Video game entertainment website to debut two broadcasts; live events

July 29, 2011 - PRLog -- The website of Texas based video gaming veteran Patrick Scott Patterson has announced plans to expand into more entertainment content, including online broadcasts and live events.

Starting in September, Patterson will begin to produce two online broadcats.  

The first, "Spawn Points" will be a satirical video game talk show that tackles serious issues in gaming, ranging from new releases to political topics and media coverage of the gaming industry.

A yet-to-be-titled fantasy football program will provide advice and tips on player pick-ups and drops, diving deep into the stats and scouting done by Patterson to lead his own fantasy teams to playoff glory over the past several years.

"There's always a lot to talk about in gaming, so so little of it actually gets heard by the majority,"  Patterson said.  "I hope it can all be fun and informational at the same time."

These broadcasts will appear on Patterson's website, which is already playing host to other video clips ranging from official game trailers to highlight clips from Patterson's own gameplay, and live streams of world record attempts by Patterson and other gamers.

Patterson also announced plans to begin providing how-to videos with little-known gameplay tricks on both classic and modern titles as part of a collaboration with website ObsoleteGamer.com and a partnership with DFWGames.com, an organization that helps run and promote live events across North Texas.

About Patrick Scott Patterson:  Patterson is a 35-year-old husand, father and video gaming personality who has played video games since 1981.   A historian and world record gamer, Patterson has written several gaming news articles that have broken into international stories.

Patterson's own exploits have seen him appear in numerous editions of books from Guinness World Records, ESPN, G4tv, NBC New York, Kotaku and Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen.  In May, he became the first video gamer in history to play games in a Stanford University lab that use real living microbes.  He was also instrumental in bringing a world record video gaming attempt to live national television at E3 2009 in Los Angeles.

Patterson's website can be found at http://www.PatrickScottPatterson.com

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