ALL GAMES NETWORK

I have made a habit of being around start-ups. A mega sports bar/nightclub/restaurant in Boston. A multimillion dollar Times Square nightclub, and a dot com TV network in SOHO, NYC. Of all the start-ups I have been a part of, Pseudo and G4tv were exciting. Nitropod is the sweetest.

It’s been almost a year since Covid turned the planet upside down and put all of us on notice. Mask up! Social Distance! Stay Home! It’s almost like gamers we’re as prepared for this pandemic as doomsday preppers. Gamers laughed as boomers became zoomers and streamers cashed in on the growing demand for content.

The years of 1998-2008 are a blur with the internet evolving out of the ashes of the dot com collapse. Going from Internet to TV and back to the Internet was a surreal experience. It was eye opening, educational, and absolute proof that the corporate television structure is fundamentally flawed with global wireless expansion.

About 5 years ago, I was able to finally get my hands on the archives from All Games Network 1998-2000. These tapes have been in a storage locker in upstate New York since Pseudo Programs went bankrupt in 2000.

If you woke up today expecting to find an arsenal of XBOX exclusives to taunt your PlayStation friends with, you might want to hold off. They opened with a deep dive into nearly 9 minutes of the Halo Infinite campaign. You can catch the official trailer and a Step Inside. For HALO fans it’s a chance to play an expansive campaign as Master Chief. Visually it looked, like Halo. (continued)

After months of digitizing, I’m finally adding some updated archives to the youtube channel. (continued)

When I first started producing the daily Game Time! show in 1996, it was to talk to game developers and gamers about new releases and games coming soon. There was a lot of information to gather as game developers and publishers began establishing an online presence. (continued)

You may have noticed some lists at the top of the website. The concept is All Games All-Stars. Community picks for their favorites in a growing list of categories. You can nominate an addition to the list, or suggest a new list. Battle Royale games, niche websites, import games, mods, fan fiction and more.