RebelFM -- Episode 262

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

News, Tech News, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2015

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

This episode is a little guerilla. Instead of the normal thing where we go to Arthur's, set up microphones, and he makes us sound like a gorgeous flock of angels telling you gaming truth, we went to our favorite diner and used a field recorder. No, it's not ideal. But hey, it actually turned out pretty nice, and it was either this or not give you an episode two weeks in a row which we can. not. allow. So we hope you enjoy this week's episode as we order a nice meal and tell you all about Her Story, Poly Bridge, Legacy of the Void, Piloteer, and Batman: Arkham Knight. Enjoy! This week's ending track is "Dialtone" by Brian Altano from the album Misanthrope. To purchase it, go here: http://www.misanthropealbum.com/

Transcript

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0:00.0	What the fuck?
0:02.0	Every day on the run
0:04.0	There's nothing good on the radio
0:08.0	Once the game would end
0:11.0	Then should I turn to
0:14.0	The Rebel of the
0:18.0	The Rebel of the
0:21.0	The Rebel of the
0:30.0	Let's go enjoy this
1:00.0	environment.
1:02.0	Crapie environment with like a mic just sitting on the table.
1:05.4	We did do this one time before at the Mexican restaurant.
1:07.8	Yeah, one time ago.
1:08.8	Long time ago, yeah.
1:10.3	Before my time.
1:11.3	That was before Mitch, Mitch hours.
1:13.0	So did everyone play her story?
1:14.2	Yeah.
1:15.0	No, I still haven't played it.
1:16.3	I've seriously, I picked up a controller once in like the last nine days
1:20.3	because I've been so stupidly busy.
1:21.7	Well, I don't want to spoil it for you, but suffice it to say
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