Ladies and Gentlemen bring you attention to me as today is a day that will go down in history. This morning the bomb dropped, and is in full force. I will no longer contribute to Gamespot for the most part. You can find me on Giantbomb as EpicSteve.

The site is currently buggy, and is pretty damn slow. Their database doesn't contain most of the games I've written reviews on, so I can't transfer them

Oh well...

It's been real Gamespot

If you've visited Giantbomb in the past 12 hours then you've seen that either the site is broken or it straight up wont load. I'm not sure if the site would launch on a Sunday, so will tomorrow be the day? Gerstmann has spoken about a beta, but also claims the site will launch right after E3 but neither has happened. So there is some confusion on how long the beta will last, if the beta had been done away with, and so on. Either way it seems this bomb will blow up in the next few days and I'm totally pumped. When the site is in full force how many people in the Gamespot community will migrate over since many of you have been vocal on Gamespot's lack of editors that have a review that means something. I'm really not a fan of Gamespot's community interface, and I'm up for some change.

In the relm of my new DS, I'm sorta starting to understand Animal Crossing

Steven

So I finally got my DS, wasn't aware Final Fantasy IV wasn't out yet, so I got Animal Crossing. I'll rent Mario Kart later because a Mario Kart game can't hold my attention for to long, but short preview of my Animal Crossing review, "eh". Anything else non-Pokemon related you all can suggest?

Tomorrow I'll post a blog about my trip to VideoGamesLive. After four months of anticipation, my girlfriend and I drove from Cincinnati to Louisville Kentucky to see VideoGames Live. If you aren't clear what this is, VideoGames Live is a live concert orchestra performance playing scores from games such as Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Metal Gear, Warcraft, Halo, and so on. Anyone who's watched old-school G4 (before it bombed, don't argue with me, it did) Judgment Day host/videogame composer Tommy Tallarico (music, Advent Rising, Unreal, Twisted Metal, Tony Hawk, Earthword Jim) is the director of the show, along with Jack Wall (Mass Effect music, Jade Empire) who conducts the orchestra .So for the first time ever, I'll review an event. Which should be a fun writing assignment.

Steven