Good idea in theory, bad idea to charge for that much money.


On another note, did anyone else notice Reggie Miller was standing up when the Cavaliers had a chance to win it in regulation? I'm not sure I've ever seen that happen because the camera panned out pretty far.

Not a bad idea, not a good price tag. Even in a good economy, I don't know many people that would purchase this thing.

It looks like it does a lot more than just add audio. It actually puts you in the video, and comes with the licensed video clips (i.e. it would be legal, as opposed to a lot of youtube stuff):

http://macdvdpro.digitalmedianet.com/articles/viewarticle.jsp?id=624296

Or you can just do what I normally do. Buy a video game, turn off the game-announcers, and do the announcing yourself.

@JFein, I had a college roommate who did that. And I'm not just talking normal play-by-play, my favorite is when he'd say something like, "Oh, and a TD saving tackle by Smith... Smith was a 2nd team All-American last year..."

Incredibly annoying.

Or you can actually become a sportscaster... of course you can't jump right into the NBA though.

And about Miller standing at the end of the game, that's not surprising, I stand for big moments if possible, gets you more into the moment. In fact during football broadcasts, I never sit down. Baseball, it depends on what's happening.

@ dwhit: I do make sure that no one is around when I do that. ;-)

I do realize how annoying it can be with people in the room.