This is the Gamerous with Jobs conference call for June 9th, 2010.

I'm your host, Sean Andrich.

And joining me this week,

we have Mr. Julian Rabbit Murdoch. Finally rested. I slept for like three days.

Three days of Benadryl and gin, and you kind of recovered? I'm better. I'm much better.

That's good. Also joining us, Mr. Corey at Demiurge Banks. I'm still recovering from the hangover I had much better. That's good. Also joining us, Mr. Corey at Demirge Banks.

I'm still recovering from the hangover I had Sunday morning.

Still.

Yeah, yeah.

I feel like this whole week's been a hangover for me.

My body is not used to that kind of drinking anymore.

And joining us from his basement, Mr. Gorgeous Rob Borges. Oh, the times they are a change.

They are indeed.

We'll talk about that at the end of the show.

Yes, we will.

This week, we're going to be talking about the emerging free-to-play model.

Turbine has announced that after the rousing success of Dungeons and Dragons online going free,

Lord of the Rings is now following suit this fall.

So we're going to talk about that and what that means for the market in general.

And of course, we've got lots of games.

Let's start with an email here.

This one is from Rooks.

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