A full year of Shotgun is in the books! This is our anniversary spectacular show, with an under the weather Jim and a shorter show than normal. Hey, at least we talk about Twisted Metal and Battlefield Bad Company 2. Did you know you can win a copy of Battlefield BC2 Limited Edition just by listening to this show? Well, you can. Awesome.
This week on shotgun we have the return of the often imitated but never replicated Ruumis! Our prodigal son sits in while Pwnophobia is on another vision quest learning the secrets of Modern Warfare 2 from the owl spirit.
We field a bunch of your voice mails and emails and chat some about the mediocre extravaganza that is Dante’s Inferno.
Ubisoft’s questionable DRM tactics incite a hysterical riot, Jim gives some first impressions on the PC version of Alien vs Predator, and we teach you how to get your virginity back.
So download and listen, but if things get rough, don’t forget to bring the amber lamps.
This week on Shotgun we record at a special time so we can talk a LOT about Mass Effect 2! Jim responds to some voice mails and reader submitted questions. We announce the rules for our Army of Two giveaway which includes much fist bumping and bro hugging, Kragg beat Modeps without the aid of an arcade stick and listeners potentially die from liver failure!
We’re back again, with a new show! We run through our impressions of Left 4 Dead 2 while rage ensues (it gets a bit heated, so be careful listening at work). Adam has been rockin’ Assassin’s Creed 2, and Ben has been… playing… Halo Waypoint. Jim gives some glowing impressions of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and we all talk about the Bayonetta demo, while having a first climax.
Ben got stuck in traffic somewhere between New York and New Jersey, so it’s just Adam and Jim tonight. We start off announcing the podcast winner of Torchlight then roll into a bunch of Dragon Age discussion, followed by Adam getting a little angry and sweary about Modern Warfare 2. There are some minor spoilers about the story in MW2 in here, so be warned.
