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..and we’re back again!  Hbomb and E*Master go through the iPad as a gaming device as well as the rest of the news… of which there wasn’t much!  But Hey! Enjoy regardless!!

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master

Outro:  Barenaked Ladies on More Quoting

Two shows?  One week?  That’s how much we love you people!  Hbomb & E*Master return after a FAIL-fueled delay talking about iPad (before Apple’s announcement), Ron Jeremy, PopCap’s Plants vs. Zombies iPhone delay, where Terminators get their drugs, getting beaten by 9-year-olds, and more.

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master

Outro:  Barenaked Ladies on Quoting

E*Master, HBomb and Special Guest (and Winner of the CBG Guest of the Year 2009 award) Philip Wesley are going through the best and the Farbage of 2009.  Don’t Miss out!  Also CBG looses their innocence during the show.  What is it?  Listen and find out!

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master

Outro:  Do The Mario! (Thank you Matthew Tidman)

Hbomb and E*Master fulfill their promise on delivering 4 shows in December and bring you the news of the week.  Hbomb also surprises us all by doing the unthinkable!  Also making the great return of “Things We Screwed Up”, We also discuss memories of gaming’s past, the spoils of Christmas and of course our new years resolution suggestions for other people in the gaming industry.  This is our last show of 2009 folks so get it while it’s hot!

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master

Outro:  Game Debate Podcast Intro Song by E*Master

Hbomb, E*Master, Phil, and special guest Matthew Tidman from Nintendojo.com talk about Mega Man 10, Green Day Rock Band, Sony’s PSP comic reader, whether or not Nintendo is lazy, and how much wasabi is too much.  Happy Holidays from all of us here at Crossbordergaming.com!

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master

Outro:  Wii Fit Paropdy by Sarcastic Gamer

E*Master and Hbomb go through the latest in game news including the latest on Bobby Cokehead, Time Schafer’s daftness towards Brutal Legend reviews, the (in)significant opinion of Denis Dyack plus much more! Also, E*Master accuses Hbomb of taking a hit of Glue during the show, Hbomb gets patriotic & Urban, E*Master refuses to sing “Oh Canada” and starts to take Motrin due to Hbomb’s CheapyD “Rap”.  Enjoy!

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master

Outro:  Kazuma (Tokyo Dub short remix) by E*Master

Hbomb, E*Master, and (eventually) Phil talk about hentai, FAIL of the Year contenders, Dan Hsu and Bitmob joining forces with the new EGM, guilty pleasure games, and more. Cheapy cheapy D cheapy cheapy cheapy D Cheapy D!

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master (featuring Hbomb’s Glue Infused Interlude)

Outro:  Donuts, Go Nuts! by Matt “Chainsaw” Chaney (From Splosion Man)

Hbomb kisses Cheapy D’s ass, E*Master gets FAIL! of the month, the guys come up with a new nickname for Activision’s Bobby Kotick, and everybody shares the games that got them into gaming.

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums by E*Master

Outro: Laura Shigihara- Zombies on Your Lawn (from Plants vs. Zombies)

Despite being recorded over 2 weeks ago E*Master Finally is able to upload the god damn show!  But the move has been completed so back to full-time CBG’ing.  Topics discussed are Microsoft’s fail of the week, a Jack White Rant, More Bobby Kotick  cocaine Jokes, PSP GO is already GO-ing down in price, Sony lawsuits, The new CBG sportsdesk with Jimmy the Greek (impression) and so much more!  DL now!!!!!  Sorry again that it took so long to upload.

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Peace,

E*Master

Intro Song: Jungle Drums (Phil Ken Sebben Remix) by E*Master

Outro: SegaNet Commercial

For those who don’t know, every year I participate my the local Walk Now for Autism. The walk on November 7 will be the 6th walk I have participated in. I have been working with autistic children since 2005. I see parents struggle with their children’s disabilities, and I walk to help these kids and their families and to hopefully come up with a cause and prevention for autism. (I hate the use of the word “cure” given the nature of the condition.)

Also, in 2006, at the age of 27, I was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, which is on the upper end of the autism spectrum. Prior to that, I always knew there was something different about me. I had trouble making friends and fitting in. I realize that I’m a lot luckier than others on the spectrum, being able to carry on a (relatively) normal life, but it is still a condition I wish for no one.

If you wish to donate, you can do it here. Those who have supported me in the past, I appreciate you. Those who haven’t, I hope you will. This cause is very important to my heart, and I hope you will find in yours to help out. (And if you can’t financially, don’t feel bad. The economy sucks.)

Thank you.

Harold “Hbomb” Price

And here’s all the stats and stuff:

Please join me in my fight to make a difference in the lives of the more than 1 million Americans living with autism today. 

I am participating in Walk Now for Autism to help find a cure for autism. Autism is the second most common developmental disorder in the United States affecting one in every 150 children born today. Despite some promising discoveries, the cause of autism is unknown and a cure does not exist. Research is crucial. Every 20 minutes another child is diagnosed with autism. Not only must we find ways to improve the quality of life for children and adults with autism, but we also must find a cure, and soon.

Walk Now for Autism is our chance to make a difference in the fight against autism by raising money for autism research and heightening public awareness. Please join me in my fight as I raise money to help fund essential research. You can donate to Walk Now for Autism and/or join my team online using the links here. Donations can also be mailed to Autism Speaks using the donation form located on my page or send me a check made out to Autism Speaks.

Thank you for taking an important step in the fight against autism.

Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Autism Speaks 501 (C)(3) Tax Id #: 20-2329938

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