404 - 10/20/13 Bobby Blackwolf Show - Ubisoft and Sony Delay Games, Nintendo Isn't a Failing Company
- We start off with a question - "What's your favorite game you've NEVER played?" (Caveat: must be a game that you COULD have played, but chose not to for whatever reason. Unreleased and unattainable games are the easy answers and do not count.) This question was asked in chat while Bobby was talking about The Stanley Parable Demo and how it didn't convince him to spend $15 on something nobody wants to explain.
- Ubisoft has announced that they will delay Watch_Dogs and The Crew, and they will no longer launch with the new consoles.
- Already existing Ubisoft games, Rayman Legends and Splinter Cell: Blacklist, missed sales targets as well...Perhaps because one of them was delayed?
- Sony has delayed DRIVECLUB and DRIVECLUB PlayStation Plus Edition and they will also not be available at the launch of the PS4.
- Pokemon X and Y has sold over 4 million units in a week, so please continue telling me that Nintendo is a failing company. (Be sure to not save your game outside a building in Lumiose City!)
- Then we take calls about Pokemon X and Y from the perspective of a visually impaired gamer, and Rayman Legends.
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Bochikawa
10/24/2013 12:02 PM
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Skyrim, GTA5, Silent hill 2, Halflife 2 (i would say 1 but ive put a few hours into black messa).
However i think i want to get into a completely different direction and talk about a type of game we don't discuss too often here. And ill have to say as many PnP RPG's and D&D games I've played, I've never been in a "Call of Cthulhu" game
To those that don't know, RP is sorta like acting. You create your own character and progress thru a story stating the actions that character would do. And Cthulhu is apparently the quintessential horror RP system. Ive herd soo many good stories and soo many good tales. Just to give you an idea id like to quote a friend who quoted his friend "I never realized how dangerous handguns were until i handed them to a party of librarians and professors."