Recently, Robert Mruczek and I had an opportunity to throw together another interview. So many things have happened since our last chat, including the resolution of two major Billy Mitchell lawsuits, and Robert’s own deposition in the TG case. And among many other topics, we also talk about the time Robert appeared on “All Games Interactive” with Walter Day and Roy Shildt. (Yes, that really did happen.)
There’s been a lot of chatter about Karl Jobst’s new defamation lawsuit against notorious gaming fraud Billy Mitchell. Some people know what they’re talking about, and some are totally clueless. We review it all, as well as a few proceeding developments, as we await Billy’s first appearance in Florida federal court.
Billy Mitchell has been very, very dumb. He’s been running his mouth ever since his Brisbane victory, and in doing so, he freely accused Karl Jobst of specific crimes he knows Karl did not do. And now he’s being sued by Karl in U.S. federal court in Florida.
We continue our look at the fallout of Karl Jobst’s court loss to video game fraud Billy Mitchell. This time, we take a candid look at Karl’s past controversies, and why they keep being recycled any time Karl is the subject of bad news.
It’s time for another TG challenge recap! Twin Galaxies stalwart Matthew Felix crushed The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, acquiring the blue Cane of Byrna without ever taking a lick of damage. As a bonus, we received a time capsule from a previous TG bounty winner.
A lot’s happened since the shocking court ruling in favor of disgraced cheater Billy Mitchell in his defamation lawsuit against Karl Jobst. We begin covering it all here.
Is there a maximum possible score on classic Oregon Trail? And is it possible for any human player to achieve it? Also, check out our new TG challenges!
We’re back discussing the Karl Jobst / Billy Michell legal battle again. It’s finally time to rip off that litigation-losing band-aid, and take a good long look at how it all went wrong.
Do you like skimming through legal documents? Then you’ll love dissecting corporate propaganda! The “Stop Killing Games” campaign is gaining steam, and it has industry shills terrified.