Engadget Podcast 080

Engadget Podcast 080 - 05.15.06

by Randall Bennett, posted May 15th 2006 at 9:15PM

The show's over and we've headed back to our respective homes across the globe, but before we fled LA, Ryan headed around the show floor to get final thoughts from members of the Joystiq crew, including former Editor-in-Chief, Ben Zackheim. Hear their thoughts on how the show went, whose booth was superior, why Sony kind of blew their chance, and even what the fairer sex thinks about this year's lack of booth babes. We'll be back with normal podcasts soon, but enjoy this final E3 edition, straight from the noisy floor of the Los Angeles Convention Center, recorded in earshot of Sony and Nintendo.

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Host
Ryan Block

Featuring
Joystiq's Chris Grant, Ross Miller, Jennie Lees, and AOL Games' Ben Zackheim

Producer
Randall Bennett

Music
J J J - 'Suits' in Japan

Format
1:02:43, 28.7 MB, MP3

Program
00:00 - Ross Miller
23:40 - Ben Zackheim
45:14 - Jennie Lees
50:00 - Chris Grant

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Filed under: Gaming, HDTV, Podcasts

Tags: e3, e32006, engadget, joystiq, microsoft, nintendo, playstation 3, Playstation3, sony, wii, xbox360

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Dermot O'Leary :) @ May 16th 2006 10:26AM

So, are you going to be adding the mp4 feed (+itunes mp4 feed) to the podcasts now you've done E3. I've just been looking back at previous comments, and even months ago people were wanting the feed, from even a year ago i think!

Yours Sincerely... :P

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