I got my Valleyschwag issue #3 in the mail today! I gots me an MI6 laptop bag, a Jumpcut t-shirt, a fortune cookie, 7 cool stickers, and of course the Hoedown poster. Awthum! Perhaps my favorite item among the haul is the snubster.com sticker. I can’t wait until next month.
Though technically not schwag related, I did get my free Ubuntu Live CD from France today. Hooray for free stuff!
“A” is jump. “B” is attack.
I am a sucker for games that use miniscule system resources to create a gaming experience better than more complex titles. Games like Rez, Lumines, Katamari Damacy, and Electroplankton don’t need flashy graphics or an advanced combo system. They create an immersive environment from their excellent sound, easy learning curve, and difficulty to master. That is why Nintendo’s Japan only bit Generations may just get imported by me. Of the seven minigames that make up the two series title, Orbital sounds the most intruiging. Apparently you begin off as a small planet and use gravity to grow. While growing you begin to collect other celestial objects. Once large enough, you can jump into other orbits.
On a side note, I’m also waiting for the gorgeous Every Extend Extra.
As you may or may not have noticed there has been subtle alterations to the layout of this page. The more I stare at PHP the more it makes sense. Gone are those dreaded angle double quotes (» and «). The header has been modified. There have also been some minor layout adjustments. WordPress deserves a shout out. More mods to come soon. Goodbye old school HTML. It’s been a fun ten years.