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This episode description is from g4tv. Candace vs. Tune in at 7PM ET! Plus, Alison Haislip will chat with the cast of the new thriller, 'Limitless. Tonight on 'Attack of the Show,' Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey sit down with pro surfer Garrett McNamara to talk about how he broke the world record when taking on a 90' wave.
Today, on 'Attack of the Show' Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey will interview the star of the Medieval, stoner comedy 'Your Highness,' Danny McBride, give you the skinny on cool applications for the iPhone that will help you find anything you want or monitor your heart rate in Apps, and show you a trailer for the drama starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, 'Hesher. Today's tech heavy episode of AOTS will be brought to you live from the showroom floor of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where Kevin and Alison Haislip will demo the life changing tech products that will be hitting store shelves this year and securing prominent positions in your living rooms, on your sweaty, nerd palms and in your cars!
Plus, Kristin Adams will talk to the cast of the post-apocalyptic action flick, 'Book of Eli. Watching both AOTS and X-Play live is a challenging task, due to the sheer amount of commercials aired in order to fill up the requisite amount of programming time. In my calculations, nearly half of the running time for a typical hour-long AOTS was populated by commercials. The thirty-minute X-Play rarely produced more than 19 minutes of actual show. But when G4 puts up each AOTS the following day as a series of five-minute segments from which you can pick and choose, the model suddenly makes a lot more sense.
The television show is essentially producing content that truly excels when seen online. While gaming sites certainly existed in the TechTV days, their massive proliferation and popularity pose a problem for X-Play in the current market.
Essentially, X-Play runs the risk of being the equivalent of a monthly periodical in the face of websites that post pieces of new content daily, replete with pictorial and video footage. Sure, plenty of gamer sites feature humor, sarcasm, and snark. But X-Play has really honed its skill at producing game reviews that actually interact with game footage in an entertaining way.
Culling dozens, if not hundreds, of hours of gameplay into a short video review must be painstaking work, but it often works like gangbusters. One would think reducing the weekly load to three episodes would concentrate original content. Case in point: There are only so many interviews of gaming figures such as Cliff Bleszinski, Ken Levine, and Tim Schafer that a mortal can stand before flipping out.
A single interview often spreads out to five to six episodes, which is great publicity for these designers but often overkill for the audience. Atop of that, X-Play has a tendency to show every bit of developer video that gets released, showing it without much context and with even lesser insight. When X-Play gets hold of a game, and has ample time to play through it, the reviews are well-constructed and well-reasoned.
Thus sayeth the man who really never, ever needs to see how tanks work in Battlefield 3 again. One preview of Dead Island featured Sessler essentially trying to guess what the hell he was looking at onscreen. Then again, this format could be intentional, if slightly misguided.
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