…but don’t tell me you’re telling it.
Videogames tell us stories. They range from the simplistic to the utterly convoluted. Not every game strives to tell an epic tale, and some obviously do a better job than others.
Almost as important as what a story entails, though, is how exactly the game goes about presenting it. Participation is key.
In the last Bungie update, it was revealed that Halo 3 was about 99.99% complete. Today, a leaked gamer tag for Frank O
’Connor, Bungie employee, has been leaked onto the net certifying that the game is now 100% complete
Gabe Newell, (Half Life and Valve), says the consoles don’t support DX10 and by locking out XP the install base is so low that developers don’t use it. This decision affected the whole industry. Games for Windows initiative — pushing devs to make all their games for Xbox, where MS collects the licensing fee.
Researchers at the University College London’s Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging have hacked up a game for “research purposes” that may recall fond memories of the nuclear war video game scene in the Bond movie Never Say Never Again. The Pac-Man-like game the researchers designed shocks players when they’re caught by the enemy.
VIA seems to be the rear to watch as they continue to lead the pack in cranking out energy-efficient computing parts. We reviewed this tiny motherboard a while ago and came out grinning.
The Leopard Introductory video has been leaked onto the web!
But they refuse to tell anyone how much is too much. Just don’t cross the invisible line, users told.
Quite a thorough dictionary….
Today an Internet Expert said he is sick of top ten lists on digg.
Microsoft is working on the problem, and is telling users who are affect that they should “try again” later, with some support techs telling readers that Microsoft is aiming to have a fix in place by Monday, August 28th.
Beginning August 24th some copies of Microsoft’s Windows Vista were flagged as counterfeit and re-validation was required only to be directed to contact Microsoft support during a business day! The problem starts when you try to run an update from Microsoft. Diggers we need your help to give MS a wake up call.
There are four methods to 100% unlock the iPhone now and all of them cost money or time. Still, everyone is forgetting about the iPhone Dev Team, whose dirty work has made all this possible. This is a plea for donations of time and money, with a timeline of their achievements, so they can keep working in software to unlock the iPhone for free.
