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Question Of The Month: What's Your Most Embarrassing Username?
In issue 271, we asked readers to share with us the most awesome or embarrassing custom name they've ever used in a video game. While a few wrote in to brag about how cool (they think) their usernames/gamertags are, most respondents took the opportunity to poke fun at themselves for a less-than-enviable moniker. Now it's your turn.
Use the comments section below to share with us a facepalm-worthy username from your past, whether it incorporates early '90s leetspeak, a reference to a long-forgotten emo band, or a cannabis pun that isn't nearly as clever as you thought it was at the time (which is pretty much guaranteed). Don't worry: As someone who used to go by the gamertag "Tanuki Jeffro," I can confidently tell you that we've all been there before.
Not done sounding off? Check out October's Question of the Month: What's The Best In-Game Reward You've Ever Received?
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