Can it really have been so long? It seems so. Jim and John gather once more to discuss matters of gaming, philosophy, and quite how tired everyone is. We're all so tired. Enjoy John's croaky voice, Jim's pretty hair, and thoughts on shooters, Macs and the lack of gossiping murderer-based games.

So we casually chat about the events of the past, the games we've been playing, and our plans for a national RPS holiday.

Naturally this means we discuss local alcoholics, uses for Lara Croft's legs, and the magic of free things. There's Max Payne nonsense, our interest in the new Tomb Raider, and questions on whether Portal was designed to look like a Mac. Then John reveals his balanced, reasoned position on Mac users.

We consider Mass Effect 2, now Jim's playing it, which naturally takes us on to the nature of how philosophy is written. We wonder in which direction the FPS could head next. Then say goodbye to half our listeners.

Bob Came In Pieces DLC and the excellent new Sam & Max episode are spoken of. Then Jim outlines plans for more RPS community games. We wonder at how little corruption we perform, what our favourite fascist superheroes would be like, and why Tidying Up Games are the best of all games. And why Terry Wogan should be a voice actor in every game. 

Jim and John gather once more to discuss the Observer, Alan Titchmarsh, and tasty drugs.

Quinns, Alec and Kieron gather to talk about SERIOUS STUFF ABOUT PC GAMES! AND BULLYING ONE ANOTHER! Bioshock 2, Starcraft 2, DRM, Freespace 2 and stuff, stuff, stuff.

Jim and John gathered together aboard the RPS yacht to put right all that is wrong with everything that's ever happened in the universe. Eschewing tweets in <a href="http://media.libsyn.com/media/rps/38_The_RPS_Electronic_Wireless_Show.mp3">episode 38</a>, instead we spoke about the contents of our head, from Mass Effect 2 and dreams of a different BioShock, to DRM and the peculiarities of mining in MMOs.