Rebel FM Episode 133 - 03/16/2012

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

News, Video Games, Leisure, Tech News

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2012

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

We're back, and we have way more games than we have time to talk about them, to, uh, talk about. So we blow through tons, include a bit about the mechanics of Mass Effect 3, Halo 4, Deadlight, Shoot Many Robots, and many more. Then we move on to letters. This week's musix, in order of appearance: Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meets Body; Kavinsky & Lovefox - Nightcall

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0:00.0	Every day on the road, there's nothing good on the radio
0:08.0	Once again, I didn't do, I should have done too
0:17.0	The record for the bell, the record for the bell
0:25.0	The record for the bell, the record for the bell
0:34.0	Hello and welcome to Rebel FM Episode 133, I'm Anthony Geigos
0:37.0	With me is Matt Changerney
0:39.0	Yeah, Arthur Geese
0:41.0	Hi, and Tyler Barber for the reunion tour
0:44.0	What's up guys?
0:45.0	It's been a while
0:46.0	It has been a while
0:47.0	For me, it's been three months because there was three of them that I missed
0:51.0	Yeah, for Tyler, it's been even longer
0:53.0	Wow
0:54.0	Here we are again
0:55.0	Last week was the game developers conference
0:57.0	Man, what are those of you who listen who don't know what that is?
1:00.0	Yep
1:01.0	It's the annual thing where conference where all the developers around the world get together to hear talks and exchange ideas and hire people
1:11.0	In San Francisco
1:12.0	It's all in San Francisco
1:13.0	And it is supposedly pointed toward game developers themselves and not toward the audience and stuff like that
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