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What’s inside this episode:

• Corey waxes on and on about StarCraft 2, cause he got into the beta and Omaha didn’t. Hear him tell you about what betas are for (cause you needed to hear that) and what StarCraft 2 will do for you.
• And a review of Robin Hood: Return of Richard for iPhone. Shoot those followers of the Sheriff of Nottingham, be careful of the innocent villagers, and watch out for that catapult. And just ignore the cheering in the background each time an enemy falls. You really aren’t in an arena…even if it feels that way.
• Plus, a review of Dawn of the Dead by Byte Mark. More zombie killing fun based on the 2004 remake. And just like the movie, you can’t get those damn characters to go where you think they should go! But the graphics and music will creep you out.

Show Notes:

• Omaha Sternberg and Corey Tamas of MacGamer talk about today’s announcement of Supreme Commander 2 by Virtual Programming. Omaha’s pissed, because that was her guess! But Corey is sure he handed her the name on a silver platter…
• The Humble Indie Bundle. Get five great Indie games and pay the price you want to! Benefits the EFF and Child’s Play. This has everything you ever wanted in a charity event…except they can’t rhyme.
• Valve and Steam and Mac…oh my! The Mac version drops on May 12th. Corey and Omaha talk briefly about what that is like and what other games have already been announced for Mac on Steam.
• Haypi Kingdom contest. Omaha talks a bit about how confusing a contest can be when communication breaks down.
• Corey’s We Rule Challenge is officially over. Listen in to find out who won.

Music Notes:

• Digital Droo produced our theme music here at iGame Radio.
• Matt Jarvis for featuring music from Osmos.
• Bobby “Glorian” Slavov and Victor Stoyanov for featuring music from Eschalon: Book 1.