Better than Star Trek, but not quite Minority Report... This looks amazing, take the time to watch some of this.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Monday, October 19, 2009
If only I were a rich Dungeon Master...

I consider myself pretty "old school" when it comes to tabletop gaming. Everybody using laptops and digital character sheets is a big turn off for me... However, this thing is pretty bad ass. I could do some damage with a tool like this.
What discourages me is, how digital can we get before we are just playing a video game? What is left to the imagination if it's all puked across an LCD? Call me traditional, but all I need on my table is dice, pencil, and paper... and maybe Mt. Dew.
Check out the demo:
Surfacescapes Demo Walkthrough from Visual Story TAs on Vimeo.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Google Wave + Pulp Fiction = pretty hilarious
Monday, October 12, 2009
I call shotgun!

First the Tauntaun sleeping bag.. and now a Power Wheels modded into a Warthog? Man I wish a was a child again. Apparently there is a whole community out there "tricking" these machines out, I bet they come up with some crazy customizations. Check out the video below to see this "hog" in action... Hopefully it's not quite the deathtrap that it is in Halo 3.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Tauntaun sleeping bag is for real this time!

I know what my son is getting for Xmas this year.
Road Rash is back?!

This pre-vis clip shows us that a new Road Rash game has definitely been in the works... There are rumors floating around that maybe the game had gotten canned. Man I hope that's not true. I was a huge Road Rash fan back in my Sega Genesis days.
The game is nowhere near completion, but looks fucking great. I can't wait to crack some skulls!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Tales From the Lylat System
I loved Star Fox 64... I remember when I went to buy it with my mom on launch day 12 years ago. It came with the 64 rumble pack! How can you turn that down? Anyways... Enjoy the hilarity.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Google Wave: The "personal communication and collaboration tool"

100,000 lucky people were selected to try out Google Wave. I was not one of them
-This is a pretty good video to explain the professional benefits of Google Wave.
-If you have 80 minutes to kill check out this vid
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