This week we talk about every single game we got our hands on during our weekend of PAX in Seattle, WA. Including Brink, Killzone 3, Duke Nukem Forever, Dead Space 2, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, and much much more.

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This week we pop a squat on the PAX couch and discuss all the things we look forward to playing and learning for our weekend of PAX in Seattle, WA.

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Official spokesperson for all things Xbox, Major Nelson, announced on his blog that Xbox Live would see subscription fees raised by 20% across the board for all users.  This means the usual fee of $50/year for online play and access to about 80% of the features on the system, is now going to cost you $60/year.  It’s odd that MS has chose to do this during a nationwide recession and while both competitors are offering online services for free (Sony does have a subscription service as well that includes free games).  It also is strange that MS would do this while their biggest online competitor, Sony and it’s PS3, have began to close the gap with services like Netflix, MLB and Hulu Plus, which they offer free to all PS3 owners.

To see a breakdown of how much this price gouging will cost you see the chart Major Nelson released on his blog:

Every year, it seems, we tend to get a new Halo. And every year we get an awesome new trailer that instills hope of epic story and battles, and sadly every year we walk away disappointed. Well once again the onslaught of Halo: Reach advertising has brought us this new trailer called “Deliver Hope”. But will it?

This week in TV news we discuss the new shows coming this fall. Then in movies we discuss X-men: First Class and Indy 5. And finally in videogames we discuss Rage, Gamescon, Quakecon, Portal 2, Halo: Reach and much much more.

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