IQ: Should we talk about the recent retrogaming controversies?
We are well aware of all the comments revolving the recent retrogaming controversies involving, Billy Mitchell and Todd Rogers so we asked, should we discuss them.
Read MoreWe are well aware of all the comments revolving the recent retrogaming controversies involving, Billy Mitchell and Todd Rogers so we asked, should we discuss them.
Read MoreBilly Mitchell on the negativity of some gamers.
Read MoreIn our interview with Billy Mitchell he discusses how he was made to be the villain and what people did not see in the, King of Kong.
Read MoreBilly Mitchell tells us about all the hate he has received and the difference between the online hate, the phone calls and how the haters react in real life.
Read MoreIf you are a gamer then you most likely know a little about eSports. eSports is big right now and is only going to get bigger over time. What people may not know is where eSports began. We talk with not only pioneers of gaming, but the first eSports team.
Read MoreWe all know who Billy Mitchell is especially if you love classic games, but sometimes you can know somebody and get the reason you know them just a little bit wrong as Billy explains in this clip from our Q&A event at the Florida Film Festival for Man vs. Snake: The Long and Twisted Tale of Nibbler.
Read MoreThe Obsolete Gamer Show returns with its 100th video interview and we welcome video game legend, Billy Mitchell to the show. Love him or hate him, Billy is a champion and world record holder known for his skills in Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and more.
Read MoreAfter attending the world premiere of Man vs. Snake: The Long and Twisted Tale of Nibbler at the Florida film festival in Orlando Florida, Walter Day and Billy Mitchell held a Q&A for those in attendance.
Read MoreA great surprise came to me this morning as me and Walter Day met up at the Nintendo booth along with Guinness World Records’ Gaz Deaves to present Isaiah Triforce Johnson with awards for his successful attempts at being the first-in-line to purchase numerous Nintendo consoles at launch. The surprise came in the form of Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime along with a photo op alongside him. Quite a hard fellow to get to, it was a fun thing to happen to me, even if the photos I saw later claimed I was Gaz Deaves. I can’t quite imagine him with my haircut.
Read MoreTwin Galaxies will display more than 200 published trading cards – including the completed “Superstars of 2011” set. Samples of cards from the forthcoming “Superstars of 2012” set will be on hand as well. In addition to honoring video game champions who hold world records, these sets will commemorate the history of the worldwide video game industry by honoring iconic industry pioneers, historic events, landmark milestones and noted video game personalities. A number of gaming celebrities on the cards are planning to attend the event to sign their cards for the public. Celebrities already confirmed to attend include Billy Mitchell and Walter Day as well as CEO of Twin Galaxies International Pete Bouvier. More appearances will be announced upon confirmation.
Read MoreThe Twin Galaxies Video Game Trading Card Set was originally created to celebrate Twin Galaxies’ 30th Anniversary. But the vision for the card set soon expanded to encompass the history of the worldwide video game industry, with cards created to honor the iconic industry pioneers, the world champions, the video game personalities, landmark milestones and events and significant people who, through their creative contributions, have enriched the global video game community. The card set already honors people including Atari Founder Nolan Bushnell in addition to the most recent world record holders on the hottest new games on the Nintendo Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Read MoreA modern day video game version of the story David and Goliath.
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