MrVoodoo
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Disclaimer: I was contacted by lagTV for some work, so I've got a little extra motivation for posting this, however - posting because I think people will enjoy.
LagTV.com is a fairly new site, supported heavily (it seems) by Microsoft and Xbox. They run a live show Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (other shows coming at other days/times) at 9pm EST. The shows are pretty good, more like the days of attack of the show on G4 before the G4 crowd got taken over for commercialism.
The hosts are pretty decent, I still get a feeling like their getting accustomed to what's going on and the sound/video mixing bugs are still being ironed out.
Viewers can call in, interact on their forums during the show, email, send messages over xbox live, and even call in through their xbox live vision cam to get on the show. It's really neat everything they can do and I wish them all the best. I think anyone that enjoys games would enjoy watching the show.
Side note (aka about the disclaimer): If you watch tonight's show they are running a contest for a copy of Assassin's Creed. The contest is an ARG-like puzzle trail that is littered with content from my development group's upcoming alternate reality game: The Aporia Agathon Project. Watch the show and keep your eyes open for your chance to delve into the contest.
LagTV.com is a fairly new site, supported heavily (it seems) by Microsoft and Xbox. They run a live show Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (other shows coming at other days/times) at 9pm EST. The shows are pretty good, more like the days of attack of the show on G4 before the G4 crowd got taken over for commercialism.
The hosts are pretty decent, I still get a feeling like their getting accustomed to what's going on and the sound/video mixing bugs are still being ironed out.
Viewers can call in, interact on their forums during the show, email, send messages over xbox live, and even call in through their xbox live vision cam to get on the show. It's really neat everything they can do and I wish them all the best. I think anyone that enjoys games would enjoy watching the show.
Side note (aka about the disclaimer): If you watch tonight's show they are running a contest for a copy of Assassin's Creed. The contest is an ARG-like puzzle trail that is littered with content from my development group's upcoming alternate reality game: The Aporia Agathon Project. Watch the show and keep your eyes open for your chance to delve into the contest.
