Is there any consensus yet whether or not GameLifeShow is a brilliant parody of the typical poise of our hobby's geekiest, or if the show is, in fact, hosted by individuals with Down Syndrome? Note to the National Down Syndrome Congress, a group that emails me every time I use the term: I am not using 'Down Syndrome' as a pejorative. If the GameLifeShow people do, in fact, have Down Syndrome, I think it is a striking testament to the noble spirit of a proud, completely un-mentally-handicapped people! Speaking for gamers everywhere, I think it is safe to say that, rising above society's sneering classification, the gamer love that dwells within Andrew and Dave's beautiful spirits profoundly touches us all.

As a point in favor of my opening sentence's latter hypothesis, Dave reviews Scooby Doo Unmasked, proclaiming that he's the only one with the balls to do so and that "people who trash this game haven't played it." Florian Eckhardt

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