Dean and Nooch discuss their recent trip to the E3 gaming expo in Santa Monica.

In an audio version of their first video podcast, Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci debate whether or not to buy the new Xbox 360.

“Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci discuss recent reports that some doctors believe video-game addiction has become enough of a risk to children and adults to classify it as a mental disorder.

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Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci talk about the latest news and trends in video games. Today, they discuss the best — and worst — in graphics from “Lara Croft Tomb Raider Anniversary Edition” to the classic “Games of War.” In gaming industry news, the guys offer their thoughts on the sales figures for May just released for the Xbox 360, wii and PS3.

News and updates on video games, technology and gaming trends with Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci. This week Dean takes a look at “Shadowrun,” an online-only video game, while Mike talks about playing “Crush” for the PSB from Sega. Mike also shares details about the “Tomb Raider” anniversary edition and “Halo 2.” In breaking news, Mike reveals that Nintendo will increase its business presence in the Bay Area.

Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci talk about what video games they’re playing this week, including “Command and Conquer 3: Tiberiam Wars” and “Mortal Combat: Armageddon” for the wii. Plus, Dean gives an early review of “Stalker” and talks about multi-touch “finger painting” on the new Microsoft surface computing table.

Dean and Nooch interview Matt Dahlgren from Eidos about the new Tomb Raider Anniversary game, a graphically enhanced remake of the original Tomb Raider game that established the Lara Croft franchise a decade ago.

Mike Antonucci and Dean Takahashi talk about the latest news in the gaming industry, including the falling state of Sony and the PS3 and the booming sales of the wii and Nintendo systems. Dean also shares details about the Halo 3 beta — including a release date.

Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci discuss “Fracture,” a new military action game by LucasArts, set for release in 2008. Dean also talks about is visit to the LucasArts campus in Marin County.

Dean Takahashi and Mike Antonucci discuss why the wii continues to be a hot seller. Nonetheless, the established Play Station continues to show sales strength.