Will Wright.
One of the legendary game developers of this age. One thing that amazes me about this person is that his eyes are so full of curiosity all the time, just as that of 8 year olds. That, I think, is the driving force behind his ground breaking games that we all love and enjoy.
Monday, October 15, 2007
Mr. Wright, Will Wright. Oh, and Spore.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Power of Apple
Check this out.
Although it's really impressive--the instant I saw the photo, I went "holy crap!"--I must say, I feel sorry for all those professors who probably feel dizzy and fall flat on floors with all those glowing Apple logos in front of them.
Wow.
I think I would've quit if I had to stand before them. -_-
Friday, September 28, 2007
AoE III: The Asian Dynasties ... my a$$!!
This poster was so intriguing that although I am not a Age of Empires fan, I went to their website to take a look at this expansion to an old game (I remember looking at this games trailer way back in... 1800s!) from the studio developing Halo Wars.
Word is that because Ensemble Studios, the creator of the original game, is busy with developing Halo Wars, and so Big Huge Games (people behind Rise of... series, and those who flunk me on a phone interview for software engineer position...-_-) took on this expansion.
Anyways, this expansion was described as having to do with everything Asia. So, I checked out their website, and looked at the new civilizations, and... I must say, this does NOT represent everything Asia! Why? Because the new civilizations introduced are...the usual China and Japan, India, and... that's it. Yep, no Mongol, no nothing.... and no Korea!
Now, I remember Age of Empire II having Koreans as one of the playable civilization... What happened? Does different studio behind the game has to do with this rediculous selection? Man... I am so turned off by Big Huge Game now... First they reject me, then they reject Korea altogether.... -_-
Monday, September 24, 2007
Buy 1 Battery for 32!!
This is really exciting. If you have lots of electronics that eat up AA ones, save your money with this trick.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Scary Song
I don't know how I got this song, but in my iTunes Library exists a electronics titled 6th Gate (Dance with the Devil). Artist's name? 666. Length of the song? 4:44. (Number 4 signifies death in Asian culture, and thus people avoids that number as much as possible. Almost same place as 13 in western culture.)
So, what's the song like? It's just boom boom techno with a voice that tries to sound scary that utterly fails.
Anyways, how did this song get onto my computer...? *scratch*