LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we talk about how Steam is reinvigorating PC gaming with DEALZ, and how now everyone has 200 games in their Steam list that they will never, ever play. DC Universe Online has a release date and we think it's too soon, and Commodore is making a comeback with a PC inside the shell of legacy computers...Unfortunately, it's using an emulator to run the legacy OS.The Bobby Blackwolf Show
The Bobby Blackwolf Show is a weekly internet radio show and podcast discussing the latest news in gaming as well as sometimes reminiscing about gaming's history. It records LIVE on Sundays at 8PM Eastern/5PM Pacific on the VOG (Voice of Geeks) Network Twitch Channel while taking live calls via Discord and including chat room interaction. The show began in October of 2004 as an internet radio only show, taking a hiatus in December of that year. It relaunched on July 24, 2005 and has been broadcasting new content every weekend ever since. On December 18, 2018, it moved from radio to video on Twitch.
While the show focuses on recent news and events in the gaming industry, frequently it delves into the independent or barely mentioned gaming scene, as well as discussing gaming's history with classic games.
The show has covered six E3's, two GDC's and Independent Games Festivals, four Penny Arcade Expos and multiple Dragon Cons, as well as other gaming events in the southeast, like SIEGE and the Southern Fried Gaming Expo.
Some guests of the show during its long run have been: Video Games Live, Homestar Runner, Atari Flashback 2, Beggar Prince, MechCorps, The Silver Lining, PlayStation Home, Gearbox Software, Devolver Digital, Telltale Games, and the IGDA. Bobby has also interviewed voice actors AJ LoCascio (Back To The Future), Jessie Seely (Double Dragon Neon), Ellen McClain (GLaDOS), John Patrick Lowrie (Team Fortress 2 Sniper), and Jennifer Hale (Mass Effect FemShep), as well as musicians Tommy Tallarico (Everything), Ken Allen (Sierra On-Line), Jake "Virt" Kaufman (Shovel Knight and DuckTales Remastered), and GRAMMY award winner Christopher Tin.
The show does not work without YOUR live interaction, and each chatter is thanked personally at the conclusion of each episode. Come join us on Sundays at 8PM Eastern/5PM Pacific at the VOG (Voice of Geeks) Network Twitch Channel!
LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we talk about how Steam is reinvigorating PC gaming with DEALZ, and how now everyone has 200 games in their Steam list that they will never, ever play. DC Universe Online has a release date and we think it's too soon, and Commodore is making a comeback with a PC inside the shell of legacy computers...Unfortunately, it's using an emulator to run the legacy OS.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we give our impressions of the DC Universe Online beta and Fable 3. Plus, we discuss how Kinect's accuracy may be able to be made better via a software update.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas gets sued AGAIN, many years later, and we talk about how one top gaming executive says that singleplayer is dead and everything is about interconnection with other gamers now.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we give our impressions of Poker Night at the Inventory and Beat Sketcher, and then talk about Apple's new TOS for Gamecenter which is a lot like RealID.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we talk about Activision closing Bizarre Creations just after purchasing them, and about how Witcher 2 is being released without DRM on the PC, but will fine you for stealing it.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we relate of what happened when we observed a four year old playing Eyepet for the PS3 using Move, and Kinectimals for the 360 using Kinect.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we talk about Zork being playable in Call of Duty: Black Ops, how Nintendo is trademarking the phrase "It's On Like Donkey Kong", and how Viacom is selling Harmonix.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we give our impressions of Microsoft Kinect.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, I give my review of Rock Band 3. Then I talk about Pinball FX 2, Kinect, and the upcoming Scwarzenegger v. EMA Supreme Court case.LIGHTLY EDITED: This is a previously unreleased episode of The Bobby Blackwolf Show, and is released with minimal editing (removing the music break.) Please keep this in mind when you hear long awkward pauses that are typically edited out of the podcast.
In this episode, we give our impressions of Game Dev Story on the iPhone and Super Scribblenauts on the DS.