TalkRadar 22 – quiz show!

You might want to sit down for this, and if you happen to already be sitting, stand up so you can sit back down and experience our one-on-one talkin’ to with Cliffy B, the man behind all things Gears of War. Then we’re out to guess a series of iconic video game sound effects – those that stump the T-Dar crew are your chance to hop in theforumand win a GR t-shirt.

After that we reveal why we firmly believe Nintendo will have a new handheld by 2010, plus vent about a particularly nasty problem with the LittleBigPlanet beta. It’s entertainment as you like it!

Explicit Content Within! Persons with delicate ears should definitely not listen, as they will hear edgy no-no words freely spoken on South Park and HBO.


10-10-08 | Length - 2:05:58 | Opening song byAnamanaguchi



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TOPICS

Top 7... game expos better than E3– a jackhammer to the nuts is better than E3, so it’s not a hard competition to win

E3 2008 Awards– we spotted Cliff in a shady bathroom, hilarity ensued, led to us trying to get him on the show

Question 6: What’s the worst game you’ve played to death, despite it sucking horribly?

THE VOICES

Quote of the week:
“Dawg, you somethin’ ta say ‘bout Gears of War 2 or are you bullshittin’ on Front Street?”

For more TalkRadar (and yes, you do want more) browse ourpast episodes.


Above: Chris’ response to question 6: the terrible might of Amagon!


Above: Which is better, Zelda or Halo? We settle the debate with an old-fashioned nerd-off


Above: OXM’s Dan Amrich sneaks in, steals Charlie’s headphones and proceeds to ramble on about “arcades” and “quarters” and “dimly lit pedophile camps”


Above: The camera is in perfect focus – Chris is actually vibrating faster than the speed of light

Oct 10, 2008

Brett Elston

A fomer Executive Editor at GamesRadar, Brett also contributed content to many other Future gaming publications including Nintendo Power, PC Gamer and Official Xbox Magazine. Brett has worked at Capcom in several senior roles, is an experienced podcaster, and now works as a Senior Manager of Content Communications at PlayStation SIE.