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The legendary iGame Radio has updated yet again and, as is the routine every other week, I am co-hosting with lady-in-charge Omaha Sternberg. This week we talk about the red hot and fresh-off-the-presses Apple press conference to talk about the iPhone 4 antenna problems.

If you're looking for a free copy of Defense Grid: The Awakening (which we just reviewed here), there's not much to it! Just join our contest and try your luck. "What do I have to do?" you might ask.

If you're looking for a free copy of Defense Grid: The Awakening (which we just reviewed here), there's not much to it! Just join our contest and try your luck. "What do I have to do?" you might ask.

If you're looking for a free copy of Defense Grid: The Awakening (which we just reviewed here), there's not much to it! Just join our contest and try your luck. "What do I have to do?" you might ask.

It's very, very simple: Everyone likes free stuff. We know that. So we've got a little contest wherein you sign up for our forum, post a tweet on Twitter, and you're then eligible to win a free copy of Defense Grid: The Awakening (silly title, but a great game). Not bad for a couple of minutes on the keyboard, huh? We didn't think so.

Most of us who want to get our hands on iOS 4, the new iPhone operating system from Apple, have done so by now... and one of those people who has is me. I've taken a look at the new software and offered some thoughts and observations on how it works, what it has to offer, and why it's different.

Omaha Sternberg's legendary Mac gaming podcast, iGame Radio, has updated yet again with episode 105... and with me as co-host. As usual, much talk about Mac gaming ensues, as well as some chatting about E3, the iPad, a review of Tales of Monkey Island and the mysterious allure of the white iPhone 4. We interviewed Ms.

As we touched upon yesterday, the situation with embargoes for video game press is getting a bit weird: Where it was once used as a measure to ensure that journalists could have information about a release before it hit the shelves without having to worry about whether it'd be printed too early.

It's been a while since I've mentioned it, but MacGamer has more going on right now than just front page stories posted by an incredibly handsome middle-aged man. Let me point a few things out for your reading pleasure:

We took a little vacation, as you may have noticed, but it was all for a good cause: Stories now have comments, Twitter now integrated into the front page, new links, new layout and (my favorite part) we even have a forum you can post in now.How awesome is that?MacGamer. We're never gone. We're just getting better, baby.