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Our good friend Kat Bailey came by to talk with Ryan and Fresh about this next Zelda adventure which they all seem to agree is leagues ahead of Phantom Hourglass in both story and gameplay execution.

It will surpass no one that we love this game. Ryan, JayFresh, and I all sit around a warm fire, enjoying some wine kindly provided us by 8-bit Vintners and reminisce fondly about playing the game the previous eve in a way that you should only reminisce about something you've enjoyed for years. Q-Games and the PixelJunk series just have that effect. If you're a fan at all of the PixelJunk games this is another no-brainer.

Edmund McMillen invited us down to his apartment in Santa Cruz, California to see a super-early version of Super Meat boy! You never get this kind of early look at games outside of the indie scene and we feel privileged to have had the opportunity. If you've never heard of Edmund before, you're likely to now. Google him and go play one of the ton of free flash games he has up (including the original Meat boy and Time Fcuk), you'll love 'em all!