Posted 4 days ago
thebeks:

Casual Friday Tomorrow!

Pop pop! [You gotta watch Community]

thebeks:

Casual Friday Tomorrow!

Pop pop! [You gotta watch Community]

Posted 5 days ago

aliensandpredators:

atlasmuae:

Some art I made a while back.

awww

Cute, I want one of these, as long as they’re well behaved.

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manimator:

Last, but certainly not least, of the Ugly Americanized republican presidential candidates is Mitt Romney. Or should it be Bitt Romboard?

Posted 1 week ago

larepublicadedet:

This is beside the point but ‘Lamar Smith’? This is not what I imagined a Lamar Smith to look like #shrug

(Source: theamericankid)

Posted 3 weeks ago
I also recently finished a fiction book, ‘Ready Player One’. I would recommend anyone who like classic arcade games and 80s nostalgia to get this book now. It’s set in a world where everyone logs into a virtual world to spend their time. Now imagine the Imaginationland episodes of South Park, but filled with characters and properties from the past few decades. And there’s a treasure hunt much like Charlie and the Chocolate factory, with the winner inheriting control over the virtual world. It’s fun to read all the references to all kinds of movies and games I grew up with. It’s primarily weighted towards 80’s nostalgia, referencing a ton of video games, music, and movies. But it’s a fun read, and I heavily recommend.
As a note, the movie rights were sold very quickly for the book. I imagine there is going to be a hell of a time trying to get the rights to show imagery from all of the tons of properties the movie references. South Park was able to do it with their Imaginationland episodes, so hopefully they can do the same.
Links of interest:http://www.readyplayerone.com/Boing Boing’s Review 

I also recently finished a fiction book, ‘Ready Player One’. I would recommend anyone who like classic arcade games and 80s nostalgia to get this book now. It’s set in a world where everyone logs into a virtual world to spend their time. Now imagine the Imaginationland episodes of South Park, but filled with characters and properties from the past few decades. And there’s a treasure hunt much like Charlie and the Chocolate factory, with the winner inheriting control over the virtual world. It’s fun to read all the references to all kinds of movies and games I grew up with. It’s primarily weighted towards 80’s nostalgia, referencing a ton of video games, music, and movies. But it’s a fun read, and I heavily recommend.

As a note, the movie rights were sold very quickly for the book. I imagine there is going to be a hell of a time trying to get the rights to show imagery from all of the tons of properties the movie references. South Park was able to do it with their Imaginationland episodes, so hopefully they can do the same.

Links of interest:
http://www.readyplayerone.com/
Boing Boing’s Review 

Posted 3 weeks ago

I recently finished Masters of Doom, by David Kushner. It chronicled the creators behind Doom, and the years leading up to the game. It brought me back to the games I played after getting our first Tandy computer in the mid-80s: Commander Keen, Wolfenstein, Big Blue Disk games, and other Apogee games. It was a great little history lesson on the team that created the iconic game. I wish there were more books out like this, behind the scenes on the creation of our favorite games.

As a great tidbit of knowledge, I found out that John Romero spent less than a year working for Origin Systems in Manchester NH, which is my hometown. The fact that there was a major gaming company in town while I was a kid is very impressive, if only they took 10 year old interns.

Posted 1 month ago
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Posted 1 month ago

Testing a text post.

I’m working on a Tumblr post extractor on another site. Nothing to see here…

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