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Gender: Male
Status: Married
Age: 36
Sign: Sagittarius

City: RANCHO CUCAMONGA
State: CALIFORNIA
Country: US
Signup Date: 3/28/2006

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J M (2)
Beacon (2)
DangerWoman (2)
Jay Vee (2)
Saturday, October 04, 2008 

Hey True Believers!

   Are you ready to get your GAME ON?

   Sorry I've been out of the loop for so long!  I've been programming a Halloween-themed puzzle video game called GraveShift and it was just released on Shockwave.com:

It's free to play!  So I hope you enjoy it, and I'll keep you posted on more Feedback-related info.

Here's a quick scoop:

1) The movie came out last August, called "MegaSnake" on the Sci-Fi channel.  You can now rent it at BlockBuster, but be warned - it is not kid-friendly, and it's what you'd expect from a Sci-Fi Channel film.  I'm in it for less that a few minutes, so, if you rent it, don't expect to get lots of Feedback in it for your $5.  Rent Iron Man instead!  Imagine all the action scenes are me after having played the Iron Man video game!

2) There is no issue 2 of Feedback - YET!  NBC Universal owns the rights to the character, and you know me - I stick to the rules.  But I'm still working on it!

3) The action figure from Shocker Toys has not come out, either.  However, it was never part of the original promise that Sci Fi made, so I suppose it would have been icing on the cake anyway...

4) GraveShift isn't a superhero based game, but I hope you enjoy it.  Have fun, and if you want to post a review, please do - but be honest.  (I want to hear the good and the bad!)  You can see my name in the credits, if you really want to...

Thanks again for all of the positive comments and messages you have all sent!  I haven't been on MySpace for a while, but it was awesome to see how much everyone still thinks of the show!

Hope to have some good "Feedback" news soon!

GAME ON!!!

Feedback

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J M

 
Hello stranger!

Thanks for the updates... and the game.

Looking forward to more Feedback!

Be well, my friend.

J M
 
Posted by J M on Friday, October 03, 2008 - 11:03 PM
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Beacon

 
It's great to hear you're still around and kickin'! Keep the high scores up, and Game On!

PS: What do you think of the Wii?
 
Posted by Beacon on Friday, October 03, 2008 - 11:42 PM
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Kerri
Kerri Wood

 
Off to try the game now. Just what I need, another game to draw me to the computer!! :D Watched Mega Snake a while back. Definitely a typical Sci Fi channel movie but worth it to watch you in action even for a few minutes!

Keep us posted!
 
Posted by Kerri on Saturday, October 04, 2008 - 12:11 AM
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DangerWoman
Danger Woman

 
Hi, Feedback! I just wanted to say thank you for updating your MySpace site.
Now, do NOT forget to update your official website, because my Danger Sense tells me that there may be a few dead links on there and I may have to help you find out what and where they are.
Anyway, I need to go to bed now, being that the last time I was online, I had an embarressing moment, in which I will tell you in my next staus report to you.
Until we meet on the net, GAME ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DANGER WOMAN
 
Posted by DangerWoman on Saturday, October 04, 2008 - 1:29 AM
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Jay Vee

 
Will there ever be a Feedback movie?
 
Posted by Jay Vee on Sunday, October 05, 2008 - 10:43 PM
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Ray

 
I swear, some people just lack imagination! What would work is if they put you in a major action sequence earlier on the film. For the sake of doing justice to your appearance in a sci-fi movie.

Here's an example. At night, you, along with some fellow members of Tech Support are in persuit of the main villain of the story. When you catch up to him on a rooftop, a struggle between the two of you ensues, he goes down but gets away.

Then you cross paths with the main protagonist and offer to help out.

That's the way it should be. Don't you think? I bet those executives can use this for any movie they air. Try it, it works everytime even when it comes to crossovers.
 
Posted by Ray on Monday, October 06, 2008 - 6:33 AM
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