Rebel FM Episode 30

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

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

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2009

⏱️ 175 minutes

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Summary

Hola and welcome to episode 30 of Rebel FM! This week Tyler, Anthony and I (Arthur) talk about Wet, Wolfenstein, Shin Megami DS and Rage, then move on to talk about the PS3 price cut and the hardware situation as we (and some of you) see it. Then we close out with letters, including an extended discussion on how personal ethics might determine how likely someone is to buy Shadow Complex. Buckle your seatbelt brah, it's a long one (about 2:54 or so). Extended Penis!This week's Music, in order of appearance:Monster Magnet - Monolithic TV on the Radio - Blues From Down HereAlkaline Trio - Wake Up Exhausted (Tegan & Sara cover)Thanks!

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0:00.0	Here's the day on the road, there's nothing good on the radio, once again I didn't do.
0:12.0	Should I touch it?
0:16.0	Look at all that bell!
0:23.0	Look at all that bell!
0:28.0	Look at all that bell!
0:34.0	Welcome to Rebel FM, episode 30.
0:39.0	Oh hey, I didn't see you there.
0:43.0	Yeah, episode 30, we've made it to the triple to the mid-life crisis episode.
0:48.0	Actually, including Game Club episode, this is podcast number 50.
0:52.0	Whoa!
0:55.0	That's good.
0:57.0	It's been a ride to say the least.
1:01.0	I am your host, Anthony Geigos, of eats the gaming news by the host.
1:06.0	I forget my name.
1:08.0	It's been a long day, and then with me is our co-host Arthur Geese and Tyler Barber,
1:15.0	also of eats the game.
1:17.0	What?
1:18.0	Yes.
1:19.0	Game Spy.
1:20.0	I'm a game.
1:21.0	Yeah.
1:22.0	And Pond the Floor Spy.
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