* Caleb & Scott celebrate their trip to the first annual Cartridge Club Con by diving into video gaming’s history in Chicago. * We discuss our recent gaming-related pickups and scores – what did we pickup on our trip to C3? We delve into Chicago’s rich history in gaming, including developers based here, games set here, and historic gaming events that occurred here. LIVE from Chicago, it’s Masters of Unlocking’s first anniversary episode! This episode was recorded in front of a live audience at the first-annual Cartridge Club Con (C3) in Chicago, Illinois. * We dive into an impromptu discussion of whether Loot Boxes are gambling, prompted by the United States’ Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announcing that they will investigate the practice of Loot Boxes * Microsoft rumored to be releasing an Xbox One S console without a disc drive * Eiji Aonuma teases a Zelda: Skyward Sword release on Nintendo Switch
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* Resident Evil movie reboot plans to return the cinematic adaptation to it’s horror roots * Sony will skip E3 2019 – are they prepping for a 2019 Playstation 5 announcement? * Game guide publisher Prima Games will shut down in Spring 2019 * Fallout 76’s bug-riddled release prompts one class action specialist law firm to investigate “deceptive trade practices” * We discuss our recent gaming-related pickups and scores from the 2018 Thanksgiving shopping holiday * Discussion of what games we’ve been playing recently & our spoiler-free thoughts * We look ahead to 2019 and discuss our most anticipated games, The games we are most intrigued by, and then reveal our 2019 gaming goals.Īfter a lengthy hiatus following the close of Season One, Masters of Unlocking returns! In this episode, we explore potential legal problems for Fallout 76, initial thoughts on Red Dead Redemption 2, ask the question “Are Loot Boxes gambling?” and more… * Sales: Could the Playstation 4 break the Wii’s console sales record? * Hacks: Nintendo’s online subscription to add SNES games?
* Copyright: Another fan-developed remake of Konami’s infamous P.T. * Psychology: The ESA is in talks with WHO about “Gaming Disorder.” First Amendment: The real-life Pinkertons sue over Red Dead Redemption 2, but could the suit have implications for YouTubers & streamers?
Parting ways with Activision Blizzard prompts a shareholder lawsuit. * Business & Law: Bungie leaves another partner at the alter. * Discussion of what video games we’ve been playing recently & give our spoiler-free thoughts: But could the suit have implications for the entire concept of “Fair Use” and have wide-spread impact on YouTube and game streaming? The wild west’s Pinkertons are still alive and are setting their sights on Take-Two, Rockstar, and Red Dead Redemption 2.
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