taugehz

Anyone remember the Dreamcast controller? It had a screen on it as well (when the memory card was inserted into it). I know for some some games they used it to secretly select play strategies in football or hide your character selection in a fighting game.

I think a weekly news wrap up video segment similar to how Comic Vine does it would be nice addition. Truthfully i get most of my gaming news from the Bombcast, but a short 5-minute roundup every Thursday or Friday would be great, and you guys can still have a more indepth discussion about the news during the Bombcast.

XBL: taugehz 
PSN: ztaugeh 
Steam: taugeh 
 
Mostly use PSN, i'm from South East Asia, so if you are in the region feel free to add me.

Double Dragon, and i guess Captain N should count as well since it had a few game characters like Mega Man (who looked nothing like the mega man we know).  
 
Another show that was kind of similar to Captain N was Video Power, had a cartoon segment called Power Team which had several game characters as well.

I want a Whiskey Media anonymous insider drama post.

Two men enter, one man leaves.

I was quite blown away by it even though there was input lag (living in UK) i think its a great way to check out demos, was even able to run high end graphical games on my netbook. 
 
I also like the 'rental' prices for a 3-day or 5-day play of a game, which is great for games with short playtimes like Kane and Lynch 2 if you didnt care about the multiplayer or achievements. If they go down the rental route i think it would be great (as long as the servers can keep up).

I was nervous as well for my first match, played a bit of multiplayer Starcraft casually back in the day with friends. Won some matches and felt quite pleased. I watched the replays and looked at my opponents profile to see if they were experienced in the game or not. 
 
 I admit watching them play the same as I do (moving the camera around and reaction time, average 50 APM) gave me confidence to play more. Eventually I got a string of defeats, but was able to learn new stuff from the replays. Eventually the nerves went away, and figured it's all good fun.

Pachter made some good points about games like these.