Brought to you by TekGoblin Recorded: 3/4/2012 Starring: Keith Ballard, Andrew Wilson, Benjamin McCovery This week, Keith and Andrew are joined by Benjamin to discuss Mass Effect 3, Minecraft, Halo 4 and Star Wars the Old Republic.

There are two Downloadable Content packs now available for Final Fantasy XIII-2. The first is a Coliseum battle with Lightning and Amodar, and the second is an alternative "Warrior" outfit for Noel.

Beards & Beaks is a Windows Phone 7 game that costs $2.99 and has been updated for Mango.  The evil birds are out to take your gemstones and it's up to you to fling your poor gnomes around the map to combat and outmaneuver them.  Birds, who are stronger than your gnomes, enter the area one by one through their small base at the top of the screen.  Victory will require the player to be able to transport as many of the gems as possible to their own base at the bottom of the screen while simultaneously distracting or even defeating opponents.

Bioware sure loves their DLC, don't they? The latest expansion for Dragon Age II has Hawke being recruited by the elven assassin Tallis (Felicia Day) to help steal a rare gem known as the Heart of the Many. The mission includes taking part a hunting trip and pretending to be nobility until things start to get messy. Bioware fans may be dismayed by the obvious similarities between this quest and Mass Effect 2's Kasumi's Stolen Memory DLC from last year, but this story eventually takes a different path.

On this weeks episode, we changes things up in our shows format. In the Previews section we talk about the change of style in the show. In the Reviews section Chris talks about Gears of War 3 and gives his impressions and grade on the single player storyline, Conner talks briefly about his progress in the Honest Hearts DLC for Fallout New Vegas, and I give my impressions on Dead Island. In the Retro 3 Chris talks about Castelvainia: Symphony of the Night for the PSone, I review my favorite game of all time Tecmo Super Bowl for the NES, and finally Conner reviews Mario Party for the N64.