Preparation
The Kentucky Fried Chicken Guitar Hero: World Tour Fully Loaded Box Meal Challenge. Longest name for a feature so far? Yes, it is. Our feature started off early in the day when I woke up at 4 AM with my TV and computer on, fully dressed, and my contacts in. Was I drugged the night before? No, I was actually just tired from school, going to Quantum of Solace, and playing Guitar Hero and Rock Band, so I crashed when I got home and fell asleep without bothering with preparations. What does this have to do with the feature? I don't know, I just felt like sharing. That night, I ate what I thought may have been one of my final meals. After eating some popcorn at the movies, we retired to Adam's house and played some Guitar Hero and Rock Band, and ate some pizza. The next day, neither Adam nor I ate very much. He had 2 cookies and an orange soda while I enjoyed 3 small pizza bagels and a Diet Pepsi. We hoped that this small meal would prepare us for the utter hell that awaited us later that day.

The Trip
Around 5:30 PM, Adam and I both left for the late Colonel Harland David Sanders' fine eating establishment, Kentucky Fried Chicken. Upon our arrival, I began to wonder if the Colonel would be proud of his establishment. Sure, it's successful, but seriously, when you get to the point where you're making bundles with video games, and putting more food in a meal than need be, it's time to stop and think. We ordered, and then left to go home and broadcast our meal.

The Meal
And now the meat of our feature. (Heh, I made a joke) Anyway, we got home, and tried to get the feed working. After about 5 minutes, we were good. We quickly ran into a problem, however, no audio. About 10 minutes into the meal, we got the audio working, and then finished the food. We had about 3 people watching at this time.

Impressions
Adam and I both had the same thing, so that makes this section easy. I guess I'll just go down the list.
Chicken Snacker - Pretty good, not greasy like the other chicken, plus bread. Tiny, but I guess that's why it's called a snacker.
Drumstick - Eh, it tasted good, but it literally bled grease. Also kind of small for a drumstick.
Crispy Strips - Great part of the meal, not greasy, great chicken taste. No complaints.
Mashed Potatoes - Mixed feelings on this. Adam loves the mashed potatoes, but I've always hated them. In my opinion, they just taste like no one washed the potatoes when they took them out of the ground.
Macaroni and Cheese - Well, not horrible, but definetly strange. Picture noodles, but then surrounded in a giant bar of cheese. You could turn this thing upside-down and not worry about the contents falling out. Overly cheesy, but not horrible.

Overall, I wasn't too disappointed with this meal. It had it's ups and downs, and if you plan on buying it, don't let the ads discourage you. It really isn't as big as it appears, there's a lot of open space. We both finished the meal in not very much time, and it didn't really feel like 1210 calories and 59 grams of fat, but I guess my heart will be the decider of that. Worth the $7.99? I guess so, as long as you really like chicken. And remember, the Colonel is watching.