This is the Gamerous and Jobs Conference call for April 10th, 2013.

I'm your host, Sean Andrich, and join me this week. We have Mr. Sean Sands. Hello. Mr. Allen Cook.

Hello, internet. And our special co-host for today, Mr. Jason Edmonds from Australia.

Hey, guys. It's great to be here. It's very good to have you here. You are one of our

donation drive. We'll call you a winner, so to speak, but... Hey guys, it's great to be here. It's very good to have you here. You are one of our Donation Drive.

We'll call you a winner, so to speak, but I'm a very keen supporter of the site, which we really appreciate.

And so you wanted to be on the show, and we were happy to have you.

This week, we're going to be talking about taking the grind from MMO games and applying it to other genres. This is a topic that Jason wanted to delve into, so we're going to hit that.

And of course, we have your emails.

Let's go ahead and start with video games.

And Jason, since you are our special guest here, I want to start with you.

What have you been playing?

Sure.

Well, I guess like every other gamer on the planet, it seems, at the moment,

Bioshock Infinite's been taking up what gaming time I've had.

You guys have already talked about it to death,

but I guess I fairly much agree with what you guys were saying

in terms of stories fantastic.

The game's very, very good.

I have found the shooting to be good, but something that I've probably played about 20 times before by the sounds of things.

To me, anyway, it hasn't felt like anything particularly new.

The only thing I've really particularly enjoyed about the shooting and that's felt really fresh is in some ways it feels like the guys that

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