GGL’s production crew has delayed the release of Up All Night 4: Burnout Paradise in order to make a superior show.
We’re adding footage to make the final product even better than it was going to be before, so hang tight and wait until Feb. 20 for the goods.
More info as it comes in.
Check this photo gallery for the setting, location and production of Up All Night 4: Burnout Paradise! We weaseled our way into a four-story house in Marina Del Rey, CA for this shoot.
The GGL production crew is on location in Marina Del Rey, CA for the filming of Up All Night 4: Burnout Paradise! Stay tuned for more information as the day goes on…
What happens when the GGL and Epileptic Gaming crew audition for a spot in Up All Night: Rock Band? Summa turns into even more of a camera whore and djWHEAT lays down the law in epic fashion.
Before we went up on the main stage with all the lighting and smoke machines for the filming of Up All Night: Rock Band, the gang practiced in a small corner of the venue. Here’s some footage of various people manning the instruments as well as some of us horsing around — as usual.
Some pretty big news will be unveiled on EG today, so make sure you are watching at 7PM ET/4PM PT through Stickam and uStream!
Seriously, I’m not telling what it is, so just tune in on Epileptic Gaming and GGL Wire to find out.
DigitalLife 2007 setup day is almost over, and we’re slowly getting up and running. Check out these clips of the admins cutting up (literally) and some funky action from Shane Orr and Rance “Rome” Costa. Also, be on the lookout for a recap of Amir “Hakeem” Haleem’s day and some ridiculously cool Pac-Man plush toys.
The DigitalLife 2007 GGL Wire crew finally got into the Javits Center with approximately 863 lbs. (391 KG) of equipment. This segment of videos features not only the well-known coverage and talent crews, but also the admin cast and the competition staff who make all our tournaments happen. Starring: Hogan “kam-RA” Carter, Rance “Rome” Costa, Don King, Joe “Samm” Moss, Joe “Syn” Radkowski, Emily Porter, John “Alien” Clark, Stuart Brooks, and more.
GGL Wire isn’t just here in Seattle for the World Cyber Games 2007 Grand Final to post funny videos of our crew going nuts on planes and buses. Our actual function is to capture every stage match on three separate stages at the event.
With that in mind, here’s a link to the popup player that will let you watch every game we’ve captured so far: GGL Wire’s WCG 2007 Grand Final player
If you don’t prefer to use a popup link, you can head to GGL Wire’s video page to see list upon list of videos.
Yeah, I know, we’re well into day three here at the World Cyber Games 2007 Grand Final. I just got a chance to break away from the production desk to post these videos though, so you guys can get a glimpse of some of the after-hours action at the player’s village.
Starring: me, g0d-Ms.X, g0d-Trinelin, Sam “zr0″ Matthews and others.
See all our WCG 07 footage at the WCG07 video page.
We just got this breaking report that StarCraft owner Song “Stork” Byung Goo used a banned bug in his group tiebreaker match against IP.EX. It’s unclear why Stork, the KeSPA’s #1 ranked StarCraft player as of this month, whipped out the exploit, but GGL Wire’s Nick “Tasteless” Plott narrates this shakycam footage of the event and outcome.
See all our WCG 07 footage at the WCG07 video page.
