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The following player will allow you to watch every Gamebot clip posted on YouTube ranging from full episodes to special features and interviews. Mouse-over the bottom of the video to select a different segment. There are a few links underneath as well.

Episode 3

This is gamebot episode 3 in its entirety, it was previously only available on the Lost Episodes disc. Featuring Air Raiders, Ballblazer, Karateka, and the Atari 7800, this was one of our earliest episodes. Check out the intro, it and the rest of the show was completely created and edited with two VCRs!

Killer Bees contest from ECGX 2004

This video was shot at ECGX 1 which took place on September 11th 2004 in Philly, PA. Our booth was a hit because of our unique choice to put a playable Odyssee 2 on the table with the excellent Killer Bees. Our high score contest for this game was one of the most popular we've had. The following clip aired on episode 8, we hope you enjoy it.

Gamebot Live is a podcast exclusively covering classic and obscure video games from 1960 to 1995. Topics include news, trivia, history, events, collecting and some current news to boot! It is created for gamers and collectors with grey to no hair or anyone who enjoys lo-tech fun. Here you may download or hear all of our Gamebot Live podcasts.

01.31.08 We are back with episode ten of your source for classic and obscure games! In the classic department we discuss some great NES finds, including Target: Renegade, the new film release King of Kong, Atari 7800 trivia and touch on a bit of current news with our views on a one console future. Recording Time: 38 minutes

Gamebot Live Episode 10 (mp3 37.30 MB)

01.08.08 Gamebot Live number 9 is here! In episode 9 we have a new coin-op puzzler, Joe & Mac for Genesis is reviewed, we discuss the upcoming XBLA Lode Runner and what it is that makes a good classic game remake, Matt and Blake go head to head on NES Dig Dug II and a surprise stranger takes the lead in a past Impressive Human Challenge. Plus Finds in the Wild, music from DJ NES and Alpha Channel, Donkey Kong, LOZ: Windwaker, Pac-man, Bomberman and more! Recording Time: 30 minutes

Gamebot Live Episode 9 (mp3 29.52 MB)

12.15.07 In this long-for-a-quickie we discuss the E-reader and it's many collectable cards, The media coverage of Contra 4, it's difficulty and difficulty in video games in general: past and present. Also, our very special guest intruder Evan trumps his own score, Impressive Human! and coin-op trivia (hint: Donkey Kong fanatics check it out)! In addition to Lance Bean, Mappy, Twin Galaxies and talk of sequels/remakes of classics, this monster is bustin' at the seams with more thought-provoking information and zany entertainment. Hey Matt, dig that picture on the left. I told you so. Recording Time: 23 minutes

Gamebot Live Quickie 2 (mp3 22.56 MB)

12.07.07 It's time for a classic game-fest with Matt, Blake and Steve. Topics include SNES, Castlevania ports, Generations Lost, outtakes and our opinioins of video game media. We also bring back the Impressive Human! scoreboard. This episode's challenge... Locomotion for the Intellivision. Blake, the underdog, faces off against Steve, the Intellivisionary. Who wins? Tune in to find out!: 40 minutes

Gamebot Live Episode 8 (mp3 39.26 MB)

11.26.07 The time has come for downloading episode 7 of Gamebot Live, the classic video game podcast! Here you can find Mailbag listener mail and our Sega Genesis must-haves, information regarding the release of Rob Fulop's Actionauts, Quarter Munchers, Commodore 64 trivia and music from Stage 3-1! Hey! Mail us! mail@gamebotonline.com Recording Time: 55 minutes

Gamebot Live episode 7 (mp3 49.06 MB)

10.26.07 Happy Birthday Atari VCS! One of the greatest consoles of all time is turning 30 this month. In this, a very special episode of Gamebot Live, we give a history lesson on the classic console and compile a list of must have games. If you love Atari don't miss it! Recording Time: 53 minutes

Gamebot Live episode 6 (mp3 48.40 MB)

10.14.07 Introducing the Gamebot Live Quickie. From time to time we have content we want to talk about between programs and Gamebot Quickies are the answer. They are short and have no rules. In this quickie we introduce some new friends and talk about what makes a system classic. Recording Time: 18 minutes

Gamebot Live Quickie 1 (mp3 16.10 MB)

10.12.07 Steve is back and its time for some gaming greatness from the past! In episode 5 we discuss Flying Warriors, Planet Puzzle League, Wolfenstein 3D, Halo 3, Feel the Magic, new Wii channels, Fatal Fury Collection, downloadable demos, the music of Animal Style, a new Colecovision homebrew, a new DS Kirby, Dr. Mario Wii, and the old standbys: Trivia and Finds in the Wild -plus a new segment: Quarter Munchers, where we talk about home conversions of coin-ops. Recording Time: 56 minutes

Gamebot Live episode 5 (mp3 51.09 MB)

10.01.07 Steve is out this week due to technical issues but we welcome our guest Evan Jackson of Slushie! In this edition we talk about our favorite arcade games, read some listener feedback and Evan submits a high score to Impressive Human. Also, all the segments you expect like Trivia and Finds in the Wild. Highlighted games include Nibbler, Pirate Pete, Micro Machines Twin Turbo for GBA and Kangaroo! Featuring Algorythms of Royal Space Force. Recording Time: 31 minutes

Gamebot Live episode 4 (mp3 31.06 MB)

09.19.07 In this episode the usual plus: Donkey Kong Jr. Math, Lode Runner DS, Moon Cresta, World Heroes, Magician Lord, busting on video game myths such as "girls don't play games" and "video games inspire youth violence", new segments including Flag Capture: Import gaming news and Impressive Human: Our official gamebot high score table and Algorythms by the Advantage. The episode clocks in at 49 minutes.

Gamebot Live episode 3 (mp3 37.9 MB)

09.04.07 Episode 2 features a few new touches: In addition to Trivia, Finds in the Wild and Classic news we talk about the Manhunt controversy, Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge, Okami, Samurai Showdown and more. We're really trying to keep the show dynamic so mail us with your feedback! The Algorythms this time? Dog Stories by Action Math! Recording Time: 39 minutes

Gamebot Live episode 2 (mp3 27.0 MB)

08.28.07 This is the Official first podcast, still shakey and raw but live and entertaining! We chat about two new classic video game movies coming out in 2007, the popularity of "casual" games online, offer up some trivia and speak of games like Skullmonkeys for Playstation, Panic Bomber for Virtual Boy and Missing in Action for the Atari 7800

Gamebot Live episode 1 (mp3 27.9 MB)

08.20.07 In this episode we cover The Cuttle Cart #3 (for Intellivision), Opcode games and Spider: The Video Game for Playstation. It was our first attempt and was never intended for release, but it turned out pretty good so we decided to after all! Please excuse the lack of a musical guest (even though one is introduced).

Gamebot Live episode 0 (mp3 13.0 MB)

You may also subscribe to the podcast feed by copying this link or via iTunes! We plan on continually changing the format to keep things fresh and are open to ideas from you, so tell us what you think. mail@gamebotonline.com Happy listening!

We've had a great time creating gamebot over the years, and have made a lot of friends that made the events and trips a blast. Most of these photos come from those outings. Some of the photos, conversely are from fond classic video game memories...

Bally Pin:


Bally Pin for the Astrocade from our 12/17/06 playing spree in Scott's basement. The pictures were taken by Jordan Pike of jordanpike.com. Read more about it on the news page.

Top secret episode:

	This is the corner where we play hundreds of classic video games located in (location 1). This the only known photo; taken by Jordan on 12/17/07. In this corner we play everything ranging from pong systems to Sega CD. Including Atari, Intellivision, NES, TI-99, Arcadia 2001, Sega Master System and much much more. The hand pictured here is holding a Bally Astrocade controller, look closely...

Meeting Ralph:


	These photos were taken at the VGXPO 2005 in Fort Washington, PA. It was a real privilege to meet Ralph Baer, who invented the first interactive game that used a television as a display unit in 1962. This "Brown Box" prototype was later turned into the Odyssee, the first video game system. It is because of these breakthoughs that Ralph Baer is considered the father of video games.

The mindmasters:

	These photos were taken in the car while visiting Cinciclassic 2005 in Cincinnati, Ohio. In his defense, Scott's picture was taken at a terrible hour. My photo was snapped while we were driving around taking in the scenery. I was busy playing Animal Crossing but I heard it was beautiful.

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