I have nothing to say, really.
Fuck off.
National Characters is a long, multi-part essay about how computer games deal with the concept of nations and turns it into a game mechanic. The author, Troy Goodfellow of strategy gaming blog Flash of Steel, focuses on how the fourteen indistinguishable national factions of the original Sid Meier’s Civilization have been treated by different games through the years.
[via MeFi]
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Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
Oscar Wilde
Just testing.
Who says that webpages of photographers need to be flash-heavy behemoths of ugliness? Rickard Sund proves that it is possible to do otherwise. [via]
And what better start to the Duck Week! than this wonderful cover of the Duck Tales theme song by the charming Jane Lui?
After reading this 20+ page analysis of The Shining I know I’ll have to re-watch it. [via waxy.org's link to this article on Serial Consign]
Interesting note: the Duke Nukem 3D-Engine would have been able to recreate the impossible design of the hotel.
The final one.
