1. i'm pretty sure he's a gamer. i saw an interview w/ him a few years ago where he was singing the praises of KOTOR...

Posted at 12:12PM on Mar 11th 2006 by bgumm

2. "Besides, even if he was given the DS free from Nintendo, wouldn't he instead have been given a DS Lite?"

Nacho Libre was filmed pre-DS lite, so no.

Posted at 1:24PM on Mar 11th 2006 by RP

3. whats his game code? for some reason that video wont open for me

Posted at 4:35PM on Mar 11th 2006 by errrk

4. He didn't give a friend code. That's why they said maybe next time.

Posted at 6:51PM on Mar 11th 2006 by Pikachelsea

5. Why would a commercial for something on the apple quicktime and iTunes site be in windows media format?

Posted at 1:50AM on Mar 12th 2006 by john evers

6. He is "Young Nasty Man," arch-rival and nemesis of Wonderboy. Get it right.

Posted at 2:08PM on Mar 12th 2006 by SetupWeasel

7. When the author of the article teasingly talked about providing a friend code in Mario Kart that got me to thinking. For celebrities that are big into gaming, it would be kind of nice if they would provide screen names to their fans. This would be a nice way for them to give a little back to their fans. I understand why allot of Celebrities do not want to meet with fans personally because there are a whole lot of crazy people out there. But this would be a great way to get to mix it up with some fans and maybe show a little gratitude for us supporting their live styles.

I saw on a game show on TV that Snoop Dogg is making a public gamer tag. I really hope that others follow along.

This also makes me wonder how many celebrities actually go online to play video games as a way to mingle with every day people without revealing their true identiy. There is no paparazzi, and they get treated just like everyone else online.

Posted at 3:36PM on Mar 12th 2006 by Jim N

8. He actually DOES play the DS. My brother and sister-in-law were in Oaxaca, Mexico last year when it was being filmed, and they unintentionally stumbled upon the set, and met him. Between takes, he apparently took out his DS and played it. They posted a story about it on their blog, actually.

Full story here, and 4cr reference here. Pretty great read, actually. But yeah, point is, he actually does own a DS, and it wouldn't surprise me if he actually bought it himself and loves it, considering he played it between takes.

Posted at 11:46PM on Mar 12th 2006 by Vincent

9. Crap. Anchor tags. Sorry about the double post.

Anyway, http://tinyurl.com/p9xu8 is the 4cr post about it, and http://tinyurl.com/rdyuy is the original blog post made last year.

So he's had it since at least last November, and was playing it on the set.

Posted at 11:50PM on Mar 12th 2006 by Vincent

10. Kyle was Wonderboy and Jack was Young Nasty Man, with powers comparable to Wonder Boy!
What powers you ask? How bout the power of flight. That do anything for ya? That's levitation holmes. Or how about the power to kill a yak at 200 yards away....


WITH MIND BULLETS!!!

How bout the power...... To move you...

Posted at 4:10AM on Mar 13th 2006 by Joe Cam

11. I'm pretty sure KG (Kyle Gass) is Young Nasty Man. I'd go into specifics, but that would degenerate into geekery that I don't care to make public.

Posted at 10:47AM on Mar 13th 2006 by Sense

12. Sigh...I didn't want to do this...

"Take *my* hand, Young Nasty Man, and we'll fly!"

Since Jack is asking Young Nasty Man to take his hand, he cannot be Young Nasty Man.

Unless there's an actual story to this somewhere, the song says that Jack is Wonderboy.

Posted at 1:54PM on Mar 13th 2006 by Sense

13. JD was young nasty man, as per the Conan episode where they played.

Posted at 3:31PM on Mar 13th 2006 by jadenguy

14. Well then they need to get their lyrics straight.

My guess? They don't care because it's just a song.

Whatever it is, Conan is awesome and I will drop this now.

Posted at 4:56PM on Mar 13th 2006 by Sense