Rebel FM Episode 18 - 05/15/09

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

Videogames, Comedy, Steam, Nintendo, Xbox, Video Games, Leisure, Pcgaming, Tech News, News, Playstation

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2009

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to another episode of Rebel FM where we tried to do a short one and ran over 2 hours! It's just Anthony, Tyler, and me (Arthur) this week as we talk about Resident Evil Degeneration, how I learned to love Uncharted while hating its smoking, er, I mean shooting, and Cryostasis, plus your issues with gaming media, and a lot of letters, some which are about video games. I'm not up to making any leprechaun jokes, but someone will I'm sure. This weeks music, in order of appearance:Metric - Too little too lateAt The Drive-in - ArcarsenalKillswitch Engage - When Darkness Falls

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0:00.0	You are now in possession of the rebel pep them, both of you.
0:05.0	You are now in possession of the rebel pep them, both of you.
0:29.0	You are now in possession of the rebel pep them, both of you.
0:32.0	Welcome, Peps.
0:34.0	Welcome to episode 19 of Rebel FM.
0:37.0	I believe it's 19, 20.
0:38.0	Fuck if I know.
0:39.0	You're going in the wrong direction.
0:41.0	Is it 18?
0:43.0	Yes, it's 18.
0:44.0	We're legal.
0:46.0	I forget.
0:47.0	I mean, you know, I have to remember this and then a game spy.
0:50.0	It's like up to the 80s for some reason.
0:53.0	Hello, hello.
0:54.0	My mic is not very sensitive at the moment.
0:57.0	So...
0:58.0	Does it just ask for dinner and not say thank you?
1:01.0	It's a bitch.
1:03.0	So we're back again.
1:05.0	We're going to talk about games we've been playing.
1:07.0	And then we have a topic about game journalism.
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