In the newly christened PB & Jason, issue #2, Jason talks about the Playstation Move. In fact, Jason says everything he can about the Playstation Move. He could even tell you more than you could ever want to hear about the device. In short, he details his impressions, then goes down the list of titles with reviews, impressions, and information available from a few various online gaming news sites, like IGN, 1up, and Kotaku.
After the multitude of Move minutes, Jason details his opinion on used video games, including how he sees GameStop and how used games sales affect the industry.
There's some slight Metroid: Other M discussion to wrap up this stunningly incredible second issue, and the podcast concludes.
This episode is actually a conversation between Jason and I, but as you can see, it was difficult to get a word in edgewise.
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Solid run-down of the Move, very informative.
I've got a teeny bit more to say about the Move, actually. Just a little bit to elucidate more of the differences in the functions of the Wii Remote compared to the Move controller. They'll probably be featured in Issue #4. Issue #3 has already been recorded, and hopefully, it'll make it up tonight or tomorrow.
What topics of reader mail do you want?
Absolutely anything at all. I hope to have new issues available nearly every weekday, even if that may be a pipe dream, so open reader mail is absolutely going to fit. Every once in a while, I'll mention an upcoming topic of discussion, for instance, I know professional gaming is coming up, and reader mail can be based on that. Still, given the volume of issues I'll be producing, I don't mind going back over topics I've done before.
