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Polygon's Russ Frushtick sits down with Jeff Bakalar to discuss 2012's best and worst games.

Join us today as we wrap up the 121212 Sandy Benefit concert and attempt to locate Roger Daltrey's missing shirt buttons. We'll also talk shop in today's penultimate episode before we're off for the holiday, demo the new Google Maps app for iOS and look at the Snapchat self-destructing photo app that may be the next Instagram.

It's our last show before we're off for a few weeks, but we'll post a few special Yuletide episodes of The 404 to keep you company during the holidays. On today's episode, we'll talk about ads coming to Instagram, how to stop the sale of scalped tickets, and the most awesomely useless 3d-printed object ever.

We couldn't end the year without a final appearance from Aunt Jill, who joins us today with a list of tips on how to secure your financial freedom in 2013.

Instagram and Twitter get into a slapping match, while Twitter responds with its own image filters powered by Aviary. More stories on today's show including Modern Seinfeld Twitter account, the death of Sony cassette recorders, and the CNET 100.

Apple Maps is causing more trouble, this time threatening the life of Australian vacationers. This plus 50 Shades of Gray rewards, Best Buy iPad goofs, and a coffin speaker on today's episode of The 404 Show!

CNET Update's Bridget Carey comes to the defense of big chain pizza places like Dominos, Pizza Hut, and Papa Johns. She'll also help us sort through the world's biggest collection of Apple merchandise and wag a finger at a new social network that lets women rate their dates on Facebook.

Longtime friend of the show and former Editor at The Daily Peter Ha tells us what went wrong at the digital magazine. We'll also get his take on Gangnam Style profits and the pizza battle royale rages on.

As difficult as it is to name our "favorite Ashton Kutcher movie," the first official picture of the actor playing Steve Jobs for the upcoming biopic "jOBS" is pretty convincing.

Brian Tong drops by the studio for today's episode, we'll talk to him about Apple trying to patent long-distance wireless charging, a few companies that hate our guts, the shuttering of Rupert Murdoch's Daily digital newspaper, and more.

CNET audio expert Steve "Sphere" Guttenberg samples some of his favorite reference tracks, dishes advice on what to do before buying a sound bar, and wonders: are the Beatles are groovy again?

The Cooking Caveman Jeff Nimoy tells The 404 the origin story of Sameplate.com, an online dating site matching couples that speak the same diet language.

NYU students experienced Reply-Allcalypse yesterday when students realized they could send messages to 39,979 of their classmates. On today's show, we'll tell our personal horror stories of e-mails gone wrong, plus a Monty Python bike accessory, digging into YouTube supercuts, and defending the right to name your kid Hashtag.

We got word on a MySpace Bulletin post that CNET's Sharon Vaknin is in the office, so we force her to guest-host today's episode and talk to us about social networking nostalgia, the mystery behind liveblog traffic, and a social experiment that lets you donate clothing from your rival school to the homeless.

Today we're wrapping up Thanksgiving, picking out our favorite Cyber Monday deals, and taking a closer look at the confetti at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.