Also on this episode is our monthly analysis of the NPD’s. You can also look forward to some more Playstation Move talk, as we question just how far Sony is looking to push the product.

There is lots more to listen out for, so just hit the play button and kick back for the next 70 minutes or so.

There is a lot more in this jam packed episode to look out for, so just hit the play button and chill with The Koalition for the next 70 minutes or so.

Just like I promised on the show, I have a poll for you guys to also vote on who is the most passionate. Just listen to the podcast and then cast your vote after hearing everyone’s answer.

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So what we would like to do now is ask you guys, which technology is the most marketable of the two? Remember we are not asking which one you think is better, we are asking which one is more likely to grab the casual market that the Nintendo Wii has managed to capture.

Let us know what you think by voting in the poll below after you finish listening to everyones points.

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Also on this show we discuss the limited Playstation 3 supplies in March, Sony’s PR Rob Dyer’s remarks aimed towards Microsoft, and our own personal views on review scores. Also on this show is Richard Baileys segment, The Uh-Oh Factor.

So sit back, relax and chill with The Koalition for the next 76 minutes.

Share your thoughts, let us know your opinions on this issue.

Running time: 16 Minutes

Conversation got heated when discussing our Peter Molyneux interview got us speaking about Western RPG’s. We got into a little debate on whether Mass Effect 2 can really be called a full RPG (refer to the sidebar poll).

Also in this episode we introduced a new segment, “The Uh-Oh Factor” with Richard Bailey.

This episode is too good to miss, so hit the play button right now.

Basically I (Gary A Swaby) said that the Xbox 360 was obviously going to outsell the PS3 in January, because Mass Effect 2 came out. But then Edward V interjected by saying that Mass Effect 2 is not a system seller, suggesting that 360 would have outsold PS3 without it.

Take a listen as we debate on the issue for 20 minutes, and then leave your own personal opinions on the issue either in the comments or in our forum. You can also check out the full NPD list right here.

But enough about the Superbowl, it’s time to talk about games.That is what we do best on the Co-Op. This week we discussed the announcement of Sonic 4, Ubisoft’s upcoming announcement, Brock Lesnar’s UFC undisputed cover, Madden coming to facebook and the new info on Fallout: New Vegas. There are of course more discussions in there, but why ruin the element of surprise by revealing them all. Just hit the play button now, and chill with us for the next hour.

Shout out to Joekilla, who was our special guest listener this week.

On this episode we give our impressions on Mass Effect 2 now that its out there and we all got our hands on it. Also we give impressions on the Battlefield Bad Company 2 demo, which was released on Xbox Live, can it be compared to Modern Warfare 2? Also discussed is the GTA IV Episodes From Liberty going multi-platform, how to start up a video game blog and more.

Hit the play button and enjoy the show.

We discuss the current news ( Jace Hall season 3, GTA episodes on the PS3 & Microsoft X Capcom), the “weather” (Dre & Shel’s views on the iPad and the other apple i”stuff” along with Monster hunter on the 360) and 30 years of gaming. Dre and I have over thirty years of playing video games and we discuss it over the podcast. Also. We talk about being a parent gamer and give out tips for those that are up and coming parents who games. So please sit back & enjoy.

BTW.. That is Dre’s Basement in the picture. JOKING!

This week we discuss a whole lot of Mass Effect 2, in preparation for the games launch. Also discussed is Capcom and Microsoft’s secret announcement, Halo: Reach, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, The Jets ass whooping, and a whole lot more.

So sit back, grab a soft drink (or a beer) and enjoy the hilarious nature of the Co-Op Podcast. Don’t forget to leave some comments.

Just keep it in mind, that Dre & I will show STRICT discipline to your bad arse kids!

So just hit that play button and enjoy the vibe for the next hour.

1# RRoD vs D.R.E

2# Our favorite System of all time

3# Video game related violence.  Is it on the rise?

So, sit back, relax and open up those ear canals. Your life is about to change.  Also, if you have any comments, suggestion or even criticism, please feel free to comment (down below) or you can email us at therealgamershow@gmail.com.

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This week we discuss the prediction that Halo Reach will be 2010’s top seller. Also we discuss Sony’s comments on God of War III being only possible on PS3, Yoichi Wada saying that Final Fantasy XIII will be the last game of this type from Square, CES impressions, 3D gaming and more.

Running time 72 minutes.

On this episode we look back at all the best things that happened in the past year (2009) and what we are looking forward to in 2010. Don’t forget to join in our discussion by leaving your comments below.

Watch out for us next week.

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Now that I got the formalities out of the way, this week’s video game music selection comes from Assassin’s Creed II. As much as I hated the 1st game, I can’t get part two off of my mind. The music is the game is just as good as the gameplay too. There are free roam moments when the music is repetitive, but whenever something interesting goes down, the musical score leaves a powerful, memorable impression. Listen to the music played when you are chased around the rooftops of Venice. Check it and out you’ll hear what I mean.

This week we discuss the Dead Space 2 sequel, Dante’s Inferno demo impressions, Time magazine’s top ten of 09 list, the NPD’s, and we ask everyone on the team what they are looking forward to in 2010.

This is a hilarious episode, filled with some intellectual discussion.

Enjoy

This week we go through the weeks hottest topics, such as Mass Effect 2 coming on two discs, Medal of Honor making a come back, Brink and our own personal Top games of 2009 lists.

So chill with us for the next 80 Minutes, you will not regret it.

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In the show we discuss our views on the 09 Fall line up, now that all the heavy hitters have dropped.

Theres a lot more in there, so just take a listen.

The main topics we touched on this week include the Modern Warfare 2 hacker fiasco, Sony introducing a subscription plan for PSN, and the Spike Video Game Awards nominations for Game Of The Year.

Shout outs to the best rapper alive Bangs for our outro music.

Do not miss this episode.

This week’s track comes for the PSN game Soldner X. Soldner X is a Gradius type space shooter than I recommend you check out. Before playing Assassin’s Creed 2 all night, I played this game for two hours just to listen to the soundtrack. The music is the game has an uptempo, techno vibe, but its well composed. You can tell the game’s creators wanted the music to stand out from all other PSN games. Here’s music from the first stage of the game to give you an overall feeling of the entire soundtrack.

Incase you forgot what The Koalition is about, then we’re going to remind you. Below is a little story/description all about The Koalition’s goals and achievements.

The Koalition is a video game site targeting the hiphop & urban community. Providing new perspective for the consumer as well as the game makers. The Koalition has become the authority in hiphop and video games from experience in game journalism, passion for music, and social networking.

The Koalition has quickly become the dominant urban voice in gaming, With features on top site/publications such as Kotaku, ThisIs50, GamePro, Shade45, Complex, 2Dopeboyz, Konsole Kingz and even collaborations with Xbox Live. The Koalition was also the 2009 Black Weblog Award winner for best technology site/blog.

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P.S… Ocremix.org is one of the greatest music gaming website of all time. Do yourself a favor and head over there.