We are sticking with the "Previously on 24" idea to recap the previous show since it give the audience a chance to catch up to the hilariousness in under 2 minutes, typically. This one I actually edited on Wednesday while riding in the car back from work as a coworker drove up the turnpike.
The Matchup: (1) Legend of Zelda vs (8) NES Play Action Football

The Legend of Zelda is one of the most amazing games ever created due to the fact when it was created it was the first free roaming video game ever. The choice was open to the player as there was no set path like in sidescrolling games of it's day. The game defied categorization as it pulled from many elements of other games, but was an entire new experience itself. The soundtrack was completely amazing as once again each different scenario in the game had music to accompany it. A masterpiece.
On the other hand we have NES Play Action Football which had cool features, an unique isometric view, and actual players and teams from the NFL, also a game which featured 10 players on each side with no flickering on the screen as well as Nester to announce who won and lost after the game. Even with all these features NES Play Action Football never really took off for whatever reason, probably the view, but in this battle really stood no chance against the Legend of Zelda.

Song 2:
Tecmo's sequel to the awesome Tecmo Bowl was one of the best games of all time according to NEScentral and a game which may be a contender to take out the Legend of Zelda.
The song was found randomly on the internet by a punk style band and is one of the coolest songs about a game I've heard in a long time.
Song 3:

And it's opponent, hailing from the Czech Republic this is Marble Madness. Another simple innovative game where you control a marble through an obstacle course/maze, the overwhelming love of this game destroyed Tecmo Super Bowl in a landslide victory with a complete shutout in the live chatroom!

Excitebike is one of the most beloved original NES titles created by Nintendo, and we had a rendition of the victory song from Excitebike created on Mario Paint.

And taking on Excitebike is another NES title created by Nintendo for the NES, the button mashing, wrist-straining, limosuine riding, styling, profiling......Pro Wrestling. We had a man on an electric guitar re-create the sounds of the game in near perfect fashion for this battle.
In the end people's loves of riding bikes overwhelmed the wrist straining master of the wrist lock as Excitebike downs Pro Wrestling in the chatroom.
Winner: Excitebike via Chatroom

Song 6:
Paperboy was a great game for the NES which was a favorite of mine, and we found Paperboy Peaperboayh OC_ReMix for your listening pleasure. At this time Mike McGovernale called up with his pick which we'll discuss right now.
He decided to choose Friday the 13th. I saw him in the chatroom rallying for such an outcome and when he called the hotline I demanded to know why.
I became apparent that Mike has never actually played Friday the 13th. Yes Jason is more badass then Paperboy, but in Friday the 13th for the NES you are trying to survive Jason. This game is not difficult because the designers of the game want it so, it's difficult because of horrid design. Continuing to discuss this with Mike led me to start to hate his very existence, so as the audience heard I had to declare him a DOPE.
Thus the DOPERULE was called in to deal with such a matter. (It was pointed out that last week I declared Friday the 13th a sleeper to win the whole tournament and then DOPERULED it)

• DOPERULE: When a caller makes a choice in the field of 64 that is in the opinion of the host an idiotic decision, the host can overturn this choice. The host gets 1 DOPERULE per show.
• EXECUTIVE CHALLENGE: A caller can challenge the last ruling, the vote then goes to the chatroom where we tally the votes and the winner is determined.

Friday the 13th had a good OC Remix that included clips from the movies so we played Panic at Camp Crystal Lake.

Final Matchup Block 5
(1) Legend of Zelda vs (3) Excitebike

With that the show aired on Kutztown University Radio on 88.3 FM, 1670 AM, Service Electric Cable Channel 24, Hometown Utilicom Cable Channel 44.
KUR also broadcasts on the web: http://www.live365.com/stations/kurradio?site=pro

Hardware:

Dell Inspiron 5150 notebook, microphone

Software:

Shoutcast Server 1.9.8, Shoutcast Source v 1.9.0

-Show ran 2hr and 10 minutes.

-Next show is scheduled for June 25th @ 9:00 PM