PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV Share a Casual Chat

PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV Share a Casual Chat

September 3, 2008

On Saturday at PAX, Entertainment Consumers Association president Hal Halpin and Spike TV's Geoff Keighley veered from the typical panel format by offering a "casual conversation."

For the better part of an hour Hal and Geoff discussed a variety of topics of importance to gamers. Hal also took a number of questions from attendees.

We've got the video, and it's worth checking out...

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Comments

Re: PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV

I wish the audio was better. I can't understand what's being said.

-I apologize-

Re: PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV

Hal Halpin just wished somebody cared.


Re: PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV

Hanna loves Hal Halpin.

Re: PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV

Hanna is the only one who does.

Re: PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV

Basic controls for the video would be nice. Play, Pause, etc. would be very nice.

Re: PAX Video: Hal Halpin of ECA & Geoff Keighley of Spike TV

Also ensuring that the video didn't restart after posting a comment would be cool as well. Especially with a 1 hour video and no playback controls. :)

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