You're already anonymous when you're on the internet. Unless you give out your name, address, and phone number (which nobody should ever give out on the internet anyways) we're all just avatars. Nobody here knows who you really are, and nobody cares (I said that un-offensively). That's the best and worst thing about the internet. The only people who could find out who you are or more specifically, where you live, are the admins (and maybe mods) because of your IP. So no worries :). I can't imaging anything embarrassing being said on the internet that hasn't been said before anyways. :P **edit**I should add that when it comes down to it there's always people tracking us in one way or another, so we're never truly "anonymous", but it's usually marketing companies or the government. Both don't care about our personal lives or our "embarrassing" stories. So once again, no worries :) **edit**
Just e-mail gamespot and ask them to delete it :). Letting people delete their own accounts could cause problems. Younger/older brothers/sisters or "friends" deleting their siblings accounts is the first thing I can think of..and I'm sure there's other problems. Not the best reason...but it's all I can think of right now :). **Added**Not to mention that it's out of Gamespots hand when it comes to Google (and other search engines) if your profile and contributions pop up before your website does on Google it just means more people have clicked on it than your website. (if you didn't already know) Once your website gets more hits then it should "out-rank" and gain priority over the links to your profile and contributions through Gamespot**Added**
I suppose I should add that I exercise for an hour daily and have had a girlfriend for the last 4 years who understands that video games are a part of my life. I can understand how my last post made me seem like a hermit..but that's not entirely true. There's nothing wrong with it as long as you take care of yourself and have understanding people around you that don't have a problem with you playing for long periods of time. It just means you've got a passion. If you're good at something, do it. And if it makes you feel good then that's all the more reason to do it. :) I'd rather be playing games than criticizing others, that's for sure. Some people can watch 2-3+ movies in a row and love it, yet I can't do it. It all depends on what kind of person you are.
Is XBL Primetime the equivalent of Family Game Night but for gameshows? Anywho, The Price is Right would be one of my top pics for a gameshow game. It would be able to have a ton of mini games and prices of certain things could be updated via Xbox Live for price changes. Or maybe "Don't Forget the Lyrics"...but maybe not....depends on the songs that would be in the game. And I agree completely with Family Feud.
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