Rebel FM

Well everything in the video games industry is totally fine and nothing weird is happening, so we're back to talk about stuff like Donkey Kong Bananza, Cyber Nights Flashpoint, Superman, and more.  This week's music:  Deftones - My Mind Is a Mountain

We're trying to keep it together for Tiny Chef as we chat about the Dead as Disco and Suit for Hire demos, what makes Peak so resonant with so many people, whether Death Stranding 2 can hold on to what made the first game special, and also chat about getting old.  This week's music:  Tiny Chef Playing His Banjo

We're back and we've got games AND movies to talk about, because it's summer and it's hot. In between chat about Peak, Town to City, Lies of P: Overture and Dune: Awakening, we also talk Predator: Killer of Killers and 28 Years Later, and we even read a couple of emails.  This week's music:  Banks - Best Friends

We're back after a week off with ... honestly too much stuff to talk about, including hands-on impressions with the upcoming Xbox Ally X, Pragmata, Dying Light the Beast, a lot more Summer Game Fest stuff, and the Switch 2 launch, plus Steam Next Fest demos like TerraTech Legion.  This week's music:  Queens of the Stone Age - I Never Came (Alive in the Catacombs)

It's the last show before the Switch 2 launches and we feel fine, because we're talking about literally anything else, including the Lenovo Legion Go S Steam Edition (and some weirdness with how games look on it), Elden Ring: Nightreign (and some weirdness with what people expected from it), along with other weirdness including Police Simulator and more.  This week's music:  Pixel Grip - Reason to Stay

The hosts dive into their gaming backlogs, sharing excitement about new simulators like Police Simulator and Crime Scene Cleaner. They humorously discuss the mundane aspects of policing in games, alongside personal anecdotes. There's a lively debate on the latest Nvidia 5060 GPU and the nuances of early access games. Nostalgia takes center stage with talks about adapting classic films and reflections on pop culture. The conversation wraps up with amusing takes on health in the streaming world, balancing life online with reality.

This week, the hosts dive into the challenges and triumphs of gaming, comparing the intensity of Doom's gameplay on varying difficulty levels. They discuss the stunning advancements in graphics technology and the frustration over hardware limitations. Nostalgia takes center stage as they reminisce about the clever twists in the Final Destination films. A look into the realm of handheld gaming devices reveals varied experiences with models like the Steam Deck, while a thoughtful exploration of empathy in medicine adds a surprising depth to the conversation.

This week we go deep into Doom: The Dark Ages, but we also chat about the best GPU under a thousand bucks, Cash Cleaner Simulator, V Rising, 4K disc players, and plenty more.  This week's music:  HEALTH and Chelsea Wolfe - Mean

Well this week sucked, really, and we dig into a bit as we discuss Polygon and the impending crisis barreling toward the enthusiast media, how bad the GTA6 delay could be for the game industry, and other fun stuff. But we also talk baout Clair Obscure, Skin Deep, Thunderbolts*, and a fair bit more.  This week's music:  Skid Row - I Remember You

We're back and talking about a lot, like the Oblivion remaster (it's not a remake!), Clair Obscure, Nubby's Number Factory and other games, and also The Accountant 2, Sinners, and some of your emails.  This week's music:  Miles Caton - I Lied To You (Radio Edit)