Bizarre Creations developers Geb Talbot and Garreth Wilson join Dan Hsu, Demian Linn, and Brett Bates on this week's show, which kicks off Bitmob's "3 Great Prizes, 3 Ways to Win" giveaway.

With so many podcasts covering the same media, what separates the crappy ones from the great ones? After all, most podcasts do cover the same current events and gaming news. Most even do similar topics such as naming the games they played and talking about the new releases. With all of these similarities how can some podcasts be so much better than

Gamers say they want their games to be perfect and developers try to make their games perfect, but is perfection something we truly want?

After listening to Mobcast 40 and playing through the new PS3 installment of Ratchet and Clank, I realized that lists are more viewed, and require a lot less time writing. I decided to make a list of the pros and cons on the game. I guess this paragraph explaining the whole rationale behind this Pro and Con review is probably bigger than the review

Mobcast wins Best Format in CastMedium's Podcast Awards '09.

A response to Robert Ashley's question: Why do we help in video games, but not in real life?

Bitmob Managing Editor Jason Wilson, chastised for his dislike of one of the seminal role-playing games, decides to give Chrono Trigger another try.

A call to action to stop list writing on Bitmob.

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