I’ve been watching Crysis gameplay trailers. I am so excited for this game.
Garfield the cat doesn’t actually speak, so what would Garfield the comic look like if he just wasn’t there? Apparently it would look like Jon is a mental patient.
Sometimes I dance when I'm alone in the elevator.
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Tag Archive: games
Remember Spore?
New gameplay video from Will Wright at TED.
Watch and drool. In other news - Wordcamp was fun, redesign is inching closer to completion, we swear. Carry on.
Thursday Jul 19 2007 - 2:01am
Go Get (StarForce Free) Trackmania!
by Brendan
under drm, games, software
with 0 comments
Valve never ceases to surprise me with their awesome quality of service. If creating the most anticipated release of the year weren’t enough (October 9th, if you care and won’t blindly be a Bungie fanboy gorging yourself on Halo 3 from its September 27 launch), when Trackmania United came out on Steam, there was […]
Wednesday Jun 20 2007 - 6:25pm
No Times Like The End Times
Don’t worry, no religion here. Just good old fashioned post-apocalyptic speculation. I recently watched Mel Gibson’s Apocalypto, and while it turned out to be less about the end of the Mayan civilization and more a spectacularly gory and dark action movie, it made me think - what would it be like to think the […]
Thursday Jun 7 2007 - 5:21pm
Multi-touch Surfaces, Oh My!
by Brian
under games, news, technology
with 7 comments
I’m not sure where all the new subscribers have been coming from given our past dormancy, but to everyone new, welcome! Our beloved professor Mark Chang has a great piece on multi-touch surfaces over at his blog. Well I suppose that since we’ve graduated, he’s technically not our professor anymore and just “a terrifyingly […]
