Brooklyn Decker, Charlie Sheen and Other Stars Tweet Off from the VGA Red Carpet

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Last weekend's Spike TV Video Game Awards may be over, but that doesn't mean we have to stop talking about them. There were plenty of celebrities in attendance—Seth Green, Tony Hawk, Jason Biggs, Brooklyn Decker, Charlie Sheen and more—and it seems like they all had something to say about the awards show.

On the other hand, about half of them were just stoked to take a picture with Hulk Hogan. Take a look at our gallery to see what they had to say.

The biggest news to come out of the show wasn't Epic's new IP or Bioware's revival of Command and Conquer; in our opinion, it was Canadian DJ Deadmau5 leaving his PS Vita in a cab. Best of all, we don't believe he ever did get it back. There just may be a PS Vita—not slated to come out in the states until February, mind you—floating around Los Angeles. Keep an eye out if you live in the area and you can probably sell it to Gawker for a few hundos.

The host of the award show rooting for Uncharted 3—objectivity FTW! Just kidding, it's not like he has a say anyway.

How did we figure it out, anyway? Oh yeah, Tony Hawk told us. Seriously, we were right there when he dropped the bomb: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD would be hitting consoles next year, with the best bits from the first and second games thrown in for oldschool fans. We're excited, but no wonder the announcement fell flat.

Mr. Cool J was at the VGAs to present Mass Effect 3 with the "Most Anticipated" award and, afterward, to introduce the trailer for Bioware's new Command and Conquer title. We didn't notice the #Boomdizzle hashtag trending too hard on Twitter over the weekend, but maybe we just weren't paying attention. 

Biggs may not be an authority on, well, anything, but we do agree with his stance on the Emmys. Who needs a dignified awards show when you can have Felicia Day slicing watermelons with a katana?

This one's our favorite. For one thing, we have no idea who any of those other people are, but they're geniuses for asking the Jonas brother to "steal them a Sega" from the VGAs. Sega was out at the VGAs in full force, handing consoles out like party favors, after all. Good thing Kevin managed to snag a cutting-edge Dreamcast.

Stacy Keibler and the Hulk go way back to their pro wrestling days. We're sure they miss sitting on each other's faces in the ring, which is what makes this reunion so heartwarming. We're not sure what the next slide is about, though...

Based on the look on Seth Green's face, we can only conclude that Hogan is giving him a reacharound in this image. We would've tweeted it too. Also, best guess: which hipster iPhone camera app did Seth use to take this, Hipstamatic or Instagram? Actually, nevermind, we don't care.

Hulk Hogan's supposed jitters were baseless, as he killed it when he finally did go on stage. Literally, he killed someone. Have you seen the size of his arms?

Funny, we were more excited to see Brooklyn eat cupcakes with her hands tied than to see Zach host. To be fair, he did a great job, but how can you compete with that?

Charlie Sheen's appearance may have been surprising at the time, but in retrospect we shouldv'e guessed. Who better to represent gamers? By the way, Charlie, you spelled "snorted" wrong.

Tune in next week for yet another batch of sexually stimulating celebrity tweets!