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 discuss how large retailers break street date for games like Modern Warfare 2 but indie retailers get punished for it. Plus, we talk about a lawsuit brought on by a visually impared gamer who wants more accessability features in video games.

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 Brutal Legend, Forza 3, and Guitar Hero: Van Halen, and we also talk about the upcoming Nintendo DSi XL.

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 discuss the introduction of sports jerseys for Xbox 360 avatars, a lawsuit introduced against Sony for PS3 firmware problems, and a lawsuit dropped against Harmonix over Rock Band drum pedals.

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 SIEGE in Atlanta, the release of the PSP Go, and if you can sue someone for banning you from their online service.

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 Katamari Forever on the PS3, and a chatter says that we shouldn't even be playing it because it makes the gaming industry worse by supporting those kinds of games. We also read an email about a bug found in Scribblenauts.