This morning, the Streamy Award nominations were announced. The Streamys are awards given to the best in web television programming. And two of my favorite live shows, Coin-Op TV Live and The RadNerd Show have been nominated for Best Live Production in a Web Series. Congratulations to both shows! That’s amazing!
One might ask why did these two awesome shows get nominated. Is it because they have great and engaging topics and guests? Is it because of the wonderful hosts like Rob Welkner, Hailey Bright, Beau Ryan or Leo Comacho? Nope. I know the true reason why they got nominated.
I review Nintendo Wii video games for Coin-Op TV. Spyborgs (Capcom), Deca Sports 2 (Hudson Soft) and Dragonball: Revenge of King Piccolo (Namco Bandai). Plus cool video game schwag and fingerless gloves.
This recent episode of Coin-Op TV not only features Justin Chon from The Twilight Saga (trust me, this guy is wilder, wackier and funnier than the movie he stars in implies) and Turbo, but I offer my first game review video. I talk about and make comedic comments on 3 Wii video games.
Rob tells me there was lots of laughter in the live studio audience while the video showed and Justin gave me a shout-out live on the show. He even mentions wanting to do a video with me (Any ideas?) And then Rob sent me this awesome tweet from Justin Chon himself! Awesomepants! Thanks to Rob, Hailey, theStream and Justin for the Black Nerd love!
Watch This Episode on www.theStream.tv
(My clip: ~13:00, Justin’s shout-out: ~24:15)
If you watch Coin-Op TV Live, then you know Rob Welkner’s lovely co-host, Hailey Bright. She recently celebrated 2 years of being on the show. So while she was at the Tokyo Game Show, Rob made a video at SC3 of Hailey’s fans and friends congratulating her.
You’ll see RadNerd, Brian of theStream.tv, peeps from Street Fighter IV-Down. And there’s a beautiful black nerd bookeding the video with the worst Marilyn Monroe/American Idol impression ever.
This past weekend, I attended the SC3 Arcade Party held by Southern California Classic Collectors. They’re this great group that collects classic arcade cabinets. Then they host events where they bring all their games together, put them on free play and we play them all night long! This time, I brought my Flip cam with me and captured some mini-videos to put up on my new TwitVid account!
This episode of Coin-Op TV Live also features an awesome segment talking about my Street Fighter IV-Down video! Thanks a lot to Rob, Hailey, and Brian for the plug. Although I think Brian is more impressed with himself in the video than the video himself, as you’ll see in the clip.
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