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I'm Evan Narcisse resident videogame nerd. >> And I'm Allie Townsend. >> You're the intern? >> Yeah. >> What are you reading there? >> This is the newest Pride and Prejudice and Zombies book. It's a prequel called Dawn of the Dreadfuls just released yesterday. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. >> How awesome is it? >> Its pretty good. You know, there are a lot of differences between-- between the first and second I think. This is-- this is an original idea. It's not a mash up of Jane Austen's text. Yeah. You know, it's a little different but with the same author Steve Hockensmith who wrote Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters. >> Got it. >> So you have here this, and then Android [ unk ] comes out this summer. >> So Lost. >> Lost? >> It's actually really good last night. >> I liked it a lot. It was the first episode where I was just like, oh, over? >> Yeah. Well that back story was like, at first it was kind of like, this is really stupid, you know, it's brilliant. >> Yeah. It is brilliant. And also it was just like, it just needed to be told so badly like everybody was just wondering what's going on with Richard that I'm really going with Ricardo. I'm really glad they finally, finally revealed that. >> Yeah. So they are or they are not in hell? >> They don't know it yet. >> That's what I don't understand. >> Plane crash. You know, where everyone died. >> Right. >> I don't know. I'm sort of confused. But you know what, last night's episode is actually why I love to hate that show, because it sort of drags on and then all of a sudden you're like, oh well, actually guys, I actually like the show now. >> There was a big turnout here in New York for PlayStation Move because they had opened to the public and I think we will see people, how people react to it as they start bringing it around to different places. Yeah. So I think it's promising. It's definitely too early and too buggy yet for me to kind of render a final verdict, but you know, if they were [ unk ] it could be a decent kind of contender. >> I forget, is it coming out-- it's coming out this year right? >> Yeah. This fall. >> This fall. And you play that fighting game? >> No. They didn't have motion fighters here unfortunately. >> Yeah I know. I was very annoyed. That was the one thing I wanted to see most after GBC in San Francisco. But they did have their kind of party game, Move Party. It's kind of whack you silly party game where you got to like squash bugs on the screen but it was a lot of more fun than I was anticipating. >> Speaking of video games, I got this big behemoth of a thing in the mail the other day. It's 93 percent larger than the DS. But this is sort of old news because they know it's a 3DS this week as well. >> Yeah. That was weird. I feel like they were stealing their own thunder with that. >> Yeah. They are like, oh here, here's another product that you don't want to buy because you should wait for the next one. >> Right. Exactly. Yeah. >> So the 3DS is going to be the successor to the DS. They will play it in 3D without glasses which is pretty interesting. I think what I read earlier today was that it has been having accelerometer and have all this fancy next right stuff in it. >> Right. Like camera recognition of certain moves and features. >> They said something about being a joystick of some sort. I really don't know about that. >> Early on was John Kosinski from The Office was being talked up for the role. >> He would have been terrible by the way. >> Yeah. He would have been terrible, too. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> So anyways, Chris Evans from Fantastic Four is Captain America. >> And there was a little bit of [ unk ] outrage because he has already been the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four movies. >> And the Fantastic Four and Captain America eventually team up. >> Yeah. Well, everybody teams up at the Marvel Universe. >> So well, I think that's gonna do it for this week's Techland show. On a side note, we will be-- we'll be in Boston this weekend for Pax East. So if you want to swing by and say hi, you can call Allie and leave a message and then she'll relay it to me. 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