I had recently noticed that Fellow Giantbomb user mgssnake has been providing on his blog a giant list of all of the download locations for the endurance run episodes.  However, he's stopped at episode 127.  I will be continuing his work from there and providing links for all of the future Endurance Run episodes.
 
First, let me just re-iterate what he has said: 
These files are in FLV format and they play fine on the latest version of VLC Media Player, as well as FLV Player.
 
Now, for the sake of easy-access, I'm going to re-list all of the file names he's put on his blog here, all credit goes to msgsnake for listing episodes 1-127 and the special edition behind the scenes episode.
I will be adding onto this list as the episodes are released, so check back often! :-D
If any of the links are incorrect, please let me know and I'll fix them as soon as possible.
 

Behind the scenes videos:

Episode	Size(MB)	Length
http://media.giantbomb.com/video/bts_persona4_700.flv	44.6	6:09
Total: 1 episode

ORIGINAL POST

So, today, I was watching some game trailers, and I came across a debut trailer for a new game by Midway Newcastle called Necessary Force.

you can watch the trailer Here.

Now, Midway hasn't been doing so good since they filed for bankruptcy, not to mention their less than stellar sales of MK vs. DC, but I'm really hoping they can turn things around with this game, because it looks pretty good so far.

The first thing I have to say is, I'm really liking the art style. The backgrounds look gorgeous, and I like that it's going for a graphic novel kind of feel to it. I'm not so sure about the character designs yet, but we didn't actually see much of them in the trailer. From what I did see, though, they don't seem to be as detailed as the backgrounds, so it might clash a bit, graphically. Also, the fact that half of the trailer was only concept art has me a bit worried, of course, the rendered stuff looked good, for the most part.

As far as the story, it seems pretty standard, but still compelling. A detective on the edge of moral and immoral, we've seen it a bunch in movies, but I can't think of many games that have went there. True Crime: Streets of LA did, and it failed miserably... let's hope this isn't a repeat of that, and Midway actually does a half-decent job with their "hard-boiled-cop-on-the-edge" story.

Here's My answer for this week's QotW:

Problems with my video game consoles, that is... not of the mental variety...

well, maybe a few of those, too...
anyways, take a look at these videos, and tell me if you guys know the problem with any of the consoles in them...

Q: "Tap on something"

A: Well... that's not much of a question, but hey! i'll tap on something! LET'S TAP!!