Wednesday, February 7, 2001

New Doom-what does it need? -- 1:44 pm CST, Update by The Master

There's an article up on The Oxygen Tank titled What does the new Doom need? The author puts up his opinions, and gets some industry responses from Levelord, Cliff Bleszinski, Zdim and Tom Hall.

Elite Force postmortem -- 1:41 pm CST, Update by The Master

Gamasutra has posted Postmortem: Raven Software's Star Trek: Voyagerâ€"Elite Force, a look back at what happened in the development of ST: T-EF. Cool beans.

A.T. Hun comments: Cool article, as all of these postmortems have been. I tried to post this yesterday but the AOL software kept locking up my in-laws' notebook.

Tuesday, February 6, 2001

Gamecenter sucks it down -- 9:36 pm CST, Update by The Master

Welp, it's official: Gamecenter to close. Dut-dut-dut, another one bites the dust-HEY! I must apologize to Queen now.

A.T. Hun comments: Everyone who will miss it, raise your hands. Didn't think so.

Greetings from Arizona! -- 8:36 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun

After an absolutely perfect flight, we arrived safely in Arizona. It was a bit of a shock to go from ~30°F to ~70°F, but I think we'll adjust :) The only problem so far is that I didn't realize how much the Wisconsin cold numbed my hand. It bugs me a lot more, but it's still tons better than it was.

I do have some Net access via AOL *wretch* which is better than no access at all. I miss my 128K wireless though. Going back to 33.6K is a bit jolting. So I hope to occasionally pop in with updates. On Friday we may be going to see a Phoenix Coyotes hockey game. The Red Wings they aren't, but it's still the NHL. Until later . . .

Shiny makes Matrix games? -- 12:05 pm CST, Update by The Master

According to an article over on Variety, Interplay Entertainment has been awarded the videogame license to The Matrix.

I am a fan of The Matrix-I just don't know how well that movie can possibly translate to a game. Guess we'll see . . .

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