no, i'm not going out.
First of all, i'm sick and preparing one hot water bottle after another and drinking throat relief tea (yak!).
And second, it just started snowing again.
And no, i will not shave, because it actually helps to prevent your cheeks from freezing.
You know, the whole "back to nature" stuff...
Oh, and just because i have enough time to nerd out like crazy, here are a couple of links you must look at:
The falling sand game, that will chew up your time.
And the ultimate postcard from the future - no, it's from the past! - the VOXEL engine.
TRUE next generation gaming running even on old fashioned Pentium III's.
I told ya, the future is sprites and pixels!
More random stuff including Shadow of the colossus being the first computer game that almost made me cry. Though, keep in mind how sentimental i am when it comes to cinema.
It also has the best film-style motion blur implementation in a game that i have seen. Ever.
I thought that was worth noting.
Finally:
Props to Robert Heyes for finishing his diploma project globalville.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
First of all, i'm sick and preparing one hot water bottle after another and drinking throat relief tea (yak!).
And second, it just started snowing again.
And no, i will not shave, because it actually helps to prevent your cheeks from freezing.
You know, the whole "back to nature" stuff...
Oh, and just because i have enough time to nerd out like crazy, here are a couple of links you must look at:
The falling sand game, that will chew up your time.
And the ultimate postcard from the future - no, it's from the past! - the VOXEL engine.
TRUE next generation gaming running even on old fashioned Pentium III's.
I told ya, the future is sprites and pixels!
More random stuff including Shadow of the colossus being the first computer game that almost made me cry. Though, keep in mind how sentimental i am when it comes to cinema.
It also has the best film-style motion blur implementation in a game that i have seen. Ever.
I thought that was worth noting.
Finally:
Props to Robert Heyes for finishing his diploma project globalville.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
