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Daily Archives: October 13, 2011
Qt3 Games Podcast: playing sheets
Oh, the things we do for the games we love: playing multiplayer horde mode, fiddling with emulators, updating our iPhone’s operating systems, dragging steering wheels into the living room, buying the Kinect, draping sheets over our heads. All that and … Continue reading
Weekly Little Big Planet: fault lines
Choosing a featured community level this week was tough. Nothing bowled me over, but I did find a couple of cool things. My dilemma: do I feature the challenging level that is far from perfect but has good elements? Or … Continue reading
The purplest Pinball FX table yet
According to the old saying, sex is like pizza; even when it’s bad, it’s good. I disagree. On both counts. But the old saying does make me think of some tables in FX Pinball 2. Such as Sorcerer’s Lair, the … Continue reading
Forza 4 puts you on the highway to the easy zone
I’ve got a half million Forza 4 credits and nothing to do with them. I rarely have to pay for upgrades to my cars, since I’ve easily raced my affinites to a 100% discount on upgrades to the cars I … Continue reading
Rift is free for the next four days
Rift is free this weekend, starting right…about…now through 9am Monday morning (California time). If you’re an erstwhile player interested in seeing what’s new (for instance, this mondo update just went live), there’s no time like the next few days. I … Continue reading
Your Daily McMaster: two scoops of Rage comfort food
I’m one of those people who avoids information about the games I want to play. Rage was one of those titles. Despite seeing it at two different E3s, I had paid so little attention that I had no idea how … Continue reading
Best thing you’ll see all week: Grave Encounters
Part of the expectation with found footage movies is that the you’re going to see a modest production that relies on creepy horror instead of effects or spectacle or anything too over-the-top. Found footage is often a shortcut for production … Continue reading
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To the Quarter to Three victors go the spoils
Among certain scientists*, it’s a known fact Quarter to Three readers are smarter, better looking, healthier, and win more stuff than the average person. Just ask Jens Genberg and Habbaku, the recipients of free copies of Space Pirates and Zombies, … Continue reading
