The one where we talk about E3 again, this time with hindsight
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So, E3's properly over now. Let's talk about it some more in the podcast.
In the wake of the world's biggest game show TalkRadar UK's three brave podcasters are washed up in a studio to try and remember just went on last week in Los Angeles.
Hear as Justin, George and Nathan, talk about the game-changing impact of 3DS, Activision's incessant (though quite enjoyable) willy waving, the new announcements that rocked the E3 'floor' and almost get bogged down in the old 'motion control: it's a bit shit isn't it? debate for the 43rd podcast in sucession.
Question of the week is E3 flavoured too: find out which E3 no-show we were most disappointed about including your ever-welcomed responses.
Elsewhere we rile Justin over his persistent PSP flag waving, despite the fact he fully admits he made a mistake forking out for a PSPGo now. Plus, on a related note we speculate that Sony's marketing plans must include a audience demographic referred to as 'sucker'.
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