This is the Gamerys with Jobs conference call for January 13th, 2010.

I'm your host, Sean Andrich, and joining me this week, we have Sean Sance, Corey Banks, Rob Borgias.

Ah, look at that, named voice. Like bang, bang, bang, bang. It's so fast.

Yeah, we'll see how many people can figure it out.

Yeah, I'm sure

this is gonna make life much easier want to thank Ian Podunk Dorche for creating new

intro music for us I know change can be scary but we wanted something a little more

upbeat for 2010 and I got to say I keep listening to this thing he knocked it out of

the park oh yeah I'm dancing to the great track.

It's an absolutely great track.

This week we're going to be talking about our amazingly bad predictions from 2009 and some

of our predictions for 2010, including some that you submitted yourself.

So look forward to that.

But first, one of the changes we're doing here is we're going to start reading some emails throughout the show. So I'm going to get us started right now with Phoenix Strike. And he says,

by the time you're able to read this on the show, if you ever choose to do so, the Chromehounds

multiplayer servers will have been down for a week. And the Mech Warrior 4 free deal will still

be stuck in lawyer limbo. And all news on the upcoming Me for free deal will still be stuck in lawyer limbo and all the news on

the upcoming mech warrior reboot will still be hidden by the iron curtain of copyright lawsuits from

the outside looking in this looks pretty bad is there any hope for mec fans in the immediate future

perhaps a jam i missed hidden beneath a pile of 20 to 27nd century first-person shooters, cooperative or otherwise, breadcrowns aren't wholly satisfying. Sincerely, Phoenix Strike.

So, mech games.

It's kind of ugly.

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