GameSpot TV

GameSpot TV

1998
GameSpot TV
GameSpot TV

GameSpot TV

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Xplay (previously GameSpot TV and Extended Play) is a TV program about video games. The program, known for its reviews and comedy skits, airs on G4 in the United States and had aired on G4 Canada in Canada (and briefly on YTV during its time as GameSpot TV), FUEL TV in Australia, Ego in Israel, GXT in Italy, MTV Russia & Rambler TV in Russia, Solar Sports in the Philippines and Adult Swim and MuchMusic in Latin America. The show ran between July 4, 1998, and January 23, 2013, and returned in November 2021 as a part of G4's relaunch.

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EP26  Vindictus Exclusive, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and More!
Mar. 20,2012
Vindictus Exclusive, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and More!

Nexon's big update for free-to-play MMORPG Vindictus will include twenty player raids, new PVP modes, a little capture the flag, and even an X-Play in-game item. Gamers expressed concern when 2K revealed XCOM: Enemy Unknown would take the series into shooter territory. What would happen to strategy? Get a look in a gameplay preview. Ubisoft joins the post-apocalyptic fray with their new game I Am Alive, but does it add anything worthwhile to the genre? Find out in our review. One of the highlights at this year's GDC in San Francisco was the "Kara" demo given by Heavy Rain's David Cage, in which the promise of a powerful new game engine wowed the audience. Get face time with the man for a closer look. Take a first look at the Star Wars: The Old Republic patch coming in April, with more content like flashpoints and warzones. We'll check out more of our favorite Elder Scrolls 5 mods made using Bethesda's Skyrim creation kit. Blur Studios is behind trailers for DC Universe Online, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Resident Evil 6, and even did the opening credits for The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo. Go behind the scenes with Blur Creative Director Tim Miller.

EP25  BioShock Infinite Exclusive, Dishonored First Look, and More!
Mar. 19,2012
BioShock Infinite Exclusive, Dishonored First Look, and More!

In the last two weeks, we've unveiled new BioShock Infinite enemies the "Motorized Patriot" and the "Handyman." Today, we'll reveal a third. Get a first look at Dishonored, the upcoming title that's all about assassinations and revenge from Deus Ex and System Shock designer Harvey Smith and RPG Arx Fatalis designer Raphael Colantonio. The baseball game franchise of "Million Dollar Perfect Game" contest fame is back with their annual installment. Find out if it's worth your time in our review. Morgan Webb heads to Austin, TX to get scoop from the ScreenBurn Arcade, SXSW's festival within a festival where game industry announcements are made and new products revealed. More Move games are on the way, and we'll check out three: Sorcery, Datura, and PixelJunk 4am. Just in time for Apple's latest version of the iPad, get our picks for best sports games to take on the go.

EP24  Tony Hawk HD and Nick Nolte Plays Grand Theft Auto IV!
Mar. 14,2012
Tony Hawk HD and Nick Nolte Plays Grand Theft Auto IV!

We get details from Tony Hawk himself on the upcoming collection Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD, the hi-def remake of your favorite levels from Tony Hawk's Pro Skater parts one and two. Japanese developers have a shaky history developing shooters for a Western audience, but SEGA takes a crack at it with Binary Domain, and we'll weigh in on the attempt with our review. After watching Harrison Ford play Uncharted 3, we thought it might be a good idea to watch what happens when Nick Nolte plays Grand Theft Auto IV. Journey is the latest entry from thatgamecompany, creators of such "art" fare as Flower and flOw. We'll let you know if it's a buy in our review. We'll check out another round of great indie games that aren't necessarily on the mainstream radar. This time we'll look at Really Big Sky!, Realm of the Mad God, and The Blackwell Legacy. Sly Cooper: Thieves In Time throws back to last generation's light and colorful action games, and we'll get a sneak peek. The latest Silent Hill incarnation adds new combat features like breakable weapons and an open world environment, and we'll check out the results in our review.

EP20  Our Mass Effect 3 Review!
Mar. 06,2012
Our Mass Effect 3 Review!

The original Mass Effect was an excellent game. Sequel Mass Effect 2 went on to win our 2010 Game of the Year award. Now, the epic space trilogy concludes with the arrival of the highly anticipated Mass Effect 3, and we'll have a big two-part review and discussion of what this series has meant to gaming. Mass Effect 3 adds 4-player co-op into the mix, something that when done right can make for a great time. We'll run down the games that have done it the best. Not knowing what you're doing will get you killed in a hurry in Gears of War 3, but pro gamer Tsquared will have the tips you need for dominating online play. For the tidy sum of $15,000, the Blue Tiger Motion Simulator controller promises to bring all the high-speed action of videogame racing to real life. We'll go hands-on for a closer look.

EP19  Halo 4, Ninja Gaiden 3, and Gearbox's Randy Pitchford!
Mar. 05,2012
Halo 4, Ninja Gaiden 3, and Gearbox's Randy Pitchford!

Master Chief returns this fall in Halo 4, and we'll take an early look. Gearbox Software has a big year coming up, with Aliens: Colonial Marines and Borderlands 2 both set to release. We'll hang with Gearbox President and CEO Randy Pitchford for his thoughts on what we can expect. Ninja Gaiden 3 wants you to feel what it's actually like to kill someone, and we'll go hands-on for a sneak peek. The last Assassin's Creed said farewell to Ezio Auditore, and the upcoming Assassin's Creed 3 will feature a new protagonist and a new setting. We'll take a first look at the new trailer. MLB 2K12 will feature the annual tweaks and updates you've come to expect each year, but one new one stands out. You'll be able to play a full season in sync with the real one, and we'll get details.

EP18  Mass Effect 3, Protoype 2, and More!
Feb. 29,2012
Mass Effect 3, Protoype 2, and More!

Everything will be bigger in Mass Effect 3, the conclusion to Commander Shepard's epic universe-saving space trilogy. We'll check out gigantic bosses, online multiplayer, and more. A disgusting, fleshy virus consumes New York City in Prototype 2, and we'll get an early look at the action. Early Peter Molyneux creation Syndicate returns as a first-person shooter from the creators of Riddick, and we'll weigh in on the results with our review. We'll get a hands-on demo of indie platformer Vessel, in which sentient machines get a little full of themselves and wreak havoc. We'll open up the X-Play Inbox for another round of answering your viewer mail. Blair Herter catches up with Gearbox's Randy Pitchford and Epic's Rod Fergusson in Las Vegas for a special Feedback DICE 2012 edition.

EP2  Golden Mullet Awards 2011
Jan. 18,2012
Golden Mullet Awards 2011

It's that time of year again, gamers: Golden Mullet time! That's X-Play's annual celebration of the worst games of the year. Whether it's the horrors of Thor: God of Thunder, the terrors of MindJack or other awful titles, 2011 provided mullet-lovers with a bumper crop of terrifically bad interactive entertainments.

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Released: 1998-07-04 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://g4tv.com/xplay
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Xplay (previously GameSpot TV and Extended Play) is a TV program about video games. The program, known for its reviews and comedy skits, airs on G4 in the United States and had aired on G4 Canada in Canada (and briefly on YTV during its time as GameSpot TV), FUEL TV in Australia, Ego in Israel, GXT in Italy, MTV Russia & Rambler TV in Russia, Solar Sports in the Philippines and Adult Swim and MuchMusic in Latin America. The show ran between July 4, 1998, and January 23, 2013, and returned in November 2021 as a part of G4's relaunch.

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rgwayne I am in Hawaii enjoying a much needed vacation with my daughter and husband when on came the show X-Play, a show that critiques video games. It all seemed pretty normal, when out of the blue they show this teenager putting a gun in his mouth and blowing out the back of his head. The show boasts a humorous view of the gaming Industry, Wow, how funny is the guy blowing out the back of his head because he can't handle the pressure of writing an inspiring critique for a potential boring game called Europa? Nice. They may want to leave the sexual content, alcohol, and self destruction out of it. Just give the critique. I am a very open-minded person, but wow, this is pretty warped for young kids. It seems X-Play doesn't have the ability to critique anything without adding some sick distorted adult humor. Like the guy dressing up as a girl with a hand drill saying "I just want to screw" The game they were critiquing was not about screwing, but about a little Japanese girl who uses her weapon which happens to be a drill, to save her best friends. Get back on track people! Give our younger generation some real reason why or why not to buy the game. Hey, instead of calling the show "X-Play", they should call it what it is...the X show.
themerchantfromre4 Xplay is a show that delivers reviews about the latest games on the market, since the ever popular Judgement Day was taken out of G4, Xplay is the only surviving game review show, the show is hosted by Adam Sessler and Morgan Webb. In their reviews either Adam or Morgan reviews by targeting some of the points of the game like:controls,how the game goes,voice work,and content.In most of their reviews they execute a joke to enlighten the review yet most are unintellectual and unfunny by most people. Near the end they might show a skit of some randomness the Xplay staff have created, then they do whats called the "Xplay Replay" where they show what they reviewed a brief description of why the game got their score, then the video viewer mail, where people record themselves with their questions, then sends them to Adam and Morgan. If the jokes discern't bother anyone, then watch this the lone survivor of game review shows.
friholio Video game reviews aside, the witty banter between the hosts Adam Sessler and Morgan Webb makes this show well worth watching. The humor manages to be both intelligent and low-brow at the same time, and often mocks X-Play's own core demographic. The reviews are often interspersed with sketches involving recurring characters (Drunk Link!), totally inappropriate animations and puppetry, or even movie parodies (Saw). It's a welcome relief from the increasing number of G4 shows that are clearly trying to appeal to the baser instincts of lonely 14-year-old boys. These people know what they're doing and they do it well. Give it a try!
br0die_2000 in my opinion, is a one of the best shows on tech TV, sometimes the banner between Morgan and Adam seems forced at best, and at other times they both have troubles relaying the script off the teleprompter, but the ackwardness of the two hosts comes off as a endearing trait and it kinda works.x plays focus is on video games, but i have to say they don't air enough episodes to acuratally do this tasks, and when they get new episodes on the air, they are so back logged even new episodes seem dated. this also applies to when x play does conventions or comedy bits, it lends it hand for a even further log jam of older games waiting to be reviewed. the show is informative, but their scoring system is flawed and should be fixed.if you like video games and have tech tv, it's worth a watch or two, but don't get high hopes it's not reinventing the wheel it just a show about video games, so take it for what it is i guess. i would like to note, my post seems like i don't like x play but that is not true i really like the show, i just have accepted the show has some flaws that could be fixed, and with a little tweaking x play could be a great show, and it should be a hour long, that would give them enough time to do bits and reviews and possible other neat things.