This is the Gamerous and Jobs conference call for November 10, 2010.

I'm your host, Sean Andrich, and joining me this week, I have two illustrious.

I'm going to do a Troy Goodfellow here.

I'm going to call you panelist.

First step, we have Mr. Julian Rabbit Murdoch.

Does that mean I have to panel your living room?

Har, har.

Oh.

I could use that, actually.

Just let me know.

Also joining me, Mr. Allen Pyroman Cook.

I think panelists implies a level of professionalism that was just not evident here.

So I don't really think that.

I don't think it works.

This week, we're going to be talking about YouTube's impact on gaming and of course we have your

emails but let's go ahead and start with some video games and you know, Julian I want to start with you

because it's been a very kinetic kind of week at the Murdoch household because you've got every

movement peripheral on the planet right now in your living

room. To be fair. To be fair. I have an excuse, right? My excuse is I actually did the holiday,

I'm not really proud of this. I did the holiday issue of Consumers Digest magazine, their video game

section, of which a very large multi-thousand-word portion of is a

preview of move and connect and a comparison to the Wii written for soccer moms, which was

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