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We are back once again, with our fourth and final host of the Chip Damage podcast finally joining our ranks after 2 week being mia(shooting the next Spidamen in New Yerk).

This week we decide to take on some crackling interference. Still working out those bugs for future podcasts. Sorry folks.

In this episode, we discuss some of the games we’ve been playing over the past week. Korea gives more insight on the Black Prophecy beta. James Howard shines the spotlight on Dead Rising 2 and its charm. yayze mentions Crysis 2 and his final thoughts on the ending (no spoilers) as well Call of Duty 4 and expresses his interest in commentating Brink coming out this week. Paks gives us the rundown on the escalation map-pack for Black Ops. In fighting game news, Justin Wong, a celebrity now more than ever. We also discuss the big upcoming tournament, BaseLAN 21, coming up this next weekend.

Listen in and check us out at http://ChipDamage.com and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/chipdamage.

Well, we’re back, after a one week unforseen delay because of Easter weekend, your hosts, James Howard Attack, Korea, yayze return along with special guest, KangDo.

Welcome, listeners, to another episode of CDC(Chip Damage Control) Radio, the official Chip Damage podcast. For those unaware, Chip Damage is central Canada’s fighting game scene. We play every game under the sun with an emphasis on fighting games such as Street Fighter, Marvel vs. Capcom, Mortal Kombat, etc.

In this episode, we discuss some of the games we’ve been playing over the past two weeks. Korea gives his first impressions on the Black Prophecy beta, and his hopes to play the Gears of War 3 beta. James Howard gives his recommendations for trivia based games, specifically You Don’t Know Jack. yayze puts Portal 2 in the spotlight of almost unhealthy obsession as well as speaking about some of the problems that plague Crysis 2. Special guest, KangDo, tells us why Mortal Kombat 9 is the best MK to date. Lastly, we put the blast on Sony and their PSN issues.