Gods love to play the game “let’s hide our names in the past”. Near always, their arrival will have been foretold by obscure old media.

Hacker game show idea: You’re shown a screenshot or printout and have to guess the bug. Judges award points.

skybox factory where they make all the skies that appear in games

Buy the Life™ DLC to unlock perks like an eighth weekday, always picking the fast queue, meaning in life (no longer part of the base game)

a companion game to werewolf where new people arrive in the underworld every day

Now extinct, wild cathedrals were once popular game. Sure, it took a whole community to hunt one but its meat would sustain them for a year.

• Emails with Gödelian Inputs crashing brains around the globe • Some curiously unaffected, say they have experience not losing “The Game” •

Error correction algorithms proved curiously effective against magical corruption. A game changer for black magic, now nearly respectable.

New repository: aquilax/npg - Go no player game

advertising cyranoids in our midst are the inevitable end game of ad based business models [is your mother an ad zombie? find out here!]

@kas@enotty.dk It’s a cool game, i played it when it was featured on hn, but lost interest once i could venture outside.

A game in which, after beating all the bosses, you are cursed to be the next.

Walking and using the phone
Walking around with your head stuck on the phone is like playing the chicken game. The fully aware pedestrian walking in your opposite direction—and on the same path—is forced to play the game. Not as dangerous as driving but still very annoying. When you walk, please pay attention, look where you are walking, and leave the phone in your pocket. ⌘ Read more

Shogi
Kent’s latest hobby is to play Shogi. That makes me an obligatory player and fan as well since, just like chess, Shogi requires two players. We bought a cheap board from Amazon, but he has already stated that a better quality board and pieces is what he would want for Christmas (yes, he is already planning for it).

The game isn’t difficult to play, but I am having an excruciating hard time remembering each piece—labeled with kanji characters—and how they move. Ah, the j … ⌘ Read more

📚 Finished reading Games People Play: Game Theory in Life, Business, and Beyond by Scott P. Stevens

📚 Finished reading Games People Play: Game Theory in Life, Business, and Beyond by Scott P. Stevens

Robot Odyssey, the fiendishly difficult computer game that took @auerbachkeller 13 years to finish. http://t.co/XyPoxH5XJM via @slate

Comment on Valve To Reveal Linux-Powered ‘Steambox’ News Next Week by FFaael
In reply to new_user.

But as long they are in steam it is not a big dfference from a game. ⌘ Read more

I scored 650 points in the Great Language Game! http://t.co/M1EJYZXfoB

📚 Finished reading Land of Lisp: Learn to Program in Lisp, One Game at a Time! by Conrad Barski

I got a 8.4/10 in Color, a color matching game http://t.co/M8r86859

I got 79/100 in this html5 kerning game http://t.co/IYeCPy8f

New repository: aquilax/cowsNBulls - Cows ‘n bulls single script game

New repository: aquilax/rp16g - Tiny php text-based single-file RPG game

New repository: aquilax/novigeroi2 - PHP CodeIgeniter browser-based rpg game

The Brotherhood
Recently I got the PS3 game “ Assassin Creed Brotherhood” for my birthday and it has being very fun. My dad got me the Harlequin code, and playing him is very fun as well. I have already gotten the armor of Brutus, the very best on the game. Needless is to say, I already finished the game, but am still “renovating” things.

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Сглобих игричка на крави и бикове тази сутрин за едно състезание: http://www.posterfans.com/game/

Gothic 1 game guide: https://www.codemadness.org/gothic-1-guide.html

Yet another
Yet another long downtime on World of Warcraft, just in the verge of the release of the second major expansion for the game. What a royal mess! You would think Blizzard has it figured out by now, down to a science, but…

I can’t imagine how tomorrow, with the expansion release, will be. Not going to “tune in.” Instead will let others have the “fun.” ⌘ Read more

Olympics for sports
Olympics Games relate to sport. The Olympic Games is where the World most accomplished athletes and teams compete for medals, for the win. Making the Olympics Games a political chess board goes against what Olympic Games are all about. And it is a nasty thing to do.

We—as in the U.S.A.—are not being fair with China. Our government and our politicians (including Presidential aspirants) are all playing politics with the Olympics for their own political advantage. And they are all wrong, … ⌘ Read more

NixOS progress report

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http://www.mapmsg.com/games/statetris/europe/

Here without you - WoW
An amateur video composed of Word of Warcraft game scenes, which my kid loves dearly.

Here without you (Dimoroc and Redsword are on my server now!)

On vacation now, typing this from beautiful Sterling, Virginia. ⌘ Read more

BBC goes WoW again!
Although this new “interview” involves only Horde players, the latest BBC article about WoW is awesome and it gives some very sutil but good insides of the game.

I’ts popularity can be primarily attributed to its accessibility. The game is easy, plain and simple.

It’s more forgiving than most other online role-playing games on the market, and does not take as much dedicated playing or “grinding” to reach the top level. It appeals to a casual market and a broader spect … ⌘ Read more

I am still here
It has been a while since I came to talk. I am afraid this time I will not talk much either. Between work, family, a game (I used not to play any game at all. Now the whole family has been playing Toon Town for almost 5 months. Give it a try, it is addictive! :-) ) and a few personal projects I had had little time to come here and chatter. But I am still here, I will come back. I want to upgrade to the latest Wordpress, I want to change a few things around. Davi … ⌘ Read more

Google’s Doodles
Google is well known for altering its homepage logos to commemorate a special event or Holidays. They have done it since 1999 —at least, that is the earliest documented year.

This year Olympic Games are not an exception. Google Doodle VIII celebrates the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Below is a loc … ⌘ Read more

Circa 1984
I guess a fitting way to “welcome” myself to the collantes.us posting forum is to also give a brief rehashing of my digital lifestyle.

Rumor has it that nineteen years ago, in the summer of 1984, two brand new bundles of joy rolled into the Canzolino household. The first was a shiny new Macintosh; the second, coming six weeks or so later, was a baby girl. I’ve been raised on computers ever since, tinkering away at little games and clicking that little one button ever since.

My first experience w … ⌘ Read more