This is the Gamer's with Jobs Conference call for October 20th, 2010.

I'm your host, Sean Andrich,

and joining me this week, we have Mr. Julian Eggman Murdoch.

Eggman. Is this a ball joke after 200 shows? You're now going to make ball jokes. It's been

three years. Now the ball jokes come out. It's time. I think it's time it's the gloves are off the season has come

also joining us miss laura crigger hello it's been like forever i know it's been a lot there's been a lot

going on uh this past summer and and your back and that's really what matters.

This week, we're going to be talking about the Dow of role playing, not just why we play, but what role playing reveals about ourselves.

We also have an interview with Fred Howard about Wizard 101 storytelling and teaching kids.

You can look for that one after the credits.

But first, let's go ahead and get right into the games. And given the time of year, you'd think we'd have just a gargantuan pile of games to talk about.

But I got to say, after enslaved, things kind of slowed down quite a bit. It seems like you

guys definitely haven't been super excited about a lot of the recent stuff that's been coming out.

No, I've taken this opportunity to sort of go back through the pile. I've been playing

Fable 2. I've been actually after this weekend, which we'll probably go into later, I've been

playing Catamari. So I've been really going back

and getting a chance to curl up with some old favorites.

How about you, Julian? I will admit to being mostly excited about the fact that in about a

month's time I'll be playing Cataclysm for for wow, which I know sounds really sad. But I've

been playing with my wife, which is a totally new experience. She, she, she approached me and

said, I want to learn how to play wow. And I sort of chuckled a little bit. And she said, no,

no, no, I'm serious. And so she installed wow on her Mac. And after about a day and a half, she's like, okay, now I need to serious. And so she installed Wow on her Mac.

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