Dark Forces.
I want a high quality Star Wars FPS done with a new game engine like the Unreal engine or even the Source engine. I want it based in the Rebel vs. Empire, so I won't even have to hear Hayden"pouty-face"Christiansen.
I want to shoot Stormtroopers, not Clonetroopers. I want a boss battle with Boba Fett, Bosk, and IG-88.
No elements from the new movies.

This podcast was awesome. I think the only thing that could have topped it would've been having Joel TVs Frank on as well.

I would also like to request that one of the sound effects on the next podcast be Reb Brown screaming like a women from "Space Mutiny".

Gristle McThornbody screams when people steal his purse.

My best nerd moment happened while I was at work, which at the time was Z Gallerie, and I was the person in charge of the art portion of the store. One evening in January of 06' I'm cleaning up the gallery, when a customer asks if we have a certain print in stock. I tell him that we don't have it but I bring out the ordering book for him to take a look at for the print he's interested in. As I'm taking the book out I notice that his jacket have Valve embroidered on it in the specific font that Valve uses for it's company logo. At that moment I'm trying to figure out in a fit of excitement if he just bought the jacket or if he actually works at Valve. I'm a little timid to ask him outright as I don't want my manager, who I had a crush on, hear me nerd out in front of a customer. I ask him if the jacket is for Valve and he replies yes, then I ask is he works for Valve.

As soon as he says yes I descend into nerd town and it now goes from me helping a customer, into a Valve admiration summit. I completely disregard any other customer in the gallery and just talk about Half Life 2, which I finally got to play when the original Xbox port came out in fall of 05', and just gush like a schoolgirl meeting Zach Ephron for 10 minutes about how great the game is, and then for another 10 minutes I go on about the glitch the game had when you played it on the Xbox 360, and then he explains in great detail that the game wasn't ported with the intent to be played on the 360. I want to sit and talk more with him about awesome the game is, but his wife finishes up at the register and is now ready to leave the store. I am such a Valve fanboy, and to be able to talk at some length with a Valve employee who involved with probably my favorite game of all time was unreal.
As soon as he leaves, I stand and stare into space for a few minutes in a euphoric haze. I put away the art book, and go back to cleaning. Just as I turn away from where I was standing my manager is standing right in front of me and just looks at me like I'm the biggest nerd she has ever met. Didn't talk to her for the rest of evening.

Half Life series FTMFW!!!!

I like the Gran Turismo series because I'm a massive racist.

If you're going to throw up 1080p on the list, why not put Dolby Surround along with the other surround sound formats advertised in games?
Considering the amount of whining coming out of the industry and consumer about how expensive consoles are, how can they afford the proper sound systems that can make use of the various renditions of Dolby and THX that new games support?