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Episode: Less Than Zero

Information About UTGR

About the Show

Uncle Thursday Game Reviews is a video podcast devoted to helping gamers get information on the games they may be thinking of purchasing. By giving comprehensive, audio-visual reviews about video games, UTGR hopes to help the gaming consumers get the information they need to make sure that they feel they can be assured of getting the most for their gaming budget.

Games cost a good chunk of change these days. And gamers expect that if they are going to be spending $50, $60, or more (on collector's editions and such), that the game should be worth every penny they spend.

UTGR also knows that people don't always have the time they want to find and read reviews about the games they may be considering purchasing. With this in mind, UTGR is dedicated to providing as much useful information in a quick and easily digested format. Three to five minute reviews will be the norm, but chock full of information.

UTGR is prepared to bring about the new media revolution with regards to video game reviews, networking for gamers, and trying to bring forth new and interesting ways for gamers to connect and stay informed.

About the Host

Samuel Altersitz has been gaming for most of his over 30 years of life. From the days of the Atari 2600 through today's powerful generation of consoles, as well as gaming on personal computers throughout the years.

For slightly more than five years, he has also been a gaming journalist for small press outlets such as GamesAreFun.com-- as well as freelancing for other small press outlets here and there-- where he has spent most of those years. For the past three years and some, he was Senior Editor for GamesAreFun.com. He was also instrumental in getting the GAFCast off the ground.

Earlier this year, he dropped down to a freelance writer position to focus on things of his own, including his World of WarCraft podcast, entitled World of PodCast and his own all video review site for games, which you are on now.

He will now be focusing most of his online projects on new media formats, including podcasting, vidcasting and mixing gaming related websies with social networking to create gamer communities along with VectorGamma, GamesAreFun.com and his own projects.