The following entries were written in the Games category:
Desktop Tower Defense is evil. Since version 1.5 came out about a week ago, I’ve logged 32 games (at roughly 20 minutes each). It’s incredible how such a simple game can be so addictive.
There are very few things I wouldn’t have considered doing to be able to attend the Long Now seminar from last month with Will Wright and Brian Eno.
If Simon owned the microphone to use with Xbox Live, I’d rig it up to play Godspeed while I played, so that everyone who was near me would get to hear it.
A recent O’Reilly article on the Homebrew Atari scene makes me think that an Atari based demo scene would be really cool.
Has anyone ever constructed a Scrabble-like game that involved math equations?
“ludologist” is apparently defined as a “person who studies games.” I dig it.
Did you ever play #chaos? I did.
Enigmo: It’s just like a version of The Incredible Machine restricted to liquids. They’ve got a good demo available to play….
Game Girl Advance is back at it. This time, it’s in the form of a wonderful comparison between Halo and Marathon, asking, Halo: Original Game, or Sequel?. The article brings back a lot of good memories of all-night Marathon netgames…
“Gamers set for sensory overload”: ” A new video game inspired by the abstract artist Kandinsky aims to overload the senses with its psychedelic visuals and pulsating dance beats.”Rez for the Playstation 2 seeks to create a sense of synaesthesia,…