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Category Archives: gaming
Halo too
Ever since my iMac bricked I’ve been jonesing to go online and play. We have a new PC now (Yah, with Vista. It came installed. I didn’t have much choice. And it was half the price of replacing the iMac–which … Continue reading
Dawkins is not the threat to Christianity in North America
Neither is any other atheist, pagan, or infidel. No, intellectual, cultural, and artistic endeavors by North American Christians out-gun them all. video This will be the lasting legacy of the Religious Right. I’m going to resist the Pogo cliche.
Posted in culture & value, gaming, Video
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Hollywood officially out of ideas
I just heard on my G4 gaming news podcast that “they” (?) are making a movie based on the arcade game–can you believe this?–Joust. Better. It will be set in a future Las Vegas that hovers up in the sky. … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, News, Uncategorized
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Webb, Halo, Wii, Wolfe, books, and the Thor Power Tool Co.
Webb went into a funny rant today about Halo 3 and “remember when they used to make enough product instead of hype and hype and hype and then, ‘Sorry, we can only release twelve. Fight amongst yourselves.’” This struck me … Continue reading
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John Woo is getting more than a movie
I’v had a slight fascination combined with repulsion for John Woo’s movies. I like the action for awhile but eventually get quite bored (I’m not joking or exaggerating; I had to fast-forward through parts of hard-boiled and face-off). But I … Continue reading
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Now I know what to get Jeff Meyers for Christmas
How cool! “It used to bother me that he played that game so much” said Elizabeth Grimes of her 13 year-old son Danny. “He would sometimes wake up on a Saturday and play all day long without stopping. He never … Continue reading
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