The Bobby Blackwolf Show - January 13, 2019
We got a comment on a previous episode about the MAGFest lanyards, and we should have sent some VOG lanyards...
Awesome Games Done Quick raised $2.4mil for Prevent Cancer Foundation!
We got a comment on Discord that we didn't cover more of the history behind Star Control and Stardock's legal woes, so we went back in time.
In another legal battle in gaming, the Unity game engine changed their Terms of Service and banned Improbable's SpatialOS and seemingly also caused several games already released to be in violation. (But not really.)
Then we talked to OLR about AGDQ.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - January 6, 2019
MAGFest was this past weekend, and while I didn't go this year, I've gone in the past and really enjoyed it. Keep listening for a special music performance from the Jam Session featuring Yours Truly.
The original creators of Star Control have used the DMCA to stop the current owners of the Star Control franchise from selling their game on certain digital storefronts. They may not have a case.
Skype calls failed again for whatever reason, but we were able to talk to OLR about their hopes and dreams for 2019.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - December 30, 2018
We open up with a story about a Christmas gift gone "wrong" and how it could be more of an issue in the future.
Netflix has released a new Black Mirror episode that plays more like a Telltale game than a movie.
Virtual Console never had anything on SEGA AGES: Phantasy Star in how to present older games to a new audience.
The Video Game History Foundation got their hands on a prototype of the NES version of SimCity and have made it available to everyone.
Then we take (some technical difficulty) calls about MAGFest, Amazon, and Katamari Damacy Reroll.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - December 23, 2018
Spiderman on PS4 adds new Spidey suits as DLC, and one has been requested very loudly by the community. It was finally delivered, but was it released due to public pressure or because it was being planned that way all along?
The PlayStation VR had a quietly awesome year, and I talk about some of the games you need to try if you got a PSVR under the tree this year.
Then we take calls about Games of the Year, Pokemon Go trainer battles, and Minecraft finally acknowledging the Wii U isn't a thing anymore.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - December 16, 2018
It's our first night on Twitch, and you'll have to excuse us while we get our bearings - unfortunately, the second half of the show did not go as well as the first, comparatively.
The first expansion for Forza Horizon 4 came out - Fortune Island - and it doesn't add as much as we thought it would.
Oculus and ZeniMax have settled their lawsuit over trade secrets being used to develop the Rift.
Discord has upped the ante with game developers by offering 90% of game revenue directly to them, instead of the 75% or 88% of their competitors.
Then we (try to) take calls about what games we've been playing, Oculus Go as a video watching device, and the move to Twitch. A LOT was cut out of this segment because it's just not good for a podcast audience to listen to. We'll get it right next week.
