The BRU Crew and special guests, Carrie and Ana, are coming to you live from PAX Prime! Well, it was live when we recorded it. Listen as we regale you with tales from the show floor, discussing a slew of exciting new titles that we were able to play at the Penny Arcade Expo.

Song Credits:
The Next Door – Street Fighter IV – Exile
Victory Theme – Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo

In today’s exciting episode, it’s Scott Pilgrim vs the BRUcast as the gang discusses the retro laced downloadable title. Also on the agenda, Mick plays some very old, old games, Super Metroid and Grand Theft Auto 4, and James reviews another 5 dollar duke with Lego Indiana Jones. Finally, the BRU crew saves Achievements and their uglier, less popular sister, Trophies. Tune in and enjoy.

Song Credits:
Another Winter Chiptune Version – Scott Pilgrim VS The World The Game – Anamanaguchi

In honor of the CheapAssGamer.com’s own CheapyD, the BRUcast spends a little bit of time discussing the act of playing video games whilst on the crapper. We also talk about what we’ve been playing, ranging from a wide variety of topics, including Limbo, Castlevania: Harmony of Despair, Alan Wake, Resistance II, Kung-Fu Panda and Starcraft II. Check it out, it’s a doozy.

Song Credits:
Carmen’s Song – Greg Lee

A very Sega-tacular episode of the podcast as Mick relives his time on the streets of Japan in Shenmu. In addition, everyone enjoys some old fashioned kart racing with Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing. Finally, the BRU crew saves the games industry from nostalgic games. What’s all that about? Well you’ll have to tune in to find out…

Song Credits:
Can You Feel The Sunshine – Richard Jacques – Sonic R

The big King’s Quest episode, about the recently released The Silver Lining. In addition, James talks about Quantum of Solace and Tornado Outbreak, Mick covers the Monkey Island 2 XBLA port, and Tia gets her Dynasty Warriors fix.

Song Credits:
Purple Comet – Super Mario Galaxy

Mick unwinds from E3 by playing a triad of shooters, from Red Steel 2 to Bayonetta to Sin and Punishment Star Successor. James adds his thoughts on Red Steel, Bayonetta and Tetris Party Deluxe. Richard only had time to play some Blur. Finally, we finish up our three part Save The series with Sony and complete the character battle. Tune in to find out who won.

Song Credits:
Fly Me To The Moon (Infinite Climax Mix) – Helena Noguerra – Bayonetta

Mick plays some BS Zelda, James gets down with Dark Void and Munchables, Carrie dives into Aquaria and Richard tries to describe World of Goo. Then, everyone discusses the E3 conferences and games shown. Finally, we have a very special character battle that requires input from you, the listener. So listen to the end and let us know who you think should win.

Song Credits:
Big Show Theme – Robert Sharples – Ren and Stimpy

Gather round, one and all, for our very nitpicky review of Super Mario Galaxy 2. In addition, Mick plays the Zelda-esque 3D Dot Heroes, Richard talks about the Zelda-esque Darksiders and James plays the not very Zelda-like Bionic Commando. We also give our E3 predictions, discussion and speculation. Finally, the gang saves Microsoft, part two of our three part series.

Song Credits:
Drop the Dodongo – verix

Coinciding with our thirteenth episode, James brings us a review of Final Fantasy 13. Mick dives head first into the Humble Indie Bundle, Richard wishes he’d attempted to delay the end of the Halo Reach beta and Tia discusses Super Street Fighter IV and Lips: I Love The 80′s. On top of all this, we try to save Nintendo, the start of a 3 part save the industry special.

Song Credits:
Cocoon de Chocobo – Chasing Dreams – Ryo Yamazaki – Final Fantasy XIII
Glory’s Fanfare – Masashi Hamauzu – Final Fantasy XIII

Carrie joins Richard, Mick and James for a spirited discussion on Heavy Rain. In addition, everyone weighs in on Super Street Fighter IV and gets excited for Marvel Vs Capcom 3. Mick gives us the word on Balanced Brawl, Dokapon Kingdom and Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link. Finally, James discusses his love for novelty sodas with an overview of three new Mountain Dew flavors.

Song Credits:
River Stage – Marvel Vs Capcom 2