This week Keith and Andrew go over their list of the best, worse and most anticipated of 2011 in Gaming. We then move onto making the top 10 best games of 2011 after merging our own personal lists to create a real top 10 list everyone can agree on.

News about technology patents have been flying around recently. Microsoft are to have rumored to file a patent regarding the next Xbox console will have DVR features.

Jefferies & Co.'s analyst, Peter Misek, believes that Research In Motion (RIM) could have possible plans to license their future operating system to others. The past year has been anything but successful for RIM and their stocks. Blackberry could be looking at successful Google and Microsoft have been in providing their OS to other manufacturers. There is speculation that Blackberry will agree to license their new OS to Samsung, HTC, and several other companies. Providing consumers with more robust hardware options could strengthen Blackberry's hold on the enterprise market and could foster more growth in the personal consumer field.

Microsoft has blasted Comet, a consumers electronics retailer in the UK, as selling 94,000 pirated copies of Windows Vista and XP recovery discs. Allegedly, Comet produced the copies of Windows in a factory located in Hampshire and included them with PCs that were sold in their stores. Comet has issued a response to these claims made by Microsoft.

Former interim Yahoo CEO, Tim Morse, will be returning to his last position as Chief Financial Office (CFO) and the former President at PayPal, Scott Thompson, will try to bring something new to Yahoo as their new full fledged CEO.