Rebel FM Episode 147 - 07/27/2012

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

News, Video Games, Leisure, Tech News

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2012

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Greetings! This week we talk about several games and spend quite a bit of time talking about KOTOR 2 and the recently finished fan patch, which spirals into a conversation about the legacy of Black Isle studios. We talk about some other stuff too. Then we move on to letters. This week's music, in order of appearance: Baroness - Take My Bones Away; Inverse Phase - Atarible Lie

Transcript

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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 know, I should write time too
0:17.0	The rap of the bell, the rap of the bell
0:23.0	The rap of the bell, the rap of the bell
0:31.0	Hello and welcome to Rebel FM Episode 147
0:34.0	I'm Anthony Guy, joining me this week is not Tyler Barber
0:37.0	Oh, Matt Shandronay
0:39.0	Yay!
0:40.0	And Arthur Geese
0:41.0	Yay!
0:42.0	So
0:44.0	So since Arthur's back, that means no fucking iOS in indie games
0:50.0	Wait, someone tweeted me and said that they really missed my presence during the Xbox Playstation Resolution question
0:59.0	What?
1:00.0	Oh, what happened?
1:02.0	I remember somebody asking a question about Game Resolution
1:05.0	Yes, how come a lot of times Xbox games are on the back of the box, 1080p?
1:13.0	But at best, Playstation games are 1080i and more often the top resolution is 720
1:20.0	Oh, it's because the 360 has a better scale, it has a hardware scale
1:26.0	A hardware upscaler?
1:28.0	Called Hannah, which is also one of the things that can break on your Xbox 360
1:33.0	Yeah
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