You're going to be. And we're back with another episode of official PlayStation blog. This is episode 7 and we're mixing it up a little bit. It's just myself and Nick Suttoner today. This is Sid Schuman. I'm senior social specialist on PlayStation blog.

I help run the Twitter and Facebook accounts and I'm joined by Nick

Sutter who's the senior product evaluator for PlayStation.

Welcome Nick.

Well done, sir.

This is very intimate.

It's kind of unlike you're sick and my back hurts and like we're in when you're kind of like muggy office. It's kind of weird.

It's a little different. Jeff and Ray who you guys well know if you listen to the blog

They're off at CES right now. So they're running around checking out all the

O-led TVs and PS VETA and all that fun stuff and I'm just kind of here cleaning up their mess to be honest

So we got a good show for you guys today. We're going to talk about new PSN releases for

January 17th headlined by two colossal PS2 classics Har-H.

In HD new Grand Turismismo 5 DLC and a new horror game that I've been following rather

closely.

We've also got a couple of live reports from C.E.S. Hardy Har Har Har Har.

Jeff and Ray got a chance to talk to Kelly Santiago, the CEO of that game

company, the folks behind Journey, the interesting looking PSN game that has us all so

intrigued. We've got a new PSN gem of the week, a new batch of

user questions, a user tip, and a special origin story which is, you know, Jeff Rubinstein

and Ray Gutierrez interviewed Andrew House, who's the president and group CEO of

Sony Computer Entertainment.

He's like five levels higher than us.

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