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Thursday, May 5, 2005

The Next UT

1Up.com has a feature article on The Next Unreal Tournament available. This article has interviews with Steve Polge, Jim Brown, and Jeff Morris of Epic, and is based on first-hand experience with the game. This sounds like good stuff, but I am shocked that Epic considers UT2K4 to be "not very successful". Wow; and here I thought the game was awesome :-) Thanks Blue.

Wednesday, May 4, 2005

Bleh

I just knew I should skip the Final 'Star Wars' not for squeamish article on CNN, since it's got me drooling at going to see Episode 3 even worse. And I still haven't gone to see Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy yet. *Sniff*

J.t.Qbe comments: I read that CNN article too. Even though I haven't seen the last 2 movies, the article has me interested in seeing this one. Maybe someday.

As for Hitchhiker's Guide, I think I'll pass. In the 1980s I was the world's biggest fan. I practically memorized the books. For every school skit we performed parts of them. The trailer for the new movie lost me. I think I'll spend my money instead on the DVD version of the original BBC production.

And since we're talking about movies, I went to see Kung Fu Hustle a few weeks ago (the day it came out). Wow! I enjoyed Shaolin Soccer, but this one surpassed it. The first 20 minutes or so are horribly dark and violent...and then it turns into a fun, spectacular kung fu movie. If you have any interest at all in martial arts type movies, or just want to see something fun, Kung Fu Hustle is the place to be. I may even go see it again, even though that would break my "never go to the theater more than once per year" trend of the last 5 years.

Operation Salami Drop

This just tickled me: Brothers sending 2 tons of salami to troops in Iraq is the story of a deli in New York sending 2 tons of Salami overseas to soldiers in the 42nd Infantry Division (from New York) currently stationed in Tikrit. Normally, I don't like to post this kind of stuff, since it's not about computers, but that just rocks.

Adware banned from Downloads.com

According to this Broadband Reports article, download.com has decided to remove any software from their service that uses adware as part of it's install. Good news, since there was plenty of it. I'm glad someone is finally taking a stand against this practice.

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