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Adam Sessler takes a look back at 2002, dressing up as a sad ninja in motion capture with Sony's 989 Studios, interviewing the godfather of Nintendo, Shigeru Miyamoto, catching up with Arizona Diamondback and High Heat 2003 cover star Curt Schilling, checking out the live action performances of Capacitor's Avatars with Jodi Lomask and Zack Bernstein, waxing philosophically on Metal Gear Solid 2's cut-scenes, and popping in with Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Saliva and Epidemic, among others, for EA Tracks.

Adam and Morgan continue their World Premiere Tuesdays by bringing you an in-depth look at the highly anticipated RPG title, Fallout 3. We'll bring you Exclusive footage, as well as interviews with Fallout 3 mastermind Todd Howard and the entire Bethesda team. World Premiere Tuesdays continue tonight!

Welcome to the first edition of "X-Play." In our premiere we'll take a look at the over-the-top baseball title "MLB Slugfest 20-04." It's arcade-style action on the diamond. We'll also bring you some fists of fury with "Tao Feng" for the Xbox, and we'll review the latest Tom Clancy title, "Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield." Read on for the full schedule of this "X-Play" episode. Features Training Day: Adam learns the secrets of the SWAT at the recent "Raven Shield" event. 'Battlefield 1942' Rant - Fellow "Battlefield 1942" players, come together. Heed our words, and we can achieve the Holy Grail of online gaming - an idiot free multiplayer experience. Reviews 'MLB Slugfest 20-04' (PS2) 'Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus' (Xbox) 'Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield' (PC)

On tonight's episode, Adam and Morgan kick off the new year with reviews of Deux Ex: Invisible War (Xbox), 1080° Avalanche (GCN), Battlefield 1984: Secret Weapons of WWII (PC), Mega Man X7 (PS2) and Counter-Strike (Xbox).

On tonight's episode, Adam Sessy is EXCITED. Could it be due to Final Fantasy XI or a woman that will talk to him?!?!? Find out on this episode of X-Play. Games reviewed include Final Fantasy XI (PC), FIFA Soccer 2004 (Xbox), Fugitive Hunter (PS2), Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior (PS2) and Adam and Morgan show off American Idol (PS2) with former finalist Kimberly Caldwell.

On tonight's episode, Adam and Morgan review Monsters 4x4: Masters of Metal (PS2), Metal Arms: Glitch in the System (Xbox), NCAA Final Four 2004 (PS2), Lord of the Rings: War of the Ring (PC), and Morgan goes for a ride and fantasizes about murdering Adam... again.

On today's episode, Adam and Morgan review Blinx 2: Masters of Time and Space (Xbox), Donkey Kong Country 2 (GBA), Baten Kaitos (GCN) Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2 (Xbox) and GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (Xbox).

On today's X-Play, Adam and Morgan bring us reviews of The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age (PS2), Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls (GBA), The Urbz: Sims in the City (GCN), Super Mario 64 DS (DS) and Wario Ware Touched! (DS).

On tonight's episode, Adam and Morgan review Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (GCN), Spyro: A Hero's Tail (PS2), Axis & Allies (PC) and King Arthur (GCN), while Guy Branum heads to boot camp for America's Army.

Adam and Morgan return with a brand new season of X-Play with reviews of X-Men: The Official Game (Xbox 360), Yakuza (PS2), Chibi-Robo (Gamecube) and Saint's Row (Xbox 360), more crappy camera angles and a special appearance by Roger, the Stan Lee experience.

In this episode, Adam Sessler and Morgan Webb give viewers a rundown of the ratings system with five STAR-titles: 50 Cent: Bulletproof (Xbox), Genji: Days of the Blade (PS2), Sid Meier’s Railroads (PC), Dead Rising (X360) and Okami (PS2).

In this episode, Adam Sessler and Morgan Webb present a 5-star Role Playing Game extravaganza featuring Final Fantasy XII (PS2), Dragon’s Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King (PS2), The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (X360) and come down with a case of RPG Ridiculopathy!

It's that time of year again, gamers: Golden Mullet time! That's X-Play's annual celebration of the worst games of the year. Whether it's the horrors of Thor: God of Thunder, the terrors of MindJack or other awful titles, 2011 provided mullet-lovers with a bumper crop of terrifically bad interactive entertainments.

Everything will be bigger in Mass Effect 3, the conclusion to Commander Shepard's epic universe-saving space trilogy. We'll check out gigantic bosses, online multiplayer, and more. A disgusting, fleshy virus consumes New York City in Prototype 2, and we'll get an early look at the action. Early Peter Molyneux creation Syndicate returns as a first-person shooter from the creators of Riddick, and we'll weigh in on the results with our review. We'll get a hands-on demo of indie platformer Vessel, in which sentient machines get a little full of themselves and wreak havoc. We'll open up the X-Play Inbox for another round of answering your viewer mail. Blair Herter catches up with Gearbox's Randy Pitchford and Epic's Rod Fergusson in Las Vegas for a special Feedback DICE 2012 edition.

Master Chief returns this fall in Halo 4, and we'll take an early look. Gearbox Software has a big year coming up, with Aliens: Colonial Marines and Borderlands 2 both set to release. We'll hang with Gearbox President and CEO Randy Pitchford for his thoughts on what we can expect. Ninja Gaiden 3 wants you to feel what it's actually like to kill someone, and we'll go hands-on for a sneak peek. The last Assassin's Creed said farewell to Ezio Auditore, and the upcoming Assassin's Creed 3 will feature a new protagonist and a new setting. We'll take a first look at the new trailer. MLB 2K12 will feature the annual tweaks and updates you've come to expect each year, but one new one stands out. You'll be able to play a full season in sync with the real one, and we'll get details.

X-Play aired its final episode with an hour-long tribute to the show's history on January 23, 2013. The end credits were run in the style of a 1980s video game (with the phrase "CONGRATULATIONS!!! You have completed X-Play" running in white text over a black screen). Once the credits were complete, the Xbox Live "Achievement Unlocked: 100G - Mission Complete" badge was displayed along with the phrase "GAME OVER."