Join myself, Francisco, and Kyle as we run through everything at E3 from the press conferences, to hands-on and eyes-on impressions, to our thoughts of E3, and, of course, our personal game of the show. Sit back, relax, and take in the almost two hours of audio magic. Also, be sure to hit us up with your thoughts on E3 2011 in the comments section.

We managed to record a new episode of the Limitcast this week, as Chase finally decided it was safe to emerge from his tornado shelter. Don’t worry though, he’s no more broken than he was before.

During this episode, Shawn shares his experiences with Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, we discuss our excitement regarding Red Dead Redemption and Alan Wake, and finally, Chase and Shawn bond over the verbal lashings they’ve received from me in the Starcraft 2 Beta.

Hit the jump and have a listen – it’s a great show.

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Hey guys, just wanted to remind you that the Limitcast is recording this Monday, May 8th, live at 7:30 PM EST on account of Mother’s Day.

Yeah, we love our Moms.  Wanna fight about it?

The Limitcast crew returns with renewed excitement and a genuine hunger for games (among other things). This week we discuss EA’s announcement regarding “premium” demos, the industry’s effort to stymie used game sales, Splinter Cell: Conviction, and even the Starcraft 2 Beta.

Hit the jump for the full episode, and be sure to leave your comments below.

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Good day, Gamers!  The Limitcast will be recording their live show at 7:30 PM EST this Sunday, May 2.

We have a great show planned for everyone; so, hit the jump and take a look at some of the topics up for discussion.

We all heard about Gizmodo’s stint with the brand new iPhone, but now it looks like Apple, or someone, is making them pay for getting an advance viewing of the new technology. We aren’t sure where this is going to go – but hopefully – we can watch it on the newest episode of Cops.

We reported on Capcom trademarking the term: Mega Man Universe, but what does that mean for the Blue Bomber?  We don’t know either, but what we do know is that if they can make a 2-D MMO Mega Man, that would please me – forget what everyone else thinks. Rolling with your bros, co-op style.

Last, but not least by any means, Josh wrote an article asking the question, “Is originality dead in gaming?” It was an interesting read that will spark a lot of discussion between the Limitcast members. If everything goes well, maybe even a fist fight. Stay tuned.

I was hoping to have a picture for you guys, but I couldn’t find anything to top Simon’s beard. However, I am at Josh’s house this weekend, and I promise to update this post with pictures from his birthday bonfire.

So, what do you guys think?  The industry is lighting up with a lot of interesting news; way too much to cover here. Leave your comments below and join the discussion!

Update: Despite Shawn, Chase, and Josh being in the same room this evening, we just realized we don’t have the necessary hardware to host the podcast. As such, we’ll be rescheduling for later in the week.

Hey, hey everybody!  The Limitcast is prepping for another great, live show this week!  Make sure you join Josh, Paul, Shawn, and myself at 7:30 P.M EST as we tackle the latest news stories, new releases, and resident buffoonery we’ve made ourselves famous for.

Hit the jump for this week’s topics.

Well, it looks like we won’t be getting rid of Activision vs West/Zampella anytime soon. Develop reported that Activision decided to play Robin Hood and give the money that West and Zampella “allegedly” tried to steal to their former co-workers. Honestly, this bonfire has gotten out of control and now everyone is pissing on it with gasoline.

I want to know what happens – badly – but I’m beginning to wonder if whatever credibility Activision had left with me (they are publishing Blur), and my love for Infinity Ward, will be forever scarred by these petty actions. Isn’t it time they started keeping the childish dick waving contest to themselves?

I got a chance to play Splinter Cell: Conviction, and…it’s alright. The bigger issue here is – viral marketing that involves local police. In the country that Lord of the Rings was filmed in, the New Zealand Herald has reported that an actor decided to pull a gun and scare people. Hell yeah, that’s the only way to promote a video game – fake violence baby. Do you guys think viral marketing took it too far this time?

If you really want to spend your time well, check out Simon’s glowing review for Sam Fisher’s new IP…I mean Splinter Cell game.

Steven Shepard wrote a great feature on the publisher’s growing anger at second hand sales. It’s definitely going to spark some discussion between us, and you guys as well. So, leave your comments below, on Steven’s articles, or join us live and give us up-to-date developments on you opinion.

One last thing; something that has just been brought to my attention. We found the Sasquatch incognito at The Mana Bar in Brisbane, Australia –  and no Mitch Hedberg, he isn’t actually blurry.

Hey, he cleans up pretty well and he likes reboots of bad video games. Go Sasquatch go!

Remember, we will be recording live this Sunday at 7:30 P.M. EST here. Make sure you join us, and if you can’t, leave your thoughts below! As always, subscribe to the Limitcast and leave your comments on iTunes to help us grow big and strong!

This week’s show marks the first episode in seven days to be completely free of genitalia. To celebrate this occasion, Chase, Paul, Shawn and myself gather to discuss the latest happenings in the gaming industry.

This episode includes some talk on the ongoing Infinity Ward v. Activision scandal, the media’s shift toward 3D, and the Blizzard’s overwhelming success with the sale of its Celestial Steed mount in World of Warcraft.

Hit the jump for the full episode, and be sure to leave your comments below.

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Hey everybody!  Just wanted to remind you that the Limitcast will be recording live today at 7:30 P.M. EST. Unfortunately, Josh has figured out how to make the show porn free. Trust me, I didn’t support this; but, we will find a way to fill today’s show with awesome discussion about the video games universe.

Do you need a little taste to whet your pallet? We will be touching on Splinter Cell: Conviction, the fact that Paul didn’t like the book I recommended, James Pinnell’s article on 3-D gaming, and whatever else we feel tickles our fancy. Speaking of tickled fancies, I have a video that will do just that – after the break. When you are done with that, make sure you leave comments on topics you want to hear about, or thoughts on today’s topics.

See you guys - live – at 7:30 P.M. EST!!!

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This week our live show was interrupted by a pair of lonely men looking to abate their crippling loneliness by exposing themselves to us via Tinychat. Though Chase initially insisted we keep them aboard to “see where this is going”, we eventually had to remove them in the interests of our listeners.

Worry not, however, as Chase, Paul, Shawn, Dylan and myself were able to work past these unexpected visitors and provide you with yet another excellent edition of the Limitcast.

On the docket this week – the Starcraft 2: Collectors Edition, Bullet Storm, and further struggles between the folks at Activision and Infinity Ward.

Also, hit the jump for details on our ongoing Geometry Wars 2 contest.

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Geometry Wars 2 Contest:

This week we’re running a contenst to see who can earn the highest score in Geometry Wars 2 on evolved mode. The winner earns an unspecified prize – but we promise it will be epic. Honest.

So post your high score (please make it one you’ve earned since our recording on Sunday, 4/11) along with your Gamertag for confirmation.

As always, hit us up on iTunes and be sure to join us for our next live show!

Hello Listeners!  I just wanted to drop a quick, friendly reminder that the sexy crew of Shawn, Paul, Josh, and Chase will be recording the Limitcast live tonight, April 11th, at 7:30pm EST.  You can join the show here.

If you can’t make the show tonight – or just want to satisfy your opinionated needs – drop some comments below, and tell us what you want to hear on the show.

Join special guests Sean Carey and Dylan Snyder as they accompany Chase Cook and myself on a hilarity fueled romp through the past seven days of gaming culture.

This week we discuss Sean’s experiences at PAX East, Apple’s new iPad device, and an Easter themed segment in which we propose which gaming franchises we’d like to see resurrected.

Hit the jump for the full episode, and be sure to leave a comment!

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Hello Listeners!  Easter Sunday is over, and while you were out visiting your crazy family, some stuff happened in the video game world. I hope all of you had a safe Easter Sunday (or regular Sunday, if that’s your thing) filled with mountains of chocolate and gobstoppers. I know mine was!

Guzzle down that Pepto-Bismol my sugar overloaded listeners; the Limitcast is back in action today at 7:30 EST – and you can join Josh, Chase, Paul, and Shawn right here!

Oh, quick question: Is it bad if your pee changes to a chocolaty color?  Hit the jump to offer me some free medical advice, and check out what topics we have in store for you today.

The iPad decided to release this weekend, and the Internet has done nothing but talk about it. Sure, it mentions a few things about a war here, or a genocide there, but mostly – the iPad is the big news this week. I don’t know about you guys, but I want one something fierce.

However, I think this need is born from a desire to be that pretentious kid in the coffee shop. You know, that one with the new technology that scoffs every time he drinks his coffee. That guy. What do you guys think? Is the iPad a worthwhile investment for gaming, or otherwise? If you don’t care, then enjoy the picture that embodies my lofty douche-baggery goals.  This man has it down to an art form. *wipes away a tear*

I decided to take a quick peek into the Game Room Microsoft gave me. Once inside, I found out staying there was free, but breathing, moving and entertainment were all going to cost me Microsoft points. I’m not one to shy away from paying for pleasure (or having someone else pay for my pleasure), but I find myself drowning in how much money I have to spend to make the Game Room worth my time. I might be getting ahead of myself here too, but does anyone think a single game on there is even worth buying? Not this guy, not yet.

Also, in the spirit of the magical Easter Sunday, we have decided to talk about which of our favorite series, or game, we want to see resurrected. My vote? Well, Konami has been doing the whole rebirth thing, and since that fits pretty well with resurrection, and zombies, I’m going to vote for a reboot of Zombies Ate My Neighbors. What about you guys?

Make sure you leave your comments below, and set aside some time at 7:30 EST to join the show live.

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