Hello everyone. I've been with GamePro for about two years now, and previously co-ran GamerHelp.com with LongHairedOffender (which is now Slobs of Gaming). I am now Previews Editor here at GamePro with Travis Moses, and we're going to rock your socks off. Here's an excerpt from my life story... When I was younger I met this small town girl, living in a lonely world. She took the midnight train going anywhere. At the time I was just a city boy, born and raised in South Detroit. I also took the midnight train going anywhere. For a while I was a singer in a smoky room, and it always smelled of wine and cheap perfume. I used to tell people that for a smile they can share the night, because it tends to go on and on and on and on. I met some strangers waiting, up and down the boulevard. I couldn't help but notice their shadows searching in the night. I called them "Streetlight People", they were living just to find emotion. I'd always find them hiding, somewhere in the night. During my time in the city I was working hard to get my fill, it was tough because everybody wants a thrill. People were always paying anything to roll the dice just one more time. Eventually I came to the conclusion that some will win, some will lose. I mean, some were born to sing the blues. It's hard to ignore the fact that the movie never ends, it tends to go on and on and on and on. I traveled the city often at night, and when I would find those strangers who hung around under the lamps hanging over the streets and alleys, I used to tell them the same thing every time. I'd say "don't stop believing. Hold onto that feeling, Streetlight People".