Audio podcast for the live Internet TV Show about Video Games from CC Gaming in Kennesaw, GA Fridays 8PM ET/5PM PT. Features news and analysis of the industry, live gameplay, and tournaments. Hosted by Bobby Blackwolf and Glen Martin.
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This week at CC Gaming in Kennesaw, GA, we play Just Cause 2 on the Xbox 360 "just 'cause" we can, even though a hotly anticipated beta was launched. Unfortunately, nobody called in the entire show, so it's really just us talking about what's going on in the game.
Glen triumphantly returns to his co-hosting spot at CC Gaming in Kennesaw, GA as we play some Super Street Fighter IV on the PS3. Local MvC player Ted comes in and whips ass on our online audience in ultra-combo action, even when we try to mess him up by changing the controller button layout to the default.
The Shop Manager of CC Gaming in Kennesaw, GA, Mike, fills in for Glen as he's out taking care of business for a second straight week in a row. Since it's a slow week for new games, we pull off some January releases off of the used game wall - Dark Void and Army of Two 40th Day for Xbox 360. We also show off some controller modifications that make your controllers look and feel different (and allow their batteries to drain a lot more than usual!)
Kevin ("Mini-Glen") sits in for Glen this week while he is out handling important business matters at CC Gaming in Kennesaw, GA. The ironic part is the game we are playing is one of Glen's most hyped up games of the year - Splinter Cell: Conviction for the Xbox 360. We play the singleplayer (and have several people not well versed in the way of Sam Fischer stealth die) and try to hop on the multiplayer but can't find any listeners to play with us.
It's time to say goodbye to Xbox Live for Original Xbox games at CC Gaming in Kennesaw, GA. We start off looking at the original beta test kit from 2002, complete with a promotional video of what Microsoft envisioned Xbox Live would be like. Then, it's off to the most popular game for the console - Halo 2. We play games online with our audience and even frequent chatter S-arge comes up to talk some smack.
Be warned: This isn't going to be a really good podcast, as most of our live audience was busy playing the game with us to actually interact.