ran as a television channel, they also hosted servers for various online games including Horizons Online, Droiyan Online, The Legend of Mir series, and Myth of Soma, some of which also prominently advertised on their programming (The Legend of Mir games also received their own dedicated programmes). After Game Network ceased to exist as a television channel, their online side involving the video games that they provided to the public continued as GNOnline until servers for The Legend of Mir 2, The Legend of Mir 3, and Myth of Soma were closed on March 2009. Shows Digital Crack (April 2001 – September 2001): A magazine format show with chat, game play and news between the 3 presenters Carl, Bettina Perrie and Alison. The show was fast-paced with reviews, game battles and email requests and replies. The three presenters were very popular and had a great on screen chemistry. Me in Mir: A comedy show where Carl would get dressed up, sing songs and chat to players live in Legend of Mir. Game Guru (December 2001 – February 2006): A live daily phone-in video gaming show originally presented by one "guru" presenter via webcam. After October 2003 (Series 2) the format changed to two presenters, one working on Phone Calls while presenting on camera, while the other worked on Texts (the secondary presenter often could be heard in many episodes). Members of the public would ring or text in and ask for cheats or walkthroughs to various video games, after which the Gurus would explain how and/or post up the solution on television via a chatroom like text program. Viewers could also ask for game release dates, opinions on what game/console to buy next or for news about the gaming industry. Livewire (November 2004 – June 2005): A live Saturday news, reviews and previews show, presented by Gareth Williams, Mike Rushton, Chris Jeffery and, in later shows, Stuart Headlam. Often with a special guest from the gaming industry. The show once even had a special guest appearance from Goldie Lookin Chain. Reloaded (January – June 2005, November 2005 – February 2006): A show (originally daily, then airing only on Saturdays) where the Game Gurus would challenge the public to bouts of various games online. The show would often be presented by a random presenter. The Game Gurus usually played games like Halo 2, Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow and Project Gotham