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How'd you know Nick loves the whole "Derpa Derpa Derpa" Rob Schneider thing? That's incredible.

At any rate, I don't even have a 360. You should have seen the tweets Nick and I sent out during their E3 press conference. We definitely weren't fond of that experience.

Anyway, for what it's worth, if we favor anything, it's Nintendo games, which is partially why we're looking for someone out there to review PSP games. Before Stanton joined the staff, we hardly had anyone out there to review 360 stuff. That said, I've seen Nintendo fans say we're biased against the Wii, Sony fans say we're biased against Sony, and 360 fans suggest the same about their console, so at this point, I imagine it's a matter of perspective.

If you are ever curious to see if PixlBit will be reviewing a game, leave a post on the forums about the game and ask if we will be. I'll make sure to find out the answer for you, though if it's "No," that could always change in the future.

And Matt, close your tag!

It was completely unintentional, but thanks for mentioning it. That's useful to know.

I do wonder, is anonymous saying he would be a biased reviewer?

Nick updated the system a bit. I haven't checked since then, but beforehand, things were working fine. Beyond that, I need to say it's my fault Episode 22 of PixlTalk isn't up yet. We had some drops in the conversation, and I've nearly pieced it all together. Hopefully it'll be up tonight. If you hear chipmunk voices in that one, absolutely speak up and we'll look into it.

It's me. I'm biased against poor quality.

Unfortunately, Shuma-Gorath is a DLC character that is entirely on-disc. Jill and Shuma-Gorath will both be released on March 15th, but people were able to hack into the game's coding to make both available pretty quickly. Jill is incomplete with some missing attacks, weakened moves, and lacking a lot of voice work, but Shuma-Gorath appears to be finished. This is Shuma's, as I said, surprisingly on the game's disc.

He lost! You have to move out of the way of the dragon's attacks at the end to beat the game.

Now, you're watching this through a video camera of a guy playing the game in 2D. Imagine this, but with the full 3D effects. You should be able to tell why this was one of my favorites at E3 if you can grasp how this works through your imagination.

They cook!

Sorry about the few-hours delay, folks! Expect next week's PB & Jason to be prepared and posted a little bit earlier and actually on Wednesday.

And slightly of note, my Marvel vs. Capcom 3 team is Tron Bonne, Viewtiful Joe, and Hsien Ko.

That's racist.