Episode 14

Season 4Episode 1430 minMay 12, 2008
Episode 14
Junglist and Bajo review the mediocre movie tie in of Iron Man, and the game that wants to get you fit, Wii Fit. Plus, Junglist investigates the role games are playing in professional sports training, and looks into the history of power-ups!
Episode 14 has aired on May 12, 2008 at 8:30 PM
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