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Oh would you look at that, it's Wednesday. That can mean only one thing: Feedback. The best video game webshow since the dawn of history has a brand new episode ready for your viewing pleasure. This week your panel is Adam Sessler, Blair Herter, Rob Manuel, and Stephen Johnson.

This jam packed episode of Feeadback features details on Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Nintendo's "Massively Single Player" patent, and THQ's future.

Plus, Summer is winding down so we decided to reflect on the many downloadable games of Xbox 360's Summer of Arcade. Sony is also focusing on downloadable games with their just announced PSN PLAY program.

Make yourself a snack, pull up a chair and get ready for this week's episode of Feedback.

Feel free to leave comments about how much you loved the show. Go ahead, gush.

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It's Wednesday, gamers, and that means another episode of Feedback is available for you to watch, enjoy, memorize and trade with your friends!  This week, host Adam Sessler is joined by the great Morgan Webb, Kevin "Machine Gun" Kelly, and Stephen Johnson (hey, that's me)!

We'll be talking about the delayed release of the PlayStation Vita, the announcement and first details of Borderlands 2, as well as talking to Kevin and Morgan about the games they played at QuakeCon. Which games, you ask? How about Rage, Dishonored and little-known indie gem called The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

Join us for a lively and engaging discussion about everything video games, as well as a vaguely disturbing discussion of  little girls in dance costumes.

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Another episode of Feedback is on the horizon. We have plenty of topics to reflect on, like Call of Duty DLC and the PlayStation Vita. But before we record we want to hear from you. Do you have any questions for the Feedback team about Call of Duty, the PSVita, QuakeCon or anything at all? Seriously, ask us a question and there's a solid chance we will answer it. Leave all of your comments, suggestions and questions below.

The saga of Feedback continues. This week Adam Sessler was joined by Leah "I love StarCraft" Jackson, Blair "Boy-Blair" Herter and Fighting Words' host Ernie "Hadouken" Moreno. Adam and Blair debate over Diablo 3's auction house and Ernie shares his first hand experiences from EVO 2011. Plus, more details about the Nintendo 3DS price drop. You'll also learn something new about Leah Jackson and her ability to apparate. 

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Don’t ask us how (seriously, it’s dark, dark stuff) but the G4 crew somehow survived the tsunami of geekdom that is Comic-Con, and even though the show is (thankfully) growing smaller and smaller in our collective rearview mirrors, its insanity will live forever in our memories. Although, for immediacies sake, Adam Sessler and the rest of this week’s Feedback crew, aka Blair Herter, Kevin Kelly, and Nikole Zivalich, decided to get together to relive and recap their Comic-Con 2011 experiences for your viewing and listening pleasure...sadly, not in costumes.

Feedback: Recapping Comic-Con 2011 since 2011.

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Well, we've put away our Rorshach costumes, finally taken showers, and are getting used to not shouting ourselves hoarse, which means it's time for our post-Comic-Con Feedback! If you were there, tell us about your experience, and if you weren't there, what questions do you have about what went down? What did we cover that you wanna know more about? What didn't we cover enough? Watch Feedback next week for all the highlights, lowlights, and cringe-worthy costume coverage, and leave any questions or comments for us below!

Hey, G4 faithful, we promised you a special Feedback this week for Comic-Con, and now we're ready to deliver. This week's show has high-kilowatt G4 cast -- Kevin Pereira, Morgan Webb, Jessica Chobot and Candace Bailey are on the floor at Comic-Con, giving their impressions of the Con, as well as delivering their own personal favorite memories from this year's show.

Click the link, and don't forget to take your pain-killers.

(*Sorry for the audio problems, all. Comic-con can be very hard on video production.)

Once again, Wednesday is upon us. New comic book day, the middle of the week, and ... oh, CRAP. It's the start of COMIC-CON! As you're reading this, many stalwarts from X-Play, G4TV.com and Attack of the Show! are heading down to San Diego to brave the lines, crowds, nachos, and wafts of air from the unbathed to bring you a fantastic Comic-Con experience, which you can experience without leaving the comfort of your own home or bomb shelter.

While we'll be busy covering the video games of Comic-Con and all the pop culture film, television and everything else that you can shake a stick at, we'll also be bringing you live episodes of X-Play and Attack of the Show!. But with all this going on, our plans have diverted Feedback from it's normal Wednesday track. With all of the teleportation down to San Diego, we won't have a show for you today. But fear not, we're going to be bringing you a very special Comic-Con Feedback direct from the show floor in San Diego, so you can feel like you're right there with us! 

The Comic-Con Feedback will feature Adam Sessler, Morgan Webb, Blair Herter, and more, and will come to you direct from ground zero later this week! So keep it tuned directly to this same Bat-channel all week long. Comic-Con is ON.

Summertime, and the livin' is Feedback, people. Adam Sessler, Emily Gordon, Stephen Johnson and Kevin Kelly are fighting the humid ennui of the season by sitting in a studio and talking video games. Join us, won't you?

We're taking a look at Carmageddon (the event, not the game), Ms. Splosion Man, Team Bondi and Rockstar's seemingly contentious relationship, Sony Online Entertainment's Fan Faire, as well as a survey of the games the Feedback crew is playing in the face of the the dearth of AAA releases this week, and a metric crap-ton more. For summer fun, turn on an air-conditioner, grab a Mai-Tai and hit "play."

Feedback: Referencing famous photographers since 1957.

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It's summer now, which does not conjure up the scent of suntan lotion for us, but rather having to close the curtains to keep the sun from ruining our graphics. We are Indoor Kids. On the next Feedback, we discuss the "summer game drought," some fun new games coming your way, Team Bondi and what it means for game developers, and some of the games we might have missed because of E3 or just too many releases that week. If you have any nominations for that dubious honor, or if you have any questions about any of these topics, tell us in the comments and you could be Feedback's Question of the Week!

With the Uncharted 3 Multiplayer Beta now available to everyone, this Wednesday is even better than your normal New Comic Book Day. That's right, folks: it's also Feedback time! Dont' fall for the summer doldrums just yet. We're right smack between E3 and Comic-Con, so there is still plenty of geeking out yet to happen as the temperatures rise and vacation time stretches ahead. To help you figure out what to do with your summer, the Feedback Crew of Adam Sessler, Jake Gaskill, Stephen Johnson, and Emily Gordon are here to help you out.

Besides Uncharted 3, the gang talks about the Journey beta, the Resident Evil: Mercenaries 3D debacle, and the Call of Duty XP event coming up in September in Los Angeles. Then of course, there's Microsoft's entire upcoming "Summer of Arcade," so see what everyone is looking forward to. Also, ever wonder what we're playing right now? Find out inside!

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All rise. The court of TheFeed is now in session. The honorable Jake “Fake Judge” Gaskill presiding. It is the opinion of this court that video games are…what’s that?...the Supreme Court already handed down its ruling on California’s violent video game law?...7-2?...Oh, I see. Well, let's get on with it.

As you've no doubt heard, this is a big week for the games industry, thanks to t but in case you were too busy, I don't know, playing games or something, then you definitely want to check out this week’s episode of Feedback, as Adam Sessler is joined by Casey Schreiner, Stephen Johnson, and Nikole Zivalich to discuss what is arguably the most significant legal decision in gaming history. (For more, be sure to check out Adam's in-depth look at the Supreme Court's decision, and if you have no idea what this whole case is about, brush up here.)

And, as if to honor said decision, the Feedback crew also examines and cross examines the game of the week, the cheeky horror shooter Shadows of the Damned. So if you're into legal jargon and penis-inspired gun puns, you've certainly come to the right place!

Feedback: Where we still have no idea why the abbreviation SCOTUS makes us chuckle. Hehe. SCOTUS.

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Are you ready for some Feedback? How about the one where we talk about G4's Best of E3 Winners? And Duke Nukem Forever? And Alice: Madness Returns? Today happens to be your lucky day, because that what we've got for you right here. Join Adam Sessler, Morgan Webb, Matt Keil, and Kevin Kelly as they talk about the awards, the games, the news (EA vs. Activision and Battlefield 3 vs. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3), and much more!

As a special bonus, we also talk about what the heck Bobby Kotick is doing in Moneyball. And the answer is: we have no freaking idea. It's a Brad Pitt movie about baseball. Seriously, why is he in this thing? What video game exec is going to be the next to make the jump to the silver screen? Let us know what you think, and will it affect you going to see the movie or not? Inquiring Feedbackers want to know.

Feedback: Chewing ass and kicking bubblegum since... wait. What?.

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E3 2011 might be grower smaller and smaller in our rear view mirrors, but that doesn’t mean we’re done nerding out about all the ridiculous sights and sounds burned into our brains from the show. Seriously, some things can never be unseen (a Kinect-powered jockey game, anyone?). Still, it was a solid show with tons of great titles on display, which is why for this week’s Feedback, Adam Sessler welcomes Matt Keil, Emily Gordon, and yours truly to discuss G4’s Best of E3 2011 nominations. Also on the chatting block is Sucker Punch’s supercharged sequel inFamous 2. It’s a full show, so quit reading this, and watch now!

E3 2011 might be over, but it certainly isn't done yet. The Feedback Crew assembled on our G4 stage to talk all things E3, and shouldn't we have that set all the time? It was very swanky. Join Adam Sessler, Morgan Webb, Blair Herter, Eric Eckstein, Nikole Zivalich, and myself in an info-packed episode of Feedback where we talk about Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, and more! Want to know what we thought about the Sony Vita? The Wii U? Kinectapalooza? Battlefield 3's puzzling tank demo? Tune in and see!

Feedback: Delightfully ready to slip into a post-E3 coma. At least until some good games come out.

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