"Heroes" star, Greg Grunberg talks about Rock Band and Halo on the set of his movie "Group Sex". Then Jace invades 3D Realms, the acclaimed development studio behind Duke Nukem: Forever, to find out exactly what has been taking 13 years and counting to create the most anticipated shooter of all time.

Actress and Singer, Christina Milian tests Jace's dancing skills in DDR and out strikes him in bowling. We also head to Dallas, TX to visit Grand Prix Motoring Dealership where they sell the T-REX, a 3 Wheeled street legal motorcycle/race car hybrid that simply wont fit Jace without first being stretched out. Back at the office, Jolene Blalock enjoys some chocolate ice-cream with Jace as he shows her the web's most notorious NSFW video.

MMA Champion fighter and movie star, Cung Le drops by the office to side with Marti about the direction of the Jace Hall Show, then Jace drops in on NBC's "Chuck" star, Zach Levi, to take him on in some Street Fighter 2 arcade action. We also join Corey the Intern and Jace in a day of shooting guns and sky diving with the acclaimed creator of Gears of War, Cliff Blezinski AKA Cliffy B.

Jace has decided to try his hand at singing and has dragged everyone with him to the recording studio, including "Chocolate Rain" creator, Tay Zonday. Jace than catches up with old friend/rival from the video game industry, Gearbox Software CEO Randy Pitchford to talk about how badly he owned Jace in the days of dial up internet.

Marti and Corey have decided to print out the comments from the Jace Hall Show website to let Jace really see what everyone thinks of the show. We then go to hang out with Wilmer Valderrama at his complex to see what games he's playing and what cars hes driving. Afterwords we hit the road with Mike Wilson to find out his thoughts on video game development, as well as his thoughts on what to do with Corey the Intern.

Producer Shanna Ferrigno's office birthday party is interrupted by the Urban Ninja, and Corey the Intern is left to clean up the mess. We then head to baseball superstar, Curt Schilling's 38 Studios to learn about his love of MMORPG's and see what game he is working on. From Boston, Jace and Corey head to BarCade for a 21 and older Wii Tournament called Wiimbledon, that Corey must sneak his way into.

Jace, Marti and Corey argue over the notes about the show from the network, and Marti decides to take matters into their own hands. Jace then decides to investigate gaming "journalism" and if it is even real journalism to begin with, when he visits Gamepro Magaizine to see how their operations work. He also catches up with two of the most famous gaming journalist, N'gai Croal and Geoff Keighley to hear what the lot, which has Sean Patrick Thomas less than pleased. Jace then heads out to visit with model/actress Vida Guerra to get a "My Butt Workout" and beg to see her world famous "badonkadonk". Afterwards, Jace meets up with gaming legend and all around stud, Paul Steed to challenge him in a hot sauce eating contest.

Jace gets an exclusive interview with lawyer and anti-violent video game activist Jack Thompson to see what he really thinks of Mature Rated games. At the office, Corey the Intern nearly gets fired after a major gaff at the office that has Marti dealing with the aftermath.

Reno 911 star, Wendi Mclendon-Covey visits the office to talk about making video games for women to better connect with young kids, who happen to be about Corey the Intern's age. We then head out to Sony Online Entertainment, the creators of Everquest, to check out their newest MMORPG based on DC Comics characters called DC Universe Online.

Corey gets busted in the office "itching his lower region" and agrees to take a lie detector test to prove it really was just an "itch". What Corey doesn't know is that the lie detector technician is really an actor setup by Jace. We also head back to the game studio that Jace founded, Monolith Productions, to talk about how the studio grew to where it is today and catch up with old friends, who give advice on how to get into game development.

At the office, Marti has finally grown tired of Corey the Intern's antics at work and is ready for the show to be over to not have to deal with him again, in any way it takes. Jace heads out to id Software, the creators of the Doom Series, to learn some Jui Jitsu with gaming god, John Carmack. We also get an exclusive first look at Doom 4 with id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead, and have a unique beta test their newest game, RAGE with Tim Willits.

Former office intern, Corey learns of his new position at the office, and Geoff Keighley catches the HD Films staff on camera stealing from his craft services table. Jace then talks with The Guild creator and actress, Felicia Day about her show and if she really does play video games in real life.

Jace and Corey do market research at the office with Little Big Planet. Then we head to Insomniac Games, the award winning developer of Ratchet and Clank, Spyro the Dragon and Resistance, to talk with CEO Ted Price. Also in a very special segment, Jace spends Thanksgiving with Lou Ferrigno and his family.

Corey, without having a job, falls asleep in the office and is subject to whatever Jace and Marti need to do to get him up. We then head out to New York to visit Ice -- T and Coco at their house to investigate the controversy over the "bionic butt implants" on Coco. We also see how Ice relaxes after a long day on the Law and Order: SVU set, as well as hear from Cliffy B on the truth about Jace being a character in the Gears of Wars series.

Marti is fed up, again, with the cameras in the office, and encourages Corey's new endeavor of being a standup comedian. Jace has a special guest at his house, Family Guy creator, Seth MacFarlane, and they bust out the Atari 2600 to get back to the fundamentals of gameplay. We also get a very exclusive look at World of Warcraft with the lead designers of the game. Jace then asks for a favor to get revenge on Felicia Day who just happens to be playing W.O.W. while he is visiting Blizzard.

Jace and Marti get back from the holiday break and discover the office has been completely destroyed by a new arch rival getting revenge. Jace then drops in on Tom Green to check out how he films the TomGreen.com show and play some Ms. Pac Man. We also head back to Sony Online Entertainment to celebrate "Everquest Day" the 10 year Anniversary of Everquest, and the MMORPG that started it all.

Jace and Marti find the culprit who vandalized the office, but she is too fast to catch and gets away. Jace then enjoys some cake and dance at the birthday bash for Everquest's 10 year anniversary party. We also talk with SOE President John "Smed" Smedley and original Everquest developer, Steve Clover. Afterwards, Jace runs into Zach Levi at the Street Fighter 4 Launch Party in Los Angeles, where he learns he needs a fighting stick in order to compete with the best players in the world.

MMA Stars, Cung Le and Josh Thomson stop in the office to play Jace in Street Fighter 4 where he's still without his arcade stick. Jace decides to solve the problem by going to Arizona to visit the folks at Arcade-In-A-Box to get a custom build arcade style controller to compete with Cung and Josh. Jace's luck doesn't get better when he gets back to LA with his controller.

Jace tasks Corey with getting Marti a birthday surprise for the office, which turns out to be very costly. We then go with Jace to the set of "Beautiful", the newest music video from artist, AKON. Also, Pete Wanat and Nick Torchia from WB Interactive Entertainment sit down with their former boss to talk about Wanted: Weapons of Fate.

Jace heads back to Sony Online Entertainment to check out their newest free-to-play MMORPG game, Free Realms, and join in on the Usability Lab testing. Back at the WB Interactive Entertainment offices, Nick Torchia and Pete Wanat let Jace test play Wanted: Weapons of Fate.

At the HD Films offices, Todd and Jace decide to try out Corey as a writer for segments on the show. Jace then visits with actress Kiki Palmer to shoot some zombies in House of the Dead on the Wii, which ends up in an argument with Corey that can only be resolved by heading to the paintball range for some real life shooting.

Ian Somerhalder comes by the HD Films office to be a part of what he thought was Jace's show "V" thanks to Producer Todd Roy. Jace then heads out to James Gunn's house to talk with James and his brothers about their internet series, PG Porn with Mikaela Hoover. The Office's Craig Robinson shows up to take a nap which cuts sends Jace and the Gunn's to the moving set of PG Porn. Also, Jace heads to San Francisco to Double Fine Studios, the development company of legendary game designer, Tim Schaefer where they revisit the olden days of gaming.

Leela Savasta is scheduled to come into the office and Corey is set on him having what it takes to woo the girl of his dreams. Jace heads up to the massive EA compound at Redwood Shores to take a tour of the facilities with Glen Schofield and try to take a look at their new game Dante's Inferno.

Jace sits down at the Smoke House with Battlestar Galactica's "Starbuck", Katee Sackhoff for drinks and romance? Afterwards, Jace managed to convince EA to let him take a look at their newest action game, Dante's Inferno with Jonathan Knight and Steve Desilets, the games lead producers who discuss the philosophies of balancing the deep metaphors of the poem with the deep metaphors of boobs.

Stargate Atlantis star, Joe Flanigan comes by the office to talk with Jace about "V" and ends up walking away with something very special to Jace. We then get a playtest of Dante's Inferno, and take a tour of the offices where the game is being made before we beam over to the set of "Sanctuary" to see how a little web show turned into a huge TV show.

We are back on the set of "Sanctuary" and take a tour of the sound stages with stars Robin Dunne and Amanda Tapping. Back in Los Angeles, Jace invades Zach Levi's house to try to play Terminator: Salvation with Roland Kickinger and the games Vice President of Development at Halcyon Games, Cos Lazouras.

Jace sits down in the editing room talks with one of the shows editors, Nic Aragon, about why Grand Theft Auto is the worst game of all time. We also head out to master hard ware modification guru, Ben Heck's secret lab to see what new mods he is working on and see if he ever gets outside.

Jace visits with legendary rapper / musician and member of Cypress Hill, B-Real at his recording studio and ends up with what might be a contact high. Afterwards, Jace heads up to NGMOCO to talk with producer Stephanie Morgan about why the iPhone is a real gaming platform, and see their newest hit game, Star Defense as well as meet the team at their San Francisco offices. Including one familiar face that isn't happy to see Jace at his office.

Corey has decided to take his writing seriously and wants to join Marti in her office to work. Then Jace and the crew visit G4's Attack of the Show host and actress, Olivia Munn at her house to talk about hosting video game shows, her book and all things tech. Olivia tries to teach Nic Aragon, producer Todd Roy and Jace about how to make a real show, and in the process makes everyone cry.

Jace shows Producers Shanna and Marti his videos from the Streamy Awards and gets some lessons on his wardrobe. Then Jace heads out to take a look at Batman Arkham Asylum with the Paul Cocker of Rocksteady games and Stanley Phan of Edios.

Jace is in Canada and meets up with TV and Movie Star Morris Chestnut of "V" in what used to be Jace's hotel suite to talk about Morris is up to and find out who really took Jace's hotel from him.

In the Season 2 Finale, Marti and Shanna decide to talk with Olivia Munn without Jace around to try and add a real host to the show while Jace listens on about the status of his hosting duties on the show that shares his name. Meanwhile, Jace is missing for the interview with Alex Pardee, which Corey decides to do himself. Alex Pardee is joined by Unreal Engine 3 animator and director Landon Pascual. They take Corey on a virtual tour of Cardboard City, the setting for Alex's new web series, "CHADAM".

The Jace Hall Show, the first to break the news and first footage of Duke Nukem Forever in Season 1, learns of the more recent story of Duke Nukem development being shut down. Jace takes us on a history lesson of the game and developer in a tribute to Duke Nukem and debuts the "lost" gameplay footage from 3D Realms vaporware game, all the while enjoying a nice visit from "Duke" himself who seems to have hacked our shows Ventrilo ports.

Jace Hall Show Producer, Todd Roy, gets filled in on where everyone went by Jace, and has a solution for hiring a new assistant. Another problem arises when the smoking jacket guy decides to quit the show entirely, and turn the camera around on Jace and Todd for a change. Jace heads out to chat with the Ryan vs Dorkman Video Creators but gets much more than he bargains for when he runs into his arch nemesis and burglar, Felicia Day. Back at the office, Carl Weathers and Dolph Lungdren demand a rematch of Ivan Drago vs Apollo Creed and Jace is the man to make it happen. Also Jace heads out to see what it's like to sit in on a Blizzard Entertainment Development meeting.

Todd has decided to spearhead the interviews to hire a potentially new assistant/hot chick for the office, while Jace is seeking someone who will actually know how to use a computer. Also at the office, things continue to escalate between Carl Weathers and Dolph Lundgren before it gets taken down to the "arena" to settle the rematch once and for all. Meanwhile at Blizzard, the Captains Hat has taken over the table to restore order, and things at the Cyber Café have taken a deadly turn for the worst. Also Gary "The Smoking Jacket Guy" Grahams personal camcorder tapes are shown for all the world to love and see.

Gary Graham's unreleased song about the Jace Hall Show is revealed to the world while Marina Orlova from Hot For Words has to deal with Gary's old smoking Jacket. V's Laura Vandervoort reveals who has been leaving the not so nice comments on co-star Logan Huffman's IMDB.com page, and then heads out with Jace to Seth MacFarlane's house to talk about her joining the Family Guy cast. Back at Blizzard, Jace has decided to take things into his own hands.

Logan Huffman wants to show Jace and Todd the videos he found online "someone" has been uploading, and lets just say he's not happy about it. Back at the Blizzard HQ, Jeff Kaplan, World of Warcraft Lead Designer has crashed the Starcraft II party to take charge of design decisions. Jace and crew fly back out to New York to visit Ice -- T and Coco, this time on the set of Law and Order: SVU, where Ice just as relaxed as before on Borderlands. Also, Joe Flanigan is a man about town in the V costume, and is caught by Todd with Actress (Mass Effect) Jillian Murray at another coffee shop.

Logan Huffman (V), is trying to get to the bottom of the videos being posted online and Hotforwords.com's, Marina Orlova describes the word "1337". Back in New York on the set of Law and Order: SVU, Ice -- T and Coco talk about co-op gaming, strategy and testosterone? Another Joe Flanigan sighting, this time in the parking as Scott Krinsky from NBC's Chuck is employed for some help in catching the Flan. And back at the office, the search for the new assistant is narrowing down as a qualified candidate comes in to interview, Todd disagrees.

Jace visits Sean Gailey at J!NX, the exclusive clothing partner of the Jace Hall Show, to check out the operations and find out where his royalty check is at. Marina Orlava finally gets a real word to be hot for but has issues with Jace's definition. Meanwhile in New York, Ice -- T and Coco call Jace out for (not) being in Borderlands as Ice calls the developer's CEO at Gearbox Software, Randy Pitchford, to get the real deal. Coco also shows us her newest calendar and her bling, which is just too much for Jace to handle.

Marina Orlova gives Jace and Todd one last chance to get rid of the smoking jacket before she will read one more word. At the recording studio Randy Jackson tries to explain to Jace that a "sound" stage is not meant for an office, but finally finds a way to solve the noise problem at HD Films. At WB Games, Jace heads back to his old stomping grounds ask for a favor and isn't exactly met with open arms by his old employer. At the office, Digital Extreme's shows us some of their newest animation technology being implemented in the seasons hottest games.

In the Season 3 finally, Jace tries to convince Todd that he actually handled the noise problem with Randy Jackson, which new assistant Ashley seems to confirm for the time being. Digital Extreme's Peter Alau gets Cliffy B back on the phone again who explains the Unreal Engine's exclusive "Make Better Button" which is being used on Gears of War 3. At WB Games, they agree to show Jace the exclusive he asked for in order to get rid of Jace's faces for good. After getting back from WB Games, Jace, Todd and Ashley figure out what Randy Jackson really meant when he solved the noise problem.

Hail to the King! Duke Nukem Lives! Exclusive first in-game footage from the highly anticipated sequels Duke Nukem: Forever and F.E.A.R. 3, only on the Season 4 Premier of The Jace Hall Show. Also, Jace and Todd have moved into new offices after Randy Jackson "Helped" them out with their noise problems at the old office, but they get an unexpected guest, who happens to smell really, really good! Jace also meets up with old friend at Twitter buddy @therealStanLee, Stan Lee to hopefully be able to finally work on a new project.

This week on the Jace Hall Show, we take a look at the brand new entry into the legendary Fallout series, New Vegas, with Bethesda Softworks Senior Producer, Jason "Loonyboi" Bergman. Jason gives us a look at Fallout: New Vegas and we learn about some of the amazing voice actors in the game, which doesn't include Jace, but does include Felicia Day. Also, Jace and Stan Lee get into it as the now infamous and uniquely "textured" Hulk #1 comic has been brought out but is only bringing back bad memories. And The Hill's star, mega hot Audrina Patridge, stops by the HD Films offices to relax and get away from the film crew following her, only to learn that on The Jace Hall Show, there is no getting away from the cameras.

Audrina Patridge (Dancing with the Stars) offers to teach Jace and Todd how to dance at the new offices, but the music seems to have thrown Todd off his rhythm causing a painful accident. And back in Nevada, Jace has found 1001 ways to kill Felicia Day in Fallout: New Vegas. We also head up to San Jose, CA, to hang out with former Strikeforce Middle Weight Champion, Cung Le and take a look at footage from the new EA Sports MMA game which features him in it, but sit down and play Red Dead Redemption? Also, a stop in with id Software to see RAGE for the iPhone, and Stan Lee is in need of a fire extinguisher after Jace does even more damage to the now priceless Hulk #1.

EA Sports MMA Star Cung Le decides to show Jace his moves in Cung's Dojo since they don't have a copy of the game. But first they need someone to spar with...Todd. Back at POW! Entertainment, Jace tries to trade his unique Hulk #1 for Stan's Mint + Hulk #1, but Stan doesn't seem convinced it's a good deal. We also head out to Capcom USA and meet with Mike Schmitt and Brian Keltner who give us a personal tour of the customizable zombie slaying action in Fortune City, with DeadRising 2! Also, Scrubs star Donald Faison stops by for a visit with the crew at the office.

Jace has had enough of trash talk about his gaming skills and has brought out the Atari 2600 to prove he is the true master of the fundamentals in the classic, Kaboom! Milynn Sarley aka @TheGamerChick, has also stopped by to confirm the skillz. We then head back to SOE to meet new friend, Matt Higby as he shows us their new awesome title, Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures. Also over at Capcom, plausibility vacuum + spinning death blades = zombie killing machine's plausibility has been brought into question.

While Jace continues to teach the fundamentals of Kaboom! to the shows Producer Todd Roy, the alarm goes off on the Jace Hall Show's Batmobile, the world famous T-Rex, and ends in some total PWNAGE! We also invade the office of Insomniac Game's with Ted Price to talk about the gaming industry and the biggest legal attack against video games since Jack Thompson's epic fail at banning violent content. Also a trip to IGN to join in on an Editoral Meeting with our favorite videogame website, too bad they don't feel the same.

On this week's episode, Jace finally gets the call to be the one being interviewed for a change, from The Gamers Network -- NGAME.TV Tonight, where he's met with a lot of enthusiasm. Also in another rare occurance, the LOGIN Conference in Seattle has asked Jace to MC the event. Back at Insomniac Games, CEO Ted Price educates Jace on the on going Supreme Court case against violent video games, and IGN's Editorial team educates us on exactly how their Review Scores work. We also get a sneak peak at Marvel VS. Capcom 3 with the games producers and in what may be the best idea of the season, SOE decides to do kick Jace out and do their own segment about the upcoming Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures.

Jace gets invited to the "Lost Planet 2" party and runs into "V" Star, Logan Huffman who is still upset that Jace hasn't gotten a video of him pulled from Youtube.com yet, and the battle lands on the LP2 gridiron. We then visit with Crystal Dynamics, the creators of Tomb Raider's buxom legendary heroine, Lara Croft to check out the co-op gameplay of her newest adventure, The Guardian of Light. Also, Jace stops in on Bernard Ho, of IGN.com, to ask to crash the Daily Fix, hosted by gaming goddess Jessica Chobot.

There is no better way to start the New Year off than with a call from the President Himself, Brack Obama who wants to get something off his chest about Jace's "V" series. And speaking of "V", new cast member of the new "V" and original "V" Queen, Jane Badler stops by the office as Jace tries to give some advice. We also take a trip to the set of "V" to talk more with Stars Logan Huffman and Elizabeth Mitchell where we get insight of what its like to work with Jane. All this as well as more Marvel vs Capcom 3 fights, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light and finally Jace and Todd crash IGN.com's Daily Fix hosted by Jessica Chobot. We hear the restraining order has already gone into effect.

In Episode 10, we head out to Austin, TX to separate the lies from the truth with the brilliant minds at Bioware, who are creating the newest Star Wars game, The Old Republic. Jace also continues to get to the bottom of the Jane Badler issues on the set of "V" with stars Morris Chestnut and Elizabeth Mitchell, when another truth is revealed about Logan Huffman. Also continued fun with Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, more behind the scenes with NGAME.TV and Jace has decided to call in the big guns of Randy Pitchford.

Jace and crew catch up with old friend and Stargate Executive Producer, Brad Wright on location in Vancouver to get even more insider info on what has kept the Stargate franchise popular with the fans and networks for so many amazing years.

The "EPIC" Cliffy B. himself has taken up the KABOOM! open challenge on the office Atari to test if he really did put the FUN in fundamentals. And back in Canada, Stargate Executive Producer Brad Wright is getting flashbacks when he gives Jace an exclusive tour of the bridge of "Destiny", where at the suggestion of the cast of "V", we end up finding an uninvited guest. At the NGAME.tv studios have come to a very hostile climax. Good thing we have "signed" waivers. Also more exclusive Duke Nukem: Forever footage and Insomniac Games' Ted Price breaks down the Supreme Court violent games case so that even Jace can understand it. There will be tears.

Jace and the crew are in Las Vegas for Sony Online Entertainment's annual Fan Faire celebration where we meet a very impulsive (drunk?) Shadow Knight Froglok. Back on Stargate Universe's "Destiny" ship, the V queen, Jane Badler has taken her rightful seat which is now causing issues for Jace along with the SG:U and V casts. The IGN offices are no safe haven for Jace and Todd either as its time for a shakedown while we learn the best way to ensure an unbiased score is to not play the game being reviewed. All this and more, only on.

Jace has decided to take advantage of his co-hosting duties at the Sony Online Entertainment Fan Faire celebration, by showing his new music video to the thousands of EverQuest players in attendance, much to the dismay of the crowd. On the other hand, our impulsive Froglok is looking for some +3 courage armor to try and do the exact opposite on the center stage in Las Vegas. We also check out SOE's newest MMORPG, DC Universe Online with the game's VP of Development and get a really exclusive and... private look at what helped get the expansive world of DC into the online gaming world. Plus Jace and Barack Obama finish their discussion on universal health care.

Jace meets up with the legendary Dave Perry at his "Shiny" new company, Gaikai, that promises to reshape game delivery, as we know it. Groovy! At Sony Online Entertainment, we check out the PvP (player vs player) action in DC Universe Online. And back at the ranch, Todd and Jace are still waiting on Cung to come out the barn. I think we need some hot tacos. In Las Vegas, at the Duke Nukem: Forever shindig, Jace tracks down Randy Pitchford to confirm that Duke does indeed have a release date, which will finally let us in the Crystal Dynamics' secret room of epicness! But first Jace has to wish a happy birthday to Randy's son over the phone. Pubes.

onald Faison (Scrubs) and Jace discuss the best biblical ally to have in a fight, while Donald tries to pitch his newest show idea, he only needs a few bucks. Speaking of money, Jace wants in on Gaikai, the newest business model from legendary developer Dave Perry (Earthworm Jim, MDK) that is set to change the way we play games online. We also check in with id Software to get a more in depth look at their first new IP in over 10 years, RAGE. The makers of Quake and Doom give us a history of how they paved the way for the FPS genre, and how they plan to change it even more in the future.

The Jace Hall Show is back for a Season Finale so 1337 it just couldn't fit into a single episode. In part 1 of our Jace Hall sized send off for Season 4, we take a special trip to the home of Gears of War and Cliffy B himself in North Carolina, EPIC GAMES where Jace is looking to cash in on the "favor for a favor" that Cliffy promised him. Climbing an indoor mountain can dehydrate a guy, and Jace may just need some lemonade...... Next Jace and Todd hop back on the GoodYear blimp (pwnage) and head to Texas to catch up with Randy Pitchford at Gearbox Software to FINALLY get the scoop on how Duke Nukem ended up with Randy and his team in the first place. All the exclusive info, from the CEO himself.

Exclusive RAGE direct feed gameplay from id Software as only the Jace Hall Show can bring it! Get to know the world of RAGE directly from the people working on the game. Gaikai CEO Dave Perry and Jace take their disagreement to the "O' Course", an official Navy SEAL obstacle course meant to separate the men from the boys, and in this case, separate the n00bz from the 1337! Ready, Set, GO! Insomniac Games CEO Ted Price tells Jace where he needs to take up his fight with Sen. Leland Yee (Dem.) when it comes to getting his exclusive, and he seriously means it. Also, The Legend of Niel and The Guild's Sandeep Parikh (Zaboo) drops by the office to talk with Jace Hall Show Producer and ends up getting in the middle of the feud.

The Jace Hall Show debuts more Exclusive RAGE footage with the id Software team, but Jace isn't satisfied with just "looking", he wants to play and has decided to pull a runner! Cliffy B. is back in the office showing off the Unreal Engine running Infinity Blade on the iPhone 4, and it is pretty, but is it exclusive too? There is a new challenger for the Kaboom Challenge, and it is former golfing buddy Kelly Hu who has come by to enjoy a round on the Atari. Also Jace and Todd get an extremely rare invite to ride on the Goodyear Blimp.

The Jace Hall Show closes it's 4th season with an Epic sized finale (is there any other way?) Showcased is Exclusive footage from the new Mortal Kombat game in all of its gory goodness, as well as perfectly inappropriate Duke Nukem: Forever footage in all of its "Glory". Randy Pitchford walks us through the yet to be released Demo of Duke while Cliffy B gives us a musical tour of the Epic Games HQ. We also learn what it means to "Chobot" a production thanks to show Producer, Todd Roy. Jace and Todd then take one last ride on the Goodyear Blimp to have Jace record a voice for the next Fallout: New Vegas DLC as a surprisingly fitting character. And finally, Jace collaborates with YOU, the fans of the Jace Hall Show, in a brand new verse for "I Play W.O.W.

Jace Hall and crew are back and in ep1, Jace has already irritated Producer Todd Roy by making this season 3D. Gary Graham aka: The Tuxedo Guy shares his wisdom once again Jon Heders constant excuses as to why he can't win at video games causes Jace to explain why you can't "Blame it on the Game" in a very unforgettable and even historic way. Jace brings his Kaboom game skills to the LA Convention floor to challenge all comers and destroys everyone.

Jace has a follow up to his music hit, I Play WoW. The face and voice of Milli Vanilli share some insightful thoughts on their shared controversy.

On this week's episode, the Felicia Day standoff over Baby Jesus continues. Jace performs a redux of Pac-Man Fever. The face and voice of Milli Vanilli talk more about the original "fakers" controversy. And Jace learns about the glory of the Atari muscle car.

Jace continues to struggle in his Diablo 3 voiceover session, causing lead designer Jay Wilson to voice his displeasure while he offers Todd some exclusive tips on beating Diablo 3. We get a llook at the power and massive features behind the latest MMOFPS PlanetSide 2 from Sony Online, as well as some interesting style tips from the game's creators. Some of the world's biggest nerdcore rappers reveal their secrets on how they got to the top of the nerdcore rap game, while Tay Zonday meets secretly with Todd to take over the throne as future host of The Jace Hall Show.

San Francisco 49ers Tight End Vernon Davis comes by the office to try and buy Jace's exotic T-Rex car only to get trapped into playing Kaboom! Vernon also keeps upping the amount of money he is willing to pay for the Trex from 100k to 300K! Matt Higby from PlanetSide 2 shows Jace more features of the game as well as other employees who are participating in TieDay Friday. There are none. Boss Fights, YTCracker and MC Lars try to get Jace to show some nerdcore skills by wrapping live and Jace debuts his latest hit, "My Game Ain't Done" in response.

Comic book legend Stan Lee returns and destroys his 3.4 Million ACTION COMICS #1 to make a point. Then NFL superstar Vernon Davis loses his mind bidding for the T-Rex supercar. Oh, and little kids play BRUTAL DOOM.

A single ARCADE machine with EVERY VIDEO GAME EVER CREATED! IMPOSSIBLE? NOPE - AND WE PROVE IT. Check it out. Also, an EXCLUSIVE trailer of PLANETSIDE 2 THAT SONY HATES. Watch it before it gets BANNED.

The Ultimate Arcade Machine is finally here and it has pretty much every game ever made! Get a look at Jace's new toy and its insane features! Also, a bad ass female fighter takes on a succession of foes and Resident Evil star Boris Kodjoe secretly auditions to replace Jace as host of the show without even knowing it.

Exclusive gameplay and all access behind the scenes look into Defiance, one of this year's most anticipated shooters. NBA champion and celebrity actor Rick Fox makes his move to replace Jace as host, while Producer Todd makes moves on Rick's hot sister.

Actor and NBA champion Rick Fox, scores an exclusive look at the top secret Sims City game at EA -- THEN Jace Hall crashes Cliff Bleszinski's celebrity packed wedding.

Legendary actors Jamie Lee Curtis and Christopher Guest are caught committing a MAJOR gamercode violation, while actor and NBA star Rick Fox previews a never before seen SimCity demo.

ATARI founder Nolan Bushnell faces off against INTELLIVISION's Keith Robinson in the final official battle of which gaming platform is better. Then actress Eliza Dushku confronts Jace Hall, proving why he shouldn't question a girl's game cred.

Exclusive: The hidden scandal behind why Kevin Pereira left Attack of the Show. Debbie Gibson and Jace fight over Afterglow Headphones then think about making a music video together.