Kotaku: the loop

Clip: Crecente Talks GTA on AOTS

Brian Crecente — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 09:00:25 MDT

The Loop is a hair too short to really dig into any subject, but it does give you enough time to shoot off your mouth without digging too big a hole for yourself. This time around? Pie-in-the-sky GTA ideas based off of the nearly empty trailer. Brian Crecente

Look, Ma, I'm On The Tee Vee!

Michael McWhertor — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 15:40:04 MDT

If you weren't glued to the television yesterday, drooling over my appearance on G4's Attack of the Show, here's your chance to salivate like a mad dog over manly discussion on console exclusivity. The Loop segment features me, EGM's Shane Bettenhausen and host Kevin Periera talking about the PLAYSTATION 3, Xbox 360, Final Fantasy XIII, Devil May Cry 4 and Ace Combat 6. 386 points worth of console debate!

Highlights to watch out for include me nervously flip-flopping about whether timed exclusives matter and me saying there are "10 to 20 Xboxes out there." Oops! Meant millions! I supposed Kevin's jokes and Shane's crazy-eyed, level-headed logic are worth it, but the fun part is watching me panic on live television. Now, make with the ban-worthy comments! Michael McWhertor

Clip: Crecente on AOTS

Brian Crecente — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 11:14:05 MST

Courtesy of Attack of the Show, here's the clip from last night's segment of The Loop featuring Joystiq's Chris Grant and myself. Brian Crecente

Crecente on Attack of the Show

Brian Crecente — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 14:00:00 MST

Chris Grant, from Joystiq, and I will be on today's Attack of the Show during The Loop segment. I'm told we will be talking about the year to come in gaming for the five or six minutes we get on air.

The show airs at 7 p.m. EST, though I'm not exactly sure when the segment is.

Although I've been on ABC World News, Fox Nation News, CNN and MSNBC to name a few, I've never received a dress code. Check it out:

DRESS CODE? Casual dress is great for the show, as we pride ourselves on being somewhat hip. In other words... suits and ties are seriously frowned upon. In terms of specifics, please avoid any clothing with a company logo, avoid wearing solid black or white, bright reds, or small, repeating patterns such as checks or intricate plaids, which can distort on television. Think casual, fun and hip!

OK, so I'll be wearing the bright red suit with the checkered bow tie. Got it! ;) Brian Crecente