NOTE: Because the Nintendo World Championships ran during our normal airtime on June 14th, Episode 485 will record LIVE on VOGNetwork.com on TUESDAY, June 16th, at 8PM ET/5PM PT.

Valve announced that they will allow anyone to ask for refunds for any reason as long as it meets certain criteria.

We have an interview from MomoCon with Thomas Detko of Phantom Compass about the Pinball RPG Rollers of the Realm, currently available on PS4, Vita, and Steam.

Then we take calls about retail experiences with returns.

Over the weekend, there was lots of time spent in the gaming area of the 2015 MomoCon Anime and Gaming Expo. Lots of good, some downsides, as well as their first Indie Game Award Showcase.

One of the five winners of the award was Star Crawlers, a game currently in Steam Early Access, and we speak with George Cochrane, Programmer and Game Designer at Juggernaut Games to talk about the mashup of genres that won him an award.

Then we talk to Orange Lounge Radio on the eve of their 600th (!!) episode about their biggest moments, which turns into talking about E3, of course.

We apologize for the late posting of this episode due to outside factors. The next episode has already been edited and will hit the feed mid-week. Passphrases will work for two weeks.

There are only eight locations for the Nintendo World Championships 2015, and none of them are near me.

The Witcher 3 is out, but some PC gamers are complaining that the graphics were downgraded from what they saw in trailers.

Take Two Interactive, on behalf of Rockstar Games, is suing the BBC over a planned docudrama about the Grand Theft Auto series.

Then we take calls about Splatoon and cons in Georgia.

Oculus has released their minimum specs for the Oculus Rift when it comes out to consumers in Q1 2016, and it's Windows only. Sorry Mac and Linux fans!

Konami has claimed that the true future of gaming is mobile. Good luck with that.

Nintendo is bringing back the Nintendo World Championships at E3 this year! Bobby was a semifinalist in Atlanta in 1990 and tells the full story of how he backed in.

Then we take calls about Japanese developers, Final Fantasy XIV, and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

The Oculus Rift finally has a release date, or rather, a release window, so you can save up now for the machine needed to run it.

Nintendo has partnered with Universal Studios Theme Parks to have Nintendo properties represented in future attractions.

Then we take calls about Disney Infinity and Lego Dimensions.

The Vintage Computer Festival Southeast 3.0 was this weekend (crept up on me) so I talk a little bit about it and an interesting Commodore 64 device to assist with actually using a C64.

Valve and Bethesda have backed down on their attempt to allow mod makers to charge for Skyrim mods.

ESPN2 aired Heroes of the Dorm, Blizzard's college MOBA championship, and everyone went crazy.

Then we take calls about eSports, Guacamelee, and Disney Infinity 2.0.

Valve and Bethesda are teaming up to allow the community to sell their mods for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and keeping 75% of the price.

Rumors abound that Silent Hills has been cancelled, which makes me believe that Konami is retreating from the home entertainment market and concentrating on their video slot and video poker machines.

Then we take calls about selling mods and how this is the same as Velocity Girl 10 years ago.

This week, we were broadcasting live from Battle & Brew in Atlanta for the Atlanta Virtual Reality Meetup!

First, we interviewed Annie and Peter from ATLvr about the meetups, their VR consulting business, and disasters.

Then we spoke with Brian (@Chef_Lu_Bu) from Battle & Brew about how awesome the place is and how jealous you should be of not living near it.

Then, a VR celebrity joins us, as Gunter from Gunter's Universe joins us to talk about getting the community together in VRChat.

Finally, we are joined by Gaspar Ferreiro, a VR developer who makes full experiences without writing a single line of code.

We'll be live from Battle and Brew in Atlanta for the Atlanta Virtual Reality Meetup on Sunday, April 19th!

The Entertainment Software Association is opposing the Electronic Frontier Foundation's request for provisions in the DMCA to allow for historical archiving by museums and research by academics of games that are no longer supported by their publisher.

Don Mattrick has been removed as CEO at Zynga after repeating mistakes made before he arrived.

Then we take calls about abandonware and Project X Zone 2.

We will be on location at Battle & Brew next week for the Atlanta Virtual Reality Meetup. Come say hi!

There are some tips for playing Forza Horizon 2 for those who got the free DLC.

Sony bought OnLive's patents, therefore shutting down the service and breaking the hearts of people who purchased games on the service.

During this discussion with chat, I talked about how the original CD's of Starcraft II had a trojan in the installer, which is how I got banned from WoW even though I've never played it.

Nintendo has shut down a pixel perfect (but HD) recreation of a level in Super Mario 64, and everyone's upset.

Then we take calls about Discworld games and the E.T. game documentary.