The Bobby Blackwolf Show - February 15, 2026
At the Sony State of Play, there was a new Digital Eclipse collection released for Rayman's 30th Anniversary - and I didn't get it on launch, going back on my word that their collections were now day one purchases.
Steam Decks are now out of stock and Valve doesn't know when they'll be able to manufacture more. This is most likely because of the RAM shortage because AI companies have already ordered more RAM than factories can produce right now.
Because of this, the Steam Machine and Steam Frame are also delayed and will not launch in the first quarter of 2026 like originally announced.
Riot Games has laid off the majority of the team that built 2KXO two weeks after the game left early access. What is the actual plan for live service games to keep their teams after releasing the core product?
Then we talk to Jamie at OLR about the new Stern Pinball release - Pokemon.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - February 1, 2026
I spend the first part of the show excited about my Commodore 64 Ultimate shipping this month and talk about my favorite C64 game as a kid that most people had never heard of - Agent USA. (It wasn't that great.)
There is a class action lawsuit in the UK against Valve over their 30% fee on every transaction, and I explain why Valve is the target right now and not any of the other storefronts that also have a 30% fee.
Sony has patented a controller that has movable buttons on a touchscreen, and I talk about why it will be great as an option, but not a replacement for tactile buttons.
Then we talk to OLR about accessible controllers.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - January 25, 2026
Dice and Diversions, a tabletop/board gaming convention in Atlanta, has been postponed to February due to the ice storm.
Forza Horizon 6 was shown off on the Xbox Developer Direct, but no, you will not be flying a Gundam.
I got the PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter, and getting the controllers to work over Bluetooth was a multi-day struggle.
A VR mod for Cyberpunk 2077 was removed due to CD Projekt Red not allowing the modder to charge money for it.
Ubisoft cancels six games and delays seven others in order to concentrate on what they think players want.
Then we talk to OLR about the Cyberpunk 2077 mod and about launching the second season of the long running podcast.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - January 18, 2026
I was going to be at a tabletop/board game convention next weekend in Atlanta called Dice & Diversions, however mid-week it was postponed to Feburary.
An Alternate Reality Game released on Steam in 2018 recently got a lot of negative reviews for being "too hard" because apparently younger people can't send an email correctly.
Meta has exited the VR Gaming business, shutting down three of its VR gaming studio acquisitions.
Meta is also refocusing its remaining VR studios to be more AI and wearable devices focused, rather than with VR.
Then we talk to Jamie about the upcoming debut of Orange Lounge Radio IIDX and where Meta went wrong.
The Bobby Blackwolf Show - January 11, 2026
I am back from Awesome Games Done Quick 2026, where we raised over $2.4 million for the Prevent Cancer Foundation!
I talk about the runs that I hosted, and even quasi-commentated, as was the case with the maimai DX PRiSM Plus arcade showcase.
I also talk about AGDQ's move to Atlanta for 2027, and why the city is more welcoming than many people not from around here are led to believe.
LEGO has announced a "smart brick" at CES, which has no generative AI but will allow for more technology to be put into certain builds.
