About Michael Pacheco:
Not much is known about the one called “Thrills Killa”. Some say he’s a legend, others say a legend in his own mind.
Please Stalk Me.
About William Bell:
After finally getting my NES in 1987 I was in heaven, up until I saw Sonic the Hedgehog on the Genesis. I quickly jumped to Sega and road their ship as a devoted Sega fanboy. The Saturn came and I loved it. The Dreamcast came and I loved that even more, especially Soul Calibur and Jet (set) Grind Radio. Once Sega broke my heart and left the console hardware business in 2000, I became a PC only gamer.
Building several computers between then and now, I decided to jump back into console gaming when I saw that the only place I could play Splinter Cell at the time was the Xbox. Since then I have preferred Xbox over the other platforms, even though I do own a PS2 and Gamecube as well.
My interest in online gaming started with the Dreamcast and Sega net, then moved on to the PC where I became very accustomed to playing with other people. Just so happen the Xbox had just started to offer what I had grown to like about PC gaming. This leads me into now where I still can’t get enough of Xbox Live, because it has the best online console experience available.
Gamertag-Sacredleader
E-mail- willtheme@gmail.com or william[at]thexboxdomain.com
About Patrick Bonk:
“Those video games are not gonna play themselves!”
-SUPERGHOST
The above has been my credo for several years now and represents my attitude that when you get up in he morning (or afternoon as the case may be) or come home at night, those video games are waiting for you to play them. And right now there is no better system to be playing those games than on the Xbox 360!
My passion for gaming reaches all the way back to the 1970’s when the Telestar pong machines where just making there way into peoples’ homes. I still remember the moment when I first played a video game. From that moment on I was hooked. Years later my brothers and I would get our first computer, a Commodore VIC-20. Not long afterwords we upgraded to the Commodore 64 where my interest and knowledge of gaming flourished.
Once on my own I moved to the ‘big city’ where I bought my first console, the Sega Genesis. I owned a lot of other systems and games throughout the 1990’s, but when the Sega Dreamcast arrived, video games and my passion for them were taken to the next level. While the brilliant light of the Dreamcast quickly faded I never thought another system could replace it. I was wrong. Enter Microsoft’s Xbox, gaming for me would never be the same again.
The Xbox and now the Xbox 360 have what it has been all about for me in the pantheon of gaming these past several years. The community it has spawned is fascinating, and I had to be part of it. I had felt the need to express myself within that community, so I started my own personal Xbox blog titledSUPERGHOST’s Haunted House of Xbox for the past 3 and a half years. And now I plan to bring that unique SUPERGHOST slant to, in my opinion, one of the freshest Xbox voices and communities on the internet today, The Xbox Domain!
-SG
Contact/email: here or patrick[at]thexboxdomain.com
About Miguel Echavarri:
Yo, I been gaming since I was negative two years old, and now being the age of 21 I live it up in Vegas. I am all about multiplayer games on Xbox Live. I especially love shooters. Nothing like curb stompin’ on other players heads, n00b t00bin’ on Call of Duty, and getting em’ head shots on Halo. Every now and then you will catch me playing n+ and Castle Crashers.
My name is Justin Verterano, and I’ve been a gamer for as long as I can remember. My brothers were born in the mid-late 80’s, so I grew up with a Gameboy, NES, Sega Gensis, and Gamegear. I can remember one of my favorite games was Sonic The Hedgehog. When the N64 came out, my gaming experience completely changed. I literally sat for hours playing Super Mario 64 and Goldeneye 007. I actually got Pokemon Snap for my birthday and beat it in less than two days… and its still rotting somewhere in my house. Christmas was always a time when I would get new games. During 2001, I wanted a PS2 for Christmas. To my surprise, I got an Xbox instead. At first I was a little turned off, but then I played Halo: Combat Evolved. My first Xbox game that I beat in two or three weeks turned out to be one of my favorite games ever. I’ve dabbled in and out of several other systems since then. When PSP launched, I went out and got one…..instantly regretted. In 2005, like everyone else, I was determined to get an Xbox 360. Since my dad said he wasn’t getting one for me, I entered hundreds(not an understatement) of contests. One for the NBA got through, and I got a Xbox Core model. Only downside was that all my friends didn’t have one :/.
Other info:
I’ve been wandering around TXD since its launch in 2006. In fact, I don’t even think it was called The Xbox Domain when I first started coming on here. If you watch G4, you’ve probably seen my face without knowing it. I’ve been a huge fan of the network since it launched, and usually send in loads of VVMs (Video Viewer Mails) for AOTS and X-Play. Thanks to G4 (long story), I’ve created my own website/blog named Epicponyz.com. Also thanks to G4, bonds were made, and a bigger website was created (Nerdiest-kids.com). I just have a thing for giving back, and helping those who helped me.
Gamertag-Justin 10925
Email: justin[at]thexboxdomain.com
About Lewis Garcia
I’m 21 and I’ve been in New York City for pretty much my entire life.
I started out gaming as a child when my older brother first bought an
NES with Duck Hunt (which, of course, included the NES Zapper). My
addiction to consoles grew when I forced my parents to buy me a Super
Nintendo and Sega Genesis. Every weekend, I gathered my cousins to
help me finally conquer Star World in Super Mario Land. Eventually I
owned every major home and handheld console released after the 16-bit
era. My all time favorite has to be the Sega Dreamcast for its online
capabilities alone. After I sold my Wii (It bored me!), I was given an
Xbox 360 as a gift. I instantly became a fanboy when I realized how
large the Xbox 360 community was. Plus the achievements became
unbelievably addictive. Thank you, Microsoft.
My myriad of favorite games includes (but is not restricted to the
following): Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Super Mario Kart,
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Metal Gear Solid, Jet Grind Radio,
Psychonauts, Final Fantasy 11, Call of Duty 4, Rock Band 2, Left 4
Dead, Phantasy Star Online, Skies of Arcadia, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, and
Sonic Adventure 1 and 2. I’m also secretly STILL addicted to the
handheld Pokemon series. No matter what, I will always believe in the
redemption of the Sonic the Hedgehog series. IT WILL BE BACK WITH
FULL FORCE…somehow.
I’m desperately in love with my iPod Touch and disgustingly addicted
to Apple as a whole. Also, I enjoy a good Jack and Coke…on occasion.
Oh, and music is my life. My tastes pretty much run the musical gamut
but I find that I can never go wrong with 90s grunge.
If you’re up to shooting some zombies in the face or just need help
with certain online achievements, hit me up on Xbox Live.
Gamertag – aStagnantSleep
Email: lewis [at] thexboxdomain.com
About Matthew Moore:
I attend a local High School in Augusta GA as a senior. Outside of school I fill my nights with endless gaming, continuous web surfing, and uncanny comic book reading. My favorite games on 360 are Gears of War, GRAW 2 and Marvel Ultimate Alliance(for reasons of absolute comic geekasm). I am a huge advocate of downloadable content that’s enticing, creative and affordable.
I have always looked for a rich and interesting story when I jump into a game. Halo and Gears of War most recently used a form of story telling that is more subtle and seen through the surroundings. The setting entices you and makes you care about the characters (some more than others). Others tell a rich story mainly through characters such as Rockstar’s Bully. I enjoy both formulas but hate shallow gameplay with great stories.
I got my gaming start playing Super Nintendo with games like Street Fighter 2 and Megaman X. I switched from Nintendo to PS1 then back to N64. Final last generation I chose Gamecube, but I ultimately felt as if I was missing something in the online area. I loved games such as Super Smash Brother Melee but wondered why I was limited to only playing these games with the people next to me.
Finally I bought an Xbox 360 to meet that gap of an online experience in my entertainment of choice. Overall I have been happy with my choice and am hoping that I continue to be satisfied. Although I despise fanboyism (I doubt that’s even a word) I prefer to play games on 360 for achievements and the unified online service.
Gamertag – Webnet
Email: Webnet10years@gmail.com
About David Wetty:
My name is David “Whet Wurm” Wetty and I’ve been gaming since I was 8 years old. My first system was the Sega Master System and I was hooked on Fantasy Zone. I haven’t stopped gaming since. I’ve owned every system not made by Nintendo or Atari (yes, even the Sega 32-X and Sega-CD). After the fall of the Dreamcast (long live my Dreamcast!!!), I played PS2 and Xbox. Xbox won my heart with its 5.1 audio, better graphics and HUGE controller. As a result, I’m an Xbox360 fanboy. No PS3 for me until they actually make some interesting games (WipEout and Twisted Metal please?) and I’m not interested in the Wii just yet… maybe Wii2. I’m totally hooked on Xbox Live Arcade and look forward to helping out The Xbox Domain with the PR and XBLA sections. Thanks!
Gamertag- Whet Wetty
Email: whetwurm [at] yahoo [dot] com
