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Pat, Jeff, and Chuck on games that are philosophically complex, nudity, and Q*bert.

According to the classic poem Dante's Inferno, those who are slothful are banished to the fifth level of hell. This week we test that theory with "Sex Drugs & Coco Puffs" author Chuck Klosterman and the new Dante's Inferno videogame.

Thanks to the Wii you can experience all the fun of cooking without all that messy food!

The guys from Derrick Comedy stop by to help us solve a mystery - David Caruso wouldn't return our calls.

In one video we explain why Beatles Rock Band is the Game of the Year, and what it actually sounds like when you play.

Steve Lemme and Kevin Heffernan of Broken Lizard (who brought you SuperTroopers, Beerfest, and the new Slammin' Salmon) stop by to play one of Steve's all-time favorite games.

Like us, Mario and Luigi are sick of taking turns.

The new Tony Hawk game comes with a skateboard controller, so we decided to test how well it works by strapping it to a pro-skateboarder's actual skateboard. Then we decided to break it.

War. What is it good for? Videogames, apparently.

We head down to Texas for cowboy hats, honky tonk music, and of course a Japanese-influenced arcade.

A DJ Hero saved our game last night. If this were any more realistic, we would just be playing songs off an iPod.

The collector's edition of Call of Duty: Modern Warefare 2 comes with night vision goggles. They are not an in-game item, they are actual night vision goggles. Let's see if they work.

Pat and Jeff head to the mall to check out their two favorite things - arcades and loitering.

Because the Wu Tang and Miley Cyrus games were both way too extreme for the main episode.

Before there could be Beatles Rock Band, there had to be Make My Video: Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch. Had to be.

Our campaign to save the arcades with Stride Gum continues to sunny California. At least we heard it's sunny, we spent most our time playing arcade games.

With the help of Stride Gum, we set off to see the country the way it was meant to be seen: inside rooms filled with Galaga cabinets. This was our first stop.

We're in New York, Ben Schwartz is in LA, but we are brought together by Xbox Live and our shared love of pwning n00bs.

We invite three girls over and go wild and crazy Bleep Bloop style! ... which means playing a Wii game about dressing up babies and making them race.

As if zombies weren't enough we also have scantily clad bikini ninjas, nazis, and typing tutors.

War. What is it good for? Videogames, apparently.

A DJ Hero saved our game last night. If this were any more realistic, we would just be playing songs off an iPod.

The collector's edition of Call of Duty: Modern Warefare 2 comes with night vision goggles. They are not an in-game item, they are actual night vision goggles. Let's see if they work.

CollegeHumor's favorite bemasked employee returns for some good old fashioned fun and war games.

The guys from Derrick Comedy stop by to help us solve a mystery - David Caruso wouldn't return our calls.

The new Tony Hawk game comes with a skateboard controller, so we decided to test how well it works by strapping it to a pro-skateboarder's actual skateboard. Then we decided to break it.

We got our cootie shots and invited three girls over for the girliest videogames we could find.

Like us, Mario and Luigi are sick of taking turns.

Steve Lemme and Kevin Heffernan of Broken Lizard (who brought you SuperTroopers, Beerfest, and the new Slammin' Salmon) stop by to play one of Steve's all-time favorite games.

This week we explore the cultural prejudices in games like Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and Virtua Fighter.

Actress/model/voice of Ash Ketchum Sarah Natochenny stops by to play some of the greatest Pokemon spin-off games. If she can't catch 'em all, who can?

In one video we explain why Beatles Rock Band is the Game of the Year, and what it actually sounds like when you play.

We head down to Texas for cowboy hats, honky tonk music, and of course a Japanese-influenced arcade.

The Xbox 360 is arguably the most advanced gaming system of all time. How hard can it possibly be to fix one with a $10 repair kit from eBay?

Thanks to the Wii you can experience all the fun of cooking without all that messy food!

Sonic is the Cuba Gooding Jr. of videogames. Where did he go wrong?

We're in New York, Ben Schwartz is in LA, but we are brought together by Xbox Live and our shared love of pwning n00bs.

As if zombies weren't enough we also have scantily clad bikini ninjas, nazis, and typing tutors.

We invite three girls over and go wild and crazy Bleep Bloop style! ... which means playing a Wii game about dressing up babies and making them race.

We help Meredith navigate love and surgery in what is likely closest we'll ever come to a Hardly Working/Grey's Anatomy crossover.

CollegeHumor's favorite bemasked employee returns for some good old fashioned fun and war games.

We got our cootie shots and invited three girls over for the girliest videogames we could find.

Is Noby Noby Boy the Gravity's Rainbow of videogames? We're not sure, we don't like to read books. But probably?

The Xbox 360 is arguably the most advanced gaming system of all time. How hard can it possibly be to fix one with a $10 repair kit from eBay?

Special thanks to guest Christian Finnegan for racing with us on the Power Pad, and the people that work below us for not complaining.

If you thought the one thing missing from the original Wii Sports was swords, that's really weird but we have some good news for you...

The running! The throws!! The catches!!! This week we take a look at this season's baseball videogames with Will Leitch, founder of Deadspin and editor of New York Magazine.

This week we explore the cultural prejudices in games like Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and Virtua Fighter.

We help Meredith navigate love and surgery in what is likely closest we'll ever come to a Hardly Working/Grey's Anatomy crossover.

Videogames are good and movies are good, so surely movies based on videogames must be great! Right? Right?!?

Way before Pong, cavemen played primitive videogames made from cardboard and dice. This week, SNL's Casey Wilson joins us for a look at how classics like Scrabble, Clue, and Monopoly handled the transition to a digital age.

War. What is it good for? Videogames, apparently.

Actress/model/voice of Ash Ketchum Sarah Natochenny stops by to play some of the greatest Pokemon spin-off games. If she can't catch 'em all, who can?

Bad movies and bad videogames finally team up for a game so advanced, you can play in your regular DVD player.

Every now and then you should take a break from watching TV, and play some videogames based on TV shows. This week we check out games for Lost, Hell's Kitchen, and Pimp My Ride.

The collector's edition of Call of Duty: Modern Warefare 2 comes with night vision goggles. They are not an in-game item, they are actual night vision goggles. Let's see if they work.

Like us, Mario and Luigi are sick of taking turns.

Games like Carmen Sandiego and Oregon Trail forgo guns and explosions for learning, but we decided to play them anyway.

As if zombies weren't enough we also have scantily clad bikini ninjas, nazis, and typing tutors.

How have two decades impacted the way videogames portray ninjas? That important question and many more will be answered in this week's episode.