New Monday, new podcast episode. Don't let the title fool you, this is an episode of the ESH podcast, you'll just have listen to the episode to see how these two topics fit in with gaming and general nerd-doom.

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In this episode of the podcast, the gals kickoff the show with answering an email about anime series and movies to check out, and then we shift back into gaming.

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A day late, but not a dollar short. The ESH Crew is proud to deliver a brand new episode of our weekly podcast.

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It's time for the game to be shaken up.
It's time to read a magazine that you'll love reading cover to cover or just looking at.
It's time for Electric Sista Hood Magazine.

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Time again for a new episode of the ESH podcast, and this week the ladies talk tech, anime, and video games... just not all at the same time. For those wondering where it was, the Anime comes back in this episode strongly.

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It's the first Monday after E3 and the ESH crew has survived the AWESOME grueling week we spent in LA trying out new games so you wouldn't have to. That's our line and we're sticking to it during this new episode of the ESH podcast.

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Day two of E3 is done and there is only one more day of gaming goodness to go, but I started my day off the right way with a visit to Valve where I was treated to a glimpse of what Portal 2 will look like.

Though the preview was short it made a lasting impression and left me repeating the words "oh f*ck" over and over again to myself as I headed out of the West Hall meeting room.

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Alright, the first day of E3 is in full swing: we live blogged the Nintendo and Sony media briefings and while Hamsterman2049 is off running around the North Hall today I am in South Hall at the LA Convention center and patiently waiting for my turn to play the (due out in November 2010) Ubisoft title: Assassin's Creed Broherhood.

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It's Monday morning and I'm in LA to cover what may be the most new-product-announcing Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) event in years.

Microsoft showed off Natal I mean Kinect last night at their pre-press conference event last night with help from Cirque du Soleil and all I can say is "spaceponcho FTW!" Most of the games they showed off for the new hardware/software bundle are title types that we have already seen on the Wii - many of which were not very successful on that platform by the way - and a few that are unique to the Kinect experience. It will be interesting to actually see in person (if that happens for me this year - as I got the bums rush at the Microsoft booth last year) how Kinect really works and if spaceponcho is required or just value added!

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