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 Modnation Racers beta, discuss what we think the Game of the Decade would be, and how Microsoft patented technology to tailor games to your reality.

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. DOUBLE SHOW: The following week, due to outside circumstances, there was only a 20 minute all-call show. It begins right after the first episode ends. In this episode, we give further impressions of New Super Mario Bros Wii, how the French think Nintendo should be more like Microsoft, and we ask about what your Game Of The Year for 2009 might be.

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 Datel suing Microsoft for updating the Xbox 360's firmware to lock out their unlicensed peripherals, and how LittleBigPlanet is still being updated and supported years after launch.

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 VERY early impressions of New Super Mario Bros Wii, we talk about the National Institute of Media and the Family closing, your options to sue Microsoft if you get banned from Xbox Live for hacking your console, and Activision closing down Pandemic Studios but buying Facebook app developer Playfish.

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 LEGO Rock Band, and Activision claims that gamers want to pay more fees to play their games online.