Streaming gaming 10+ hours a day, would you watch?

My friend and I look like we're both going to be unemployed this summer. We also have a ton of unbeaten games from all the time that we were working or in school... so this summer I was thinking maybe we could spend like a week or more straight grinding through as many games as possible, all day every day. And we could stream this live on BlogTV or a similar site. We could have a Wii day, an Xbox day, a PS2 day, etc.

Good idea? Bad idea? Tons of people seem to watch when Gamespot does it, say playing through the first 6 hours of Super Paper Mario. I've seen a guy playing poker streaming his playing similarly and it seemed like lots of people were watching.

I wouldn't watch it, but some people might.

If your going to do it dont just sit there and play the game make sure you guys are having intresting conversation that would be the only thing to keep me watching.Sway-

Why would you watch someone play, much rather play myself. LeePearce

It's a bit like watching football, isn't it?

[QUOTE="LeePearce"]Why would you watch someone play, much rather play myself. Baranga

It's a bit like watching football, isn't it?

Can u guiz b nekkid?

MAYBE a bit of it, but not 10+ hours straight. :P

people already do this on Youtube they play through a whole game and post it on the net

I wouldn't, but then again I stopped playing video games a while ago.

No I wouldn't, I would rather play myself

I'm hesitant to watch videogame streams. See, I watch a popular stream on Mogulus, where there's a nice group of people to chat with, funny people providing commentary as they play and interesting games to watch. Pretty much, you've got competetion. I'm content with my current stream, and I see no need to check out yours.

I can't watch someone else play unless they have an awesome commentary or super-great skills like in a speed-run or a perfect run.Hungry_bunny

This.

For some reason, i like watching people play games, Well, not watching the poeple but watch the game they're playing, even if its one I played before. I don't know why.

It depends on how it's done. I could see myself watching if there was a splitscreen with you and your friend and the game you are playing. So you can get the human element plus the gaming. This is all under the assumption that you and your friend are somewhat interesting, though.

If your commentary was entertaining/informative, I would definitely watch it from time to time. I say do it; you've got nothing to lose.