Don Melanson pointed me towards Feed’s latest special issue: Video Games 2001, with good articles by Steadman, Hall, Johnson, and more. Carl‘s up to his usual high standard: “But a 3-D shooter mapped into 2-D space also means an end to the paranoia — it’s no longer about what lurks around the next corner or who’s fixin’ to gib you from behind. The game isn’t necessarily easier, but — for me at least — it’s more like playing a game. If 2-D is less visceral, well, I eat enough Xanax as it is.”
Archives for February 2001
Mockerybird
Mockerybird is pretty fun to play with – there are these lists you can make and stuff (even if they don’t always work perfectly). Plus brain teasers!
The Onion
. Clinton And The Fugitive Financier: “Marc Rich’s plight is a lot like that of Native American activist Leonard Peltier, except Rich has eleventy gazillion dollars and isn’t in jail.”
Pete Townshend
: Guitar hero, Napster commentator.
From Shorewalker.com
From Shorewalker.com [aka David Walker]: Content management systems: short-lived satisfaction. Quote – “But modern, twenty-first century Internet technology means that any medium-sized organisation with Web ambitions can now pour a seven-digit sum of money straight down the hole almost instantly.”
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