Podcast Unlocked Episode 177: Let's Buy the Blinx Trademark!

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2015

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

As Microsoft abandons their trademark on show favorite Blinx: The Timesweeper, we discuss what we'd do with it if we bought it (which we might). Plus: what does the Xbox One going back up to $400 mean for 2015? Will Xbox Avatars ever matter on Xbox One? Will Far Cry 5 pit you against...vampires? And what will Xbox One developers do with more power thanks to the newest XDK tools? Oh, and we give a warm Podcast Unlocked welcome to new IGN host Max Scoville. Say hi, won't you? Thanks to Walter Hill (@walt_disknee) for the new outro music for 2015, and Ryan Quintal for the new logo! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Phil Spencer, head of Xbox, and you're listening to IGN's podcast Unlocked,
0:06.7	which my interns tell me is a pretty good show.
0:09.1	Podcast Unlocked.
0:26.3	Happy 2015, everybody.
0:28.4	It's podcast unlocked.
0:29.8	Probably the world's number one Xbox podcast.
0:32.3	Maybe. I hope so.
0:33.3	I haven't checked lately, if not, major Nelson.
0:35.6	Congratulations.
0:36.4	Yeah.
0:37.2	I'm Ryan McCaffrey.
0:38.5	Welcome to the new year to my right, the Great Destin LaGarri bag,
0:41.8	and the wilds of the North.
0:44.0	The wilds of the North.
0:44.9	Yeah.
0:45.6	The Great White North.
0:46.4	You went home home to the Motherland.
0:48.0	You went to Canada?
0:48.6	Yeah.
0:49.4	Mitch Dyer to my left.
0:50.4	Yeah, I just thought you were going to go to Wisconsin or something.
0:52.1	I went there also.
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