready. Next to the Virtual Boy, this must be the most blundered Nintendo product launch ever.

I'm really liking the way this game sounds. Weapon wheels, no max carry restrictions, auto-upgrading weapons based on usage, split screen local co-op, no recharging health - it sounds like a modern rendition of a classic shooter. I'll have to pick up all of the games in the series, but I look forward to eventually tackling this one with Chessa in local co-op.

Killzone 3 was good, animefunda, but it was more in the vein of Call of Duty. I had originally thought these two series were competing ones for Sony, but they seem diverse enough that they likely cater to entirely different markets.

And once again, great work on this review, Jesse.

I have Legacy of Kain on the Dreamcast and I've wanted to play it for ages. I never really followed the whole series and didn't even realize that Blood Omen was a Silicon Knights game! I knew they had some connection with the series, but I was never clear of exactly what it was. Now I do.

Given that's the fact, I'm going to have to check out the game with Chessa. We both enjoy Silicon Knights' work, so it should be a treat.